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Ficus minahassae (Teijsm. & Vriese) Miq. Print

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Family Moraceae
Common name: ayimit, ayumit, haganit, hagumit, sabfog (Tag.); hagimit (Tag., Bis.); alomit (Ig.); arinit (Ting.); businga (Ilk.); gimit (Sub.); hasimit, tambis-tambis (C. Bis.); lagumit (Buk.); logemit (Hagaonon); malatungbog (Mbo.); matanug (Sul.); sangai (Bag.); taisan (Yak.); tambuyogan (S.L. Bis.)
Local name: hagimit
Indication: for internal organ infection/inflammation
Plant part used: root
Method of Preparation: Obtain roots of hagimit, karayakay, kawilan, litid, orukay, and ulayan, 3 pieces for each plant. Each root must be 3 inches in leangth. Wash these thoroughly. Boil these in 6 glasses of water until 3 glasses of decoction remain. Let it cool.
Direction for use: Drink 1 glass of decoction thrice a day before meals. Do this for 1 week.
Additional information: While taking the decoction, one should not eat papaya, jackfruit, eggplant, squash and fish that can cause pabughat (binat).
Informant: Mabajen EP
Place gathered: Samar, Basey, Barangay Guirang, Basey Watershed
Gathered by / Date gathered: Luceriano RP
Abstracted by: QuitainA
Date abstracted: Mar-14
Province: Samar Island

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