Alugbati and its various uses
Alugbati or vine spinach is usually found in South-East Asia and Africa. It can easily grow up in garden without taking too much care. The general use of this plant is as vegetable and an important ingredient to make different dishes. But it may also use as a decorative plant in some province. It is a great source of antioxidant, vitamins A, B and C, Iron and Calcium. It also contains high roughage and it's very easy to digest.
The whole parts of plant like leaves, stem and seeds can be eaten.
Research reveals that it’s good for health and works as a soft laxative. The roots are quite effective in removing redness of the skin. It has been used in dressing to cover up the swelled area to minimize the puffiness. In case of burn and scald, apply the mixture of leaf pulp and butter on wound. It produces a cooling effect. Liquid of the plant is effective for acne eruptions and also eases inflammation. For child and pregnant lady, the decoction of the leaves make a better laxative.

The whole parts of plant like leaves, stem and seeds can be eaten.
Research reveals that it’s good for health and works as a soft laxative. The roots are quite effective in removing redness of the skin. It has been used in dressing to cover up the swelled area to minimize the puffiness. In case of burn and scald, apply the mixture of leaf pulp and butter on wound. It produces a cooling effect. Liquid of the plant is effective for acne eruptions and also eases inflammation. For child and pregnant lady, the decoction of the leaves make a better laxative.


22 Comments:
At 1:04 AM,
Anonymous said…
Yes, vine spinach is well known to us as a vegetable. But till date I didn’t have any idea about it’s usefulness in skin ailments. So, thanks to you for this informative post.
At 9:48 PM,
beauty said…
Thanks for this informative posting.
At 11:25 PM,
Anonymous said…
Why not put the uses of its fruits?its staining property and its capability to produce an ink.
At 11:28 PM,
Anonymous said…
Can give us an information about the ripe fruit of an alugbati?
-Deejay T. Mutia-
At 10:12 PM,
Anonymous said…
Can the seeds of alugbati plants can be used as an ingredient in making ink?
At 11:55 PM,
Anonymous said…
can the sap of alugabti leaves be converTed intO lotion??
-jOyce manalO-
At 11:55 PM,
Anonymous said…
can the sap of alugabti leaves be converTed intO lotion??
-jOyce manalO-
At 4:33 AM,
Anonymous said…
the sap of the seed can be use as a watercolor? or a colouring materials??
At 4:59 AM,
Anonymous said…
hi!i just want to ask if the sap of alugbati be made into oil.i will wait for your post!
At 10:53 PM,
Anonymous said…
,,-yes
..-we could use alugbati seed extract as an ingredient in making ink...
..-we have tried it in our investigatory project...and we can also use it as a hair dye...:]
At 1:09 AM,
Anonymous said…
what is the color of alugbati seed extract???
At 5:01 AM,
neshe... said…
tnx for this but how is it planted?
At 2:48 AM,
Anonymous said…
can we consume alugbati in any quantity? Is there no danger of overdose? I like it a lot but I'm afraid it might have adverse effect if I eat much, say, everyday. thanks.
At 5:48 AM,
Anonymous said…
uhhm.. why are the leaves considered to be a laxative? what are its components?
At 3:55 PM,
Girley ann salazar said…
H! Just want to know what are the properties of alugbati (Basella rubra L.) coz we need this info for our investigatory proj.
Thnk you! :-)
At 11:35 PM,
nikie said…
i like reading this article because i really need to have my research......
At 11:37 PM,
nikie said…
does alugbati also performs an anti-hyperglycemic effect?
At 3:50 AM,
lucy said…
I am thinking alugbati as my main material to my thesis...what can alugbati possibly do aside from ink??
what can be a good product for this one?
At 3:53 AM,
lucy said…
I want to use alugbati as my main material to my thesis..what can it possibly do aside from ink...
what would be a good product for this one...
What are its special uses?
At 6:15 AM,
Anonymous said…
potang ina nyo! inigawan nyo kami ng project, mga bobo. yawa, wlang magawa sa buhay, mas mabuti mag pakamatay kayong tatlo! putang ina ninyo! walang silbi.
At 4:12 PM,
Anonymous said…
good day! Can you help me to give some plants like alugbati? Thanks:)
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