The mallow plant is a plant that can easily grow on roadsides, in fields, near lakes, waterways and in forests.
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The leaves of the Mallow, a plant that grows on its own and blooms purple flowers, are used as vegetables and its flowers as medicine.
It is rich in protein and vitamin C. Due to the malvin and malvidin in its content, it has an excellent pro-oxidant feature against plaque for the gums and bacteria in the mouth. Mouthwashes are good for pharyngitis and chronic tonsillitis. Since it contains % 10 - 15 laxatives, it provides softness.
A poultice prepared from fresh leaves is used to relieve the pain of boils and wounds.
It is useful for phlegm accumulation in the lungs, cough and bronchitis, hoarseness, and emphysema.
Baths are very useful for foot swelling and swelling caused by fractures and dislocations.
Dressing with tea is beneficial for those suffering from dry eyes.
It stops nose bleeding and relieves nasal congestion.
It ensures the regular functioning of the stomach and intestines. It relieves constipation. It prevents nausea and vomiting.
It reduces fever and gives comfort to the body.
The tea of the plant is very beneficial for allergies and itching caused by allergies on the skin.
It is consumed fresh as a vegetable. Dried leaves and flowers are also boiled in water as mallow tea or made into a poultice and used externally. If it is made into a poultice and applied to boils, wounds or areas with eczema, it is beneficial. If it is boiled and brewed and then bathed in hands and feet, it relieves fatigue. If it is applied to the eyes as a dressing, it relaxes the eyes. It is also beneficial for thin skin.
