Medicinal Plants and their Importance According to Ketchen (2017), edicinal plants can give a life changing options for people who cannot afford expensive medications and surgeries for their ailment. Most herbal medicine focus on prevention of a certain ailment and it involves of using plants and extracts of it to give an effective and safe treatments for illnesses. People doesn’t use herbal medicines because it is cheap, some people use it because it helped to prevent in some particular illnesses that they have caught. In some cases, plants contain some components and extracts that helps the body to maintain and to quicken the recovery process. Medicinal plants are said that they are generally safer than modern prescription drugs and surgeries and a lot affordable for people doesn’t have a huge amount of money for drug prescription and surgery for their ailment. Herbal medicines helps to strengthen the immune system’s functioning for prevention of getting some diseases.
Background of Psidium Guajava Guava is the common name for any …show more content…
It is said to have originated in Mexico central and South America but has become almost a staple fruit in a lot of Asian countries. The Spanish explorers are said to have spotted the guava in South America way back in 1500 from where it has been taken North Florida. Seminole Indians are said to have cultivated guava trees in Northern Florida in 1816. (Gerita, 2009). Gerita added that “Guavaween” is a traditional fund raising event celebrated every year during the end of October in central Florida to celebrate the advent of guava. Today India, Brazil and Mexico are the major producers of guava in the world. The best grown guavas are said to be from near and around Allahabad in India. It is successfully grown in tropical and sub-tropical climate, having distinct winters, though tolerating dry
Background of Psidium Guajava Guava is the common name for any …show more content…
It is said to have originated in Mexico central and South America but has become almost a staple fruit in a lot of Asian countries. The Spanish explorers are said to have spotted the guava in South America way back in 1500 from where it has been taken North Florida. Seminole Indians are said to have cultivated guava trees in Northern Florida in 1816. (Gerita, 2009). Gerita added that “Guavaween” is a traditional fund raising event celebrated every year during the end of October in central Florida to celebrate the advent of guava. Today India, Brazil and Mexico are the major producers of guava in the world. The best grown guavas are said to be from near and around Allahabad in India. It is successfully grown in tropical and sub-tropical climate, having distinct winters, though tolerating dry