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PEPEROMIA





It is known in English names peperomia, shiny bush , Silver Bush, clear weed, rat-is swollen and clear weed.

A kind of some flowering tumutubo on wet and nalililimang place, it has shape clown salitan leaves that is profit in the ring and juicy that branches, its flowers are small circular that fall on the ground and are.
The leaves and branches this can be used to it, it's the most making salad and can eat a raw.
The Herbal Medicine at:
Rheumatism
Gout
Pigsa
Sore
Burnt skin
Inflammation of the skin
Tagihawat
Headache
Abdominal pain
Kidney problems
Conjunctivitis
Throat is so painful
Diarrhea
Problems with bladder
High blood
Fever
Mental excitement disorder .

How to prepare:
As vegetables
The leaves and stem it can eat a raw, when fresh inani and hinugasan.
As drink
Wash the leaves / branches
Magsukat Two (2) glasses of water in a (1) glasses of leaves / STEM
Boil
Shelter, dampen and salain.
Drink of two (2) times a day, a (1) glasses in the morning and one (1) glasses at night.
For skin
Wash and dikdikin leaves / branches and ipahid sa apektadong part.
For headache
washed a few pieces of leaves, bugbugin / pasain full leaves and put on the forehead.
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