Five-leaved Chaste Tree (Lagundi)

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Five-leaved Chaste Tree (Lagundi) - Vitex negundo

Lagundi is a small erect tree that can reach 3meter at maturity. The plant has evergreen leaves, blue flowers about 6-7 mm that develop into fruits about 4mm in diameter. Leaves, seeds, bark and roots are used for the treatment of various illnesses.

Medicinal Uses:

  • Decoction of leaves is effective for cough, colds, fever, headache, toothache, asthma, menstrual difficulties and amenorrhea.
  • As washing agent, boiled leaves are used for sponge bathing, treating wounds and ulcer.
  • Placing ash of fresh leaves in affected areas can ease rheumatic joints.
  • Decoction of leaves taken as a diuretic.