Asafoetida is a plant with thick and fleshy roots that grows in arid and calcareous areas of warm regions of Asia, such as the arid deserts of Iran, and has yellow flowers in the form of umbrella inflorescences at the ends of the stems. The fruit of this plant is oval in shape and brown in color. This plant is very old in ancient Iran and has unique medicinal and health properties.

Properties of Asafoetida is very useful for treating asthma, bronchitis, colds and flu in children. This plant is useful for reducing chronic bronchitis and cough due to its antimicrobial properties.

This plant has contraceptive properties and has been used in traditional medicine as a medicine to prevent pregnancy. Asafoetida is a good protector against triglycerides and cholesterol from eating fatty foods.

Asubstance called coumarin in this plant thins the blood. Due to its anti-fibrotic and anti-inflammatory properties, this plant is useful for counteracting the long-term effects of alcohol consumption, such as liver damage and inflammation. This plant contains carbohydrates, proteins and minerals such as calcium and phosphorus, which are useful for strengthening the body. Another property of Asafoetida is the relief of toothache. To do this, mix some of it with lemon juice and apply it to your teeth with cotton wool.

The benefits of asafoetida reatment of constipation

.Hysterical attacks

.food digestion

.Antibiotic properties

.Treatment of fungal infections of the stomach

.Treatment of tetanus, jaundice

.Earache remedies

.strengthen vision

How to use Asafoetida?

You can also use Asafoetida (Angozeh) in powder form, oil and spices in various foods. The gum from this plant can also be used as a solution in water or mixed with honey, pepper and olive oil.

Disadvantages of Asafoetida

Consumption of this plant has no side effects for adults, but causes poisoning in children. In terms of therapeutic use, no side effects have been observed for this plant so far. However, in some people, excessive consumption can cause diarrhea, gas, burning urination, heartburn, headaches, confusion, and seizures. Due to the fact that Angozeh has a regulatory property, its high consumption can lead to abortions; Therefore, it is recommended not to use it during pregnancy and lactation. In some cases, this herb can cause a sore throat, swollen lips, belching, gas, and diarrhea. In addition, ingestion of this plant can have irritating effects in people with neurological disorders. If you suffer from epilepsy, do not use this plant. Because you could get epilepsy.

Angioedema can cause skin allergies such as redness, itching and skin irritation. In this case, you should consult your doctor so that your body does not show an allergic reaction. Too much anxiety can cause dizziness and headaches and unconsciousness while working. Do not use this herb if you have high or low blood pressure.