sega ɖaʈa

Medicinal values for: urinary problems, digestion problems, loo (sunstroke)

• Root: The roots (rehet) are considered to possess cooling properties that help to soothe and balance digestive health issues. It is used in dietary supplements.
• A paste prepared from the roots (rehet) is also taken orally for relief from problems in passing urine.
• It also acts as an appetite booster and is served primarily to children.

Combination use: Grind (rid) together the roots (rehet) of sega ɖaʈa, raepan, tʃap ranu. Then, after adding water (daʔ) to the mixture, sieve (ʧʰakao) it with a strainer (ʧʰakni) and then this is kept in a bottle to form a decoction.

• For a person who is suffering from sunstroke (loo), two spoons (barija ʧamaʧ) of the decoction are given on an empty stomach (eken-te laiʧ) two times in a day.
• Caution: pregnant women (rumu era) are not advised to take it.
  
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