The use of this plant is common in almost all countries and where they are used on fruit, leaves, seeds and latex, which were recommended to solve problems such as digestive type of pain and inflammation of the stomach, diarrhea and constipation, it is also Effective as vomiting and to fortify the stomach. It is also used very often against intestinal parasites in children, so it is recommended to eat the seeds half boiled with a little latex of the plant, or the fruit fasting for three days and prepared to ingest a tea leaf . It is used in addition to chest pain, asthma, bronchitis, diphtheria and lung pain.
Shrub of 2 to 5 meters in height, single stem with leaves large, extended and with clefts. Its flowers are yellow and are linked to the trunk, where they exit from fleshy fruits. It is originally from Mexico and lives in warm climates, dry and semi. It grows in gardens and is linked to the tropical deciduous forest, subcaducifolia, subperennifolia, evergreen, mountain cloud forests of oak and pine.
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