31/07/2020
PARAGIS HERBAL TEA (10bags) -250
PARAGIS TEA Powder (120grams)-350
PARAGIS RUB -120
Heath Benefits:
● Anti-inflammatory
● Antibacterial
● Anticonvulsant
● Antidiabetic
● Antileishmanial
● Antioxidant
● Antiplasmodial
● Cytotoxic
● Pancreatic lipase inhibitory
● Phytoremediative● Arthritis, wounds, and parasites. A poultice consisting of a handful of paragis leaves mixed with scraped coconut can effectively relieve arthritis and stop bleeding wounds.
And since paragis has strong laxative properties, a glass or two of the tea removes worms and other parasites in your body.
● Bladder disorder
● Cancer. The antioxidant and antibacterial properties of paragis prevent cancer cells from developing in the body. It was found that extracts of wire grass and D. aegyptium (another variety of the grass) performed selective inhibitory growth on human lung cancer and cervical cancer cells.
● Cystitis, urinary tract infection (UTI), and other urinary problems
● Dandruff. A mixture of minced paragis leaves (including its stems) and coconut oil can be used as a shampoo to eradicate dandruff.
● Diabetes and high blood pressure. Drinking paragis tea regularly can free you from diabetes problems. The boiled leaves and stem helps balance and lower your risk of hypertension. This is what they do in Myanmar. In Nigeria, they drink the tea to treat malaria, too.
● Dislocation of bones and lumbago
● Dysentery
● Epilepsy
● Eczema
● Fever
● Gallstone problem
● Hemoptysis
● Infertility in women
● Jaundice
● Kidney problems. The diuretic property of paragis increases the amount of water in your body, flushing out toxins and expelling the salt content through urine.
● Liver problems
● Malaria
● Ovarian cyst and myoma. Drink a boiled paragis tea in the morning and before bedtime to dissolve ovarian cyst and myoma.
● Psoriasis
● Respiratory problems. Many herbal practitioners drink paragis tea to cure asthma, colds, cough, flu, and fever.
● Sprain
