MUSA SAPIENTUM

MUSA SAPIENTUM

BOTANICAL NAME: Musa sapientum Linn.

FAMILY:  Musaceae                  

COMMON NAMES:  English:  Banana

DESCRIPTION:  A robust, rapidly growing, tree-like monocot, 3-9 m high with several thick, partially woody stems, arising from a bulb-like base. The leaves are spirally arranged, with their petiole –like bases successively sheathing the stem and forming the trunk. The inflorescence ie terminal and emerges from the leafy sheaths in the form of a drooping spike.

DISTRIBUTION: The species exists only as a cultivated form, and is widespread throughout the tropics, where it is grown for its edible fruit and a crude fiber produced in the leaf sheaths.

PART USED:  Flowers.

HOMOEOPATHIC USES

CONSTIPATION:  Constipation with feeling of fullness about anus.

CYSTITIS: Discharge of large quantities of mucus with urine with dull, aching pain in bladder region.

HEMORRHOIDS: Bleeding piles. Constipation. Fullness in anus. Rumbling in stomach and abdomen with expulsion of flatus.

POTENCY:  Mother tincture and higher.


 

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