benefits of urang-aring flowers

Medicinal plants Urang aring (Eclipta alba (L.) live and grow wild, including the Asteraceae tribe Other names are aring (Jw.), Te-lenteyan (Md.), Ink leaf (Banda), leaf sipat, (Mly.), And false daisy (Ingg.).
Aring aring plants grow with stems erect or often also found in a position lying, branching, and the height can reach up to 80 cm. stems are round green brown, purplish color. The leaves are green round oval shape, pointed leaf tip, smooth edged edge or nearly flat, both surfaces of hairy leaves, feels a bit rough. The fruit is elongated, flat, hard and hairy. Flower shape tube shaped, white color. The hard fruit (achene) extends to a short wedge, 2 mm, berbintil-nodule.

Urang Aring Content:
Urine aring contains various types of active substances such as: Ecliptine, AlfaTerthienylmethanol, 2- (Buta-1,3-diynyl) -5- (but-3-en-1-ynyl) thiophene, 2- (Buta-1,3-diynyl ) 5-(3-Buten-1-ynyl) -2,2'-bithienyl-5'-methyl acetate, wedelolactone.

Urang aring has efficacy to overcome gray hair, and how to make aring aring concoction is as follows: take leaf urang aring as much as one hand then puree with crushed. Then boiled by mixing with water as much as one glass. Wait for the water to boil, then chill. Next grab water boiling urang-aring, apply on the scalp, while massage-massage to seep into the pores. Do it 3 X a week.

Benefits of urang aring
Urang-aring produces a black dye, and the liquid is used to blacken the hair and to make a tattoo. Leaf urang-aring kneaded in water, then used to cool the head and to fertilize and blacken the hair. Urine fluid is applied to the baby's head to get black hair quickly. Urine-dried in coconut oil is used as a hair-fertilizing oil.

In addition, urang-aring crops, for healing the disease with fresh herbs crushed affixed to the sick, or fresh herbs boiled, to wash on: Eczema, tinea pedis (fungi), ulceration (including head ulcers), bleeding wounds, gums swollen, hair fertilizer.

All parts of the plant both fresh and dried can be used for treatment both as an external medicine and for internal medicine, such as: Stop bleeding in blood vomiting (hematemesis), cough blood (hemoptoe), nosebleeds (epistaxis), blood urine (hematuria) blood (melena), uterine bleeding, chronic hepatitis, diarrhea, infantile malnutrition, leucorrhoe, gray hair at a young age, neurasthenia.

Classification
Division: Spermatophyta
Sub division: Angiospermae
Class: Dicotyledonae
Nation: Asterales
Tribe: Asteraceae
Marga: Eclipta
Type: Eclipta alba L. Hassk

Regional name
Sumatran: Sipat leaf, janten keris (Sumatera), Java: Urang - aring (Java), Madura: Telenteyan, Maluku: Ink (Banda).
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