Pitawakka(Phyllanthus debilis,)

Scianctific name-Phyllanthus debilis,\
English name-Niruri
Sanskrit name-Thaamalaki-,Drdhapadia

Ayurvdic usaga-
Treatment for- Fevers,Jundic,Dysentry,Sores,Wounds,Bruises,
Asthma,daibetes.

 

Katupila(FLUGGEA LEUCOPYRUS)

Botanical name:-Fluggea leucopyrus

Family name:- CELASTRACEAE

English name:-Red spike thorn

Names in different languages:

    Sinhala name:-Katupila

   Tamil name:-Irubulai, varatpulaver, Mulluppulatti

   Sanskirt    Name:-Panduraphali / Svetakamboja

Grows in:- Sri Lanka,India

Status:-Native

Edible parts:-Leaves

Ayurveda usage:-

Treatment for:- Anorexia, Dyspepsia, Coughs , Biliousness, Cancer, Kidney obstructions

Parts used to make medicine-Leaves,Barks,,Roots

Propagation:-seeds

Katupila is grown in almost every province of low contry as thorny shrubs , specially inarid areas .This plant is3 or 4 feet tall. The leaves are dark green , round and small. The flowers are small and light green coloured.The fruit of Katupila are small and tums white when ripe. The seed of the fruit are very small.

Every part of this plant used to produce many madicines, patts of its used to eleminate cancer. And also it's used for curing fractures ,absesis, and removing snake vnom or poison.In Ayurvedic medicine , it's used to cure tumors of uterus and piles .It also used to cure gastric ulcers.
. In ancient times, our Ayurvedic physicians have been using this as a cure for cancer

19th August 2009 Lankadeepa Sinhala article claims (anecdotal) that concotions of its leaves help cure cancer.
According to Indian reports: The plant is sweet, cooling, diuretic, aphrodisiac and tonic, and is useful in vitiated conditions of pitta, burning sensation, strangury, seminal weakness and general debility.The leaves act as a disinfectant and its paste is used by local people to extract any extraneous materials from body tissues without surgery.

Ikiriya(Hygrophila auriculata, )

Diuretic, native remedy for kidney stones.
A perennial herb with an ascending rhizome ; stems numerous, 60-120 cm tall, erect, nearly unbranched, somewhat compressed, thickened at nodes and hispid with long hair between nodes leaves simple