Gulp

(Quisqualis indica L.)

Synonym: Quisqualis sinensis Lindl. Quisqualis vilosa Roxb.
Family: Combretaceae.

Description:
Plants twisted to the left or the climb, height 1,5-5 m. Leaves opposite or more or less craggy, too spread out; stems 0.5 to 2 cm long oval strands, 5-18,5 times 2,5-9 cm. Interest at the end and in the armpits in the flowering spikelets much; leaves fall off before blooming protection or permanent, to 2 cm long. Flowers in pairs 2. Petal tube direct, short haired, yellow-green; taju petals 5, triangular, 3-4 mm long. 5 petals, sitting, elongated shape, at first white, then red, finally dark red, to 1.5 cm in length. Stamens 10. Pistil stem length, on one side of the tube together with the petals, with stamens appear far beyond the crown. Elongated fruit shape, with the base and narrow tip, with 5 ribs, dark brown, 2.5 to 4 times 1 cm. Only in the culture; 1-300 m. It seems that the wild plants; also grown as an ornamental plant or medicinal plants. Note: The fruit in Java rare. Part of Used Seed and leaves.

Local Name:
NAME OF AREA: Dani, Udani, Wudani, Bidani (Sunda); Kacekluk, kaceklik, gulp, Cekluk, Wedani (Java); Rabet dani (Madura); Kunyi-rhabet, Rhabet iron, Sarandengan (Kangean); Tikao (Bugis). FOREIGN NAME: NAME Simplisia indicae Quisqualis Cement; Seed gulp.


Curable Disease:
Sweet characteristic and neutralizing. KHASIAT Antelmintik and tonika.

Utilization:
USEFULNESS
1. Poor nutrition in children.
2. De-worming (bracelets, pinworm, and thread).

Herbs and dosages
Drug-worm
Remedy:
Seed gulp 3 grams
Rhizome Curcuma Black 2.5 grams
Rhizome Curcuma Giring 3 grams
Water 110 ml

How to manufacture:
Created infusion.

How to use:
Taken 1 time a day 100 ml.

Duration of treatment:
Repeated for 3 days.

Notes
Excessive use of seeds, will lead to sobbing (hiccups), dizziness, and nausea.

Composition:
Trigonelina, fatty oil, gom, and resins.