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Family 1 Euphorbiaceae 2 Unidentified
Common name: 1 Cassava (English), Kamoteng kahoy (Filipino) 2 Not provided
Local name: 1 Kasila-kayo (Tagabawa), Kamoteng kahoy (Tagalog), Balinghoy (Bisaya) 2 Bire (Tagabawa)
Indication: For sinnat (Tagabawa)
Plant part used: Roots
Method of Preparation: Decoction-Gather roots of kasila and bire. Boil it in 5 glasses of water, wait until 3 glasses are left.
Direction for use: Drink the decoction 3 x a day until relapse is resolved.
Additional information: Sinnat is commonly translated into English as relapse. Usually described as a condition where in a person recovered from an ilness then suddenly gets sick again shortly after. Another term for sinnat is bughat in Bisaya and binat in Tagalog.
Informant: FGD (Focus Group Discussion) with the members of Lucatong-Biangan Bagobo Association : Remedios Kabaling, Gloria Sandangan, Juanita de Dios Imban, Gabriel Tampulong, Elinita Karan
Place gathered: North Cotabato, Makilala, Brgy. Biangan, Sitio Lucatong
Gathered by / Date gathered: 19/02/2013
Abstracted by: Cabero JD
Date abstracted: 05/02/2014
Province: Davao - Tagabawa Bagobo

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