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deri4luv1:
⚠️ IMPORTANT WARNING: Abrus precatorius seeds are extremely poisonous due to a toxin called abrin, which is even more deadly than ricin. Just one chewed seed can be fatal to a child or adult. Never use the seeds internally or raw.

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🌿 Medicinal Properties of Abrus precatorius (Traditional Uses)

Despite its high toxicity (especially in the seeds), various parts of the plant — particularly the leaves and roots — have been used in traditional medicine with caution. Here’s a summary of medicinal uses by plant part:

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🌱 1. Leaves

Used in very small, carefully prepared doses:
• Antipyretic – helps reduce fever
• Anti-inflammatory – used for swelling and arthritis
• Expectorant – used for coughs and bronchitis
• Topical use for skin diseases, wounds, or boils (often as poultice)

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🌿 2. Roots
• Laxative – used in cases of constipation
• Diuretic – helps promote urine flow
• Used in Ayurveda for paralysis, nervous disorders, and chronic fevers
• Sometimes boiled and applied externally for joint pain or skin irritation

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❗️ 3. Seeds – TOXIC!
• Highly toxic if swallowed or chewed
• Used externally in traditional treatments, such as:
• Crushed for treating skin infections, eczema
• Used with caution in homeopathy
• In rare, controlled, diluted forms in traditional medicine for:
• Contraception
• Abortifacient uses (EXTREMELY risky)

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🧪 Scientific Compounds of Interest
• Abrin (toxin) – prevents protein synthesis in cells
• Flavonoids and Glycyrrhizin-like compounds – responsible for anti-inflammatory and anti-cough activity
• Tannins and saponins – astringent and expectorant properties

Belurved1:
Ewe padimo

olamikunle213:
Please I will encourage you to take this plant serious by boiling it and use it for your morning tea abeg

Jieta2:
And I just suffered from kidney stoness am still on drugs.

SheikhMuniru:
It is called ewe ajeobale or ewe padimo, good for kidney

Jieta2:
I don't even have access to it

Jieta2:
I don't even have access to it

haggai247:
Small leave aka stone breaker mix that leaves with neem plant and see your pennisula stand at attention.

Mix it with Bleep and see poison removed from your body

Rub it with Bleep everyday and na only hear you go dey hear bad things you no go see or experience am but you must not Bleep

Bleep is the secret ingredients you want me to say it on a public forum?

deri4luv1:
⚠️ IMPORTANT WARNING: Abrus precatorius seeds are extremely poisonous due to a toxin called abrin, which is even more deadly than ricin. Just one chewed seed can be fatal to a child or adult. Never use the seeds internally or raw.

⸻

🌿 Medicinal Properties of Abrus precatorius (Traditional Uses)



Despite its high toxicity (especially in the seeds), various parts of the plant — particularly the leaves and roots — have been used in traditional medicine with caution. Here’s a summary of medicinal uses by plant part:

⸻

🌱 1. Leaves

Used in very small, carefully prepared doses:
• Antipyretic – helps reduce fever
• Anti-inflammatory – used for swelling and arthritis
• Expectorant – used for coughs and bronchitis
• Topical use for skin diseases, wounds, or boils (often as poultice)

⸻

🌿 2. Roots
• Laxative – used in cases of constipation
• Diuretic – helps promote urine flow
• Used in Ayurveda for paralysis, nervous disorders, and chronic fevers
• Sometimes boiled and applied externally for joint pain or skin irritation

⸻

❗️ 3. Seeds – TOXIC!
• Highly toxic if swallowed or chewed
• Used externally in traditional treatments, such as:
• Crushed for treating skin infections, eczema
• Used with caution in homeopathy
• In rare, controlled, diluted forms in traditional medicine for:
• Contraception
• Abortifacient uses (EXTREMELY risky)

⸻

🧪 Scientific Compounds of Interest
• Abrin (toxin) – prevents protein synthesis in cells
• Flavonoids and Glycyrrhizin-like compounds – responsible for anti-inflammatory and anti-cough activity
• Tannins and saponins – astringent and expectorant properties

KillahPriest:
moringa ko, papaya ni

JuanDeDios:
Chanca piedra

kpankpangolo:
E no go pass aphrodisiac properties or increasing a man’s sexual stamina. Na the only thing African men understand.

Psoul:
Use AI

KillahPriest:
Small leaf, used for traditional bulletproof and other uses

Mcslize:
That's a powerful herb you see right there. You will not understand.

And all those overly woked modern homo sapiens won't understand the usefulness of herbs like these. I won't disclose what's it used for. But it's a very powerful herb.

It's called stonebreaker.

tiswell:
It's called 'odaa opu o" in IGBO,meaning fall and grow


It chases all manner of rodents away and highly medicinal for curing toothache, malaria,and some superstition believes it also protects one against witchcraft.

gayman99:
For treating diabetes and kidney stones

Bankowner:
See where english language slams you down. The word "likely" does not connote certainty. It leaves room for accommodation of doubt.

Enjoy your 15 minutes of fame🤣🤣🤣.

@AfDapone

ultraviolet27:
How is it used will it be boiled?then drank?i suffer from kidney stone too

kpankpangolo:
E no go pass aphrodisiac properties or increasing a man’s sexual stamina. Na the only thing African men understand.

Solosolojohquay:
Something is in your compound you will tell them to tell you what it is used for before allowing them to uproot it if you say you will sell it to them you pretend as if you know is usefulness and ask them to tell you what they used their own for instead you run to naira land are we your AI you don't know difference between weeds and herbal plant I was thinking I will see picture of stubborn grass or carpet grass