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Tsaang Kabayo (Tag.)Bush mint (Engl.)

Hyptis suaveolens L. Poit.

Digestive

Perennial herb Height: Not provided Leaves: Leaves are oppositely arranged, vate, elliptic, or slightly cordate and margins are shallowly toothed and pubescent. Flowers: Flowers are pinkish, bluish-purple or lavender in clor and are arranged at the axils in 1-5 flowered clusters. Fruits: The fruit is a schizocarp and is divided into two seeds.

Medicinal Uses & Benefits

Sakit atsan (Stomach ache). Preparation: Sakit atsan- Ibabad kasakmal a amut keng metung basung danum keng kilub na ning metung oras (Soak a handful of roots of tsaang kabayo in 1 glass of water for 1 hour). Part used: Roots

Preparation

Sakit atsan- Ibabad kasakmal a amut keng metung basung danum keng kilub na ning metung oras (Soak a handful of roots of tsaang kabayo in 1 glass of water for 1 hour)

Location & Habitat

REGION III (CENTRAL LUZON), PAMPANGA, FLORIDABLANCA, Terrestrial

Research

Pampanga State Agricultural University: Documentation of Traditonal Knowledge and Practices on Health and Development of a Traditional Knowledge Digital Library on Health among Ayta Communities in Pampanga

Quick Info

Scientific Name: Hyptis suaveolens L. Poit.
Local Name: Tsaang Kabayo (Tag.)Bush mint (Engl.)
Family: Lamiaceae
Category: Digestive
Collected By: Villanueva, SY Ramos, JI Serrano, JC
Date Collected: Mar 20, 2020

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