What are the medical use of harmal?

Medical use is varied and extensive. It is used for inflammation, hemorrhoids and menstrual discomfort. Smoke from heated seeds of this plant was used for their antibacterial and antiparasitic properties. Harmal can kill fungi, intestinal parasites and bacteria. Some patients used it for pain, gastrointestinal problems and also urine problems. The plant was also used for lice, nervousness and sexual problems. It is also assumed that it helps patients who have mental illness such as depression. There is also evidence that drugs made from a plant can fight cancer tumors.

Harmalin is an effective ingredient in the harm. It acts as a stimulant on the central nervous system. Seeds can be domestic or purchased in grocery stores that sell products in the Middle East. They are also ground and incorporated products such as ointments, infusions and oils. It can also cause pregnancy complications. The plant may have a dangerous interactionwith other medicines or supplements. Children under 2 years of age and women who are pregnant, nursing or planning pregnancy are recommended in most cases not to use it.

Harmal, which is also known as Peganum Harmala, is a dry-tolerant permanent flowering plant. It is part of the Zygophyllaceae family. The plant is most common in a part of the Mediterranean region, which is located east of India, although it can also be found in several states in the Western United States. Syrian rue or wild rue are other common names for the plant.

Its flowers are small and white. Flowers usually appear between June and August. After flowers died, the plant grows pods that carry dozens of seeds. Long, slender leaves of the plant have a similar appearance as evergreen needles.

There are several other common uses for harmful. Seeds and seed capsules can be used to make red and yellowdyes. Harmal was used to dye wool and especially carpets. The dye is also a component in some types of inks and tattoos. In some Eastern nations, the seeds of the plant are mixed with other ingredients and placed on coal to create fragrant smoke for religious ceremonies.