how do you take a panyawan herbal capsule
panyawan plant
Panyawan herbs is best for Lung problem and Liver problem. therefore it is beneficial to those who have Diabetes, constipation due to liver problem, asthma, cough, sinus, skin complexion and any related diseases due to the problem of that organs.
Well panyawan as in bitter vine which contains rotenone, a poisonous substance that best as an insecticide.
The scientific name of the panyawan plant is Antidesma bunius. It is commonly known as bignay or wild cherry.
drink the juice of panyawan plant...
Panyawan is a herbal plant that is so plenty in Negros Occidental, Philippines. This herb is good for diabetes person. Once you take a glass of hot boiling panyawan, your diabetes will be gone in just a nick of time. Try this at home by taking the leaves of panyawan and boil it in a casserole. when the color of the boiling water change to dark green, transfer it to the cup and enjoy sipping the bitter and pleasant taste. Do not add sugar. If you want a panyawan in a capsule? It is available in St. Peter Church, Calatrava, Negros Occidental and look for the name SISTER. It is a safe herbal medicine and no therapeutic claim.
Panyawan is a Binisaya word for gulancha, which is in East Indian woody vine. Many use the extract of this plant to treat indigestion, certain urinary diseases, gout, rheumatism, and more.
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Tinospora, also called the panyawan or Makabuhay Plant, is a clinging vine that can be found in most forests in the Philippines. Studies have shown that Makabuhay contains a special polysaccharide that triggers the activity of macrophages, or white blood cells that play a role in immunity system.
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