August 31, 2011

Cinchona Calisaya : The Traditional Medicines For Malaria Disease

Cinchona Calisaya : The Traditional  Medicines For Malaria Disease
Kina plants cross-pollinated plants are classified and highly hetezigo. Kina bark has a content of various types of alkaloids. Kina plant grown in jungle of plants grown mossy and wet forests, the Andes, located between an altitude 1050 m - 1500 m above sea level, particularly in Bolivia and Peru (the south part).

Kuinina  is the most popular, antipyretic compound which is often used  to treat malaria. Kina bark  is used to stimulate lymph and gastric secretion of saliva.Kina species there are 38 species. But  that is cultivated in plantations and Cinchona officinalis Cinchona pubescens. Used of  Cinchona officinalis stem just below it. This species is  known in the trade Kina.

Usefulness
Malaria can be cured with Kina. Kina bark contains Kuinina, where Kuinina effectively to prevent and control the symptoms
of malaria. Also used to treat bloating, help discharge, increased appetite, indigestion, and other stomach problems. In lotion, Kina is also used to relieve eye pain, as  astringent, to kill germs.  In Skin, Kina  extract used to stimulate hair growth and treat varicose veins.

Side effects
In large quantities, Kina can be dangerous and deadly. Kina overdose symptoms are:
- Ear noises (ringing)
- Causing Headaches
- Nausea in the stomach
- Diarrhea
- Vision can be disrupted

Warning
Kina should not be used during pregnancy. Doctors advise to use Kina avoided during breastfeeding.
Surgery: Kina may trigger delayed blood clotting, thus increasing the risk of bleeding. Advised to stop using quinine 2 weeks before surgery.
Herbal products is not necessarily always safe. So it is advisable to follow the exact instructions on the product label, ask your doctor, pharmacist health care professional before use it.

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