Based on real life experience from the first hand story related to me Turmeric Ginger Root (Luyang Dilaw) has helped cure a child with Dengue Fever. A Luyang Dilaw was boiled in water and let the child drink the water. The child recovery from dengue was fast.
Of course you still have to bring the patient in the hospital and drink the medicine advised by a doctor. A Turmeric Ginger Root (Luyang Dilaw) boiled in water is just an additional help for the patient to strengthen his body's fight against dengue. To prepare it grind 2-3 pcs of luyang dilaw or turmeric ginger root then boil it in water, then let the patient use that boiled water as his drinking water.
Turmeric Ginger Root (Luyang Dilaw) has also may other medical benefits:
· Decoction of rhizome, as tea, used for fevers, dysentery, abdominal pain, flatulence, abdominal spasm, arthritis.
· In the Philippines, rhizomes with coconut oil used as stomachic and vulnerary.
· Internally, juice of fresh rhizome used as anthelmintic.
· Used for menstrual irregularities, contusions and associated painful swelling.
· Antiseptic for wounds: Crush rhizome and apply to wounds.
· Externally, rhizomes are applied to insect bites, ringworm, bleeding.
· Dosage: Decoction of 2 to 6 gms dried material.
· In India, used as antiseptic for cuts. Used for leprosy, liver problems, swelling, insect bites, wounds, whooping cough, pimples. Sweetened milk boiled with tumeric is popular as a remedy for colds and cough. Juice of fresh rhizome used externally on wounds, bruises and leech-bites.
· Tumeric paste mixed with a little lime and saltpeter is applied hot to sprains and bruises.
· For smallpox and chicken pox, coating of tumeric powder or thin paste applied externally to facilitate scabbing.
· Paste made from flowers used for ringworm and other parasitic skin infections.
· Decoction of tumeric used for purulent conjunctivitis.
· Ointment used in neuralgia and rheumatism.
· In Ayurveda, use as stomach and liver tonic and blood purifier.
· Malays use it as carminative and for dispelling flatulence.
· In China used for colic, amenorrhea, congestions.
· Fumes of burning turmeric used as inhalation in catarrh and severe head colds.
· For flatulence in children, used with garlic or onions.
· Used as carminative and antispasmodic, and in diarrhea and dysentery.
Of course you still have to bring the patient in the hospital and drink the medicine advised by a doctor. A Turmeric Ginger Root (Luyang Dilaw) boiled in water is just an additional help for the patient to strengthen his body's fight against dengue. To prepare it grind 2-3 pcs of luyang dilaw or turmeric ginger root then boil it in water, then let the patient use that boiled water as his drinking water.
Turmeric Ginger Root (Luyang Dilaw) has also may other medical benefits:
· Decoction of rhizome, as tea, used for fevers, dysentery, abdominal pain, flatulence, abdominal spasm, arthritis.
· In the Philippines, rhizomes with coconut oil used as stomachic and vulnerary.
· Internally, juice of fresh rhizome used as anthelmintic.
· Used for menstrual irregularities, contusions and associated painful swelling.
· Antiseptic for wounds: Crush rhizome and apply to wounds.
· Externally, rhizomes are applied to insect bites, ringworm, bleeding.
· Dosage: Decoction of 2 to 6 gms dried material.
· In India, used as antiseptic for cuts. Used for leprosy, liver problems, swelling, insect bites, wounds, whooping cough, pimples. Sweetened milk boiled with tumeric is popular as a remedy for colds and cough. Juice of fresh rhizome used externally on wounds, bruises and leech-bites.
· Tumeric paste mixed with a little lime and saltpeter is applied hot to sprains and bruises.
· For smallpox and chicken pox, coating of tumeric powder or thin paste applied externally to facilitate scabbing.
· Paste made from flowers used for ringworm and other parasitic skin infections.
· Decoction of tumeric used for purulent conjunctivitis.
· Ointment used in neuralgia and rheumatism.
· In Ayurveda, use as stomach and liver tonic and blood purifier.
· Malays use it as carminative and for dispelling flatulence.
· In China used for colic, amenorrhea, congestions.
· Fumes of burning turmeric used as inhalation in catarrh and severe head colds.
· For flatulence in children, used with garlic or onions.
· Used as carminative and antispasmodic, and in diarrhea and dysentery.
