16/03/2026
Tagalog: Buton
Bisaya: bitoon
Sa mama ko bukol sa dede na kasing laki ng large na itlog.. Bitoon lang ang nkapag pagaling sa bukol nya, nung ndi pa alam ang bitoon madami ng doctor nilapitan advice n nga un ng doctor putulin na dede nya. My nka pag sabi sa knya about sa bitoon. 2 weeks lng may pag babago na sa bukol nya. Ndi na cxa bumalik sa doctor. Tinuloy tuloy nya lng ang pag tapal sa bukol, 2 months and 2 weeks natunaw ang bukol nya sa dede. .
Ako, my toxic goiter din dati hirap huminga parang sinasakal, pag lulunok ako parang may bumabara sa lalamunan.. Bitoon lng din ang nakapagpa tunaw.
Kaya sa may mga bukol jan, try nyo 2. .even cancer kayang pagalingin ng bitoon. .
Nagagamot ng bitoon:
cancer, goiter, toxic goiter, mayuma, bukol sa dede, loslos, tb, cyst, tumor, almuranas, rayuma, pamamaga ng kidney, sakit sa balakang, tagiliran. Khit dahon lng ng bitoon pwde.
Paraan ng pag gamit, hatiin sa gitna, kudkudin ang buto itatapal sa bukol, day and nyt ang pag gamit. Pag sa gabi, overnyt nka tapal.
NOTE: bawal sa buntis nkakatunaw ng bb sa loob. Bawal din sa bata bka maisubo lason ang buto.
Kadalasan nkikita sa isla.. Meron din sa tabing dagat.
Kahawig mismo ng talisay ang dahon.
No more no less..
Sa ayaw at hirap maniwala, search nyu sa internet. Madami benefits ang bitoon.
( NOTE: bawal sa buntis nkakatunaw ng bb sa loob. Bawal din sa bata bka maisubo lason ang buto. )
Properties :
- Known ichthyotoxic.
- Studies have shown antitumor, antimicrobial, antiepileptic properties.
Parts used :
Leaves, seeds, bark.
Folkloric uses :
- In the Philippines, leaves are heated and applied as topicals for stomachache.
- Fresh leaves used as topicals for rheumatism.
- Seeds employed as vermifuge.
- Scraped content of the fruit used for cysts, goiter, abscesses, tumors. Scrapings are applied as a poultice or held inside a cloth.
- Extract from dried kernel drunk to treat coughs, sore throat, bronchitis, infuenza, and diarrhea.
- Besides use as fish poison, the Nicobari tribe of India used the leaves for then treatment of fractures, wounds, de-worming, and pain relief. (10)
- Mixture of young leaves of B. asiatica and Morinda citrifolia are squeezed into water and drunk to relieve stomach ache. Fresh leaves heated and applied on fresh cuts and chronic infected skin conditions. Sliced seed applied on sores. Dried seed considered highly poisonous and used in su***de attempts. (11)
- In the Cook Islands, grated seeds mixed with coconut cream rubbed onto burns. In Fiji, leaf decoction used for treatment of hernia. Bark decoction use to treat constipation and epilepsy. - In Samoa, used in the treatment of skin sores. Fruit ands bark use to treat yaws; seeds used for ringworm; bark used in treating tuberculosis. (12)
- In Ayurveda, used for burns, wounds, stomachache, rheumatism, worm infections, malarial splenomegaly, and tuberculosis. (19)
