Efficacy Guava

The scientific name of guava is Psidium guajava L. Name of the guava to the area of Sumatra is glima breueh, glimeu Beru, galiman, masiambu, biawas, jambu biawas, or jambu batu; Java called jambu kelutuk, jambu krutuk, or jhambu bhender; the Nusa Tenggara call kojabas, and the Moluccas call kayawese. While the foreign name of guava for the State of China called fan shi liu gan, and the United Kingdom called Guava.
Not only edible but sweet and fresh guava are also rich in properties for a variety of treatments, among others:
1. Diarrhea
Take a handful of rice, guava 30 grams, and 1-2 glasses of water. Boil until the boiling, after cold drinking 2x a day. Or another way is by chewing the leaves of young seed with a little salt, then swallow. Perform 2x in a day.
2. Thrush
Boil 1 handful of fresh guava leaves and 1 finger bark with 1 liter of water. Strain the water from the stew, and drink 2x a day.
3. Oozing sores or ulcers around the bone
Mash the leaves of beans fresh, then put on the sick. Repeat until cured.
4. Diabetes
Boil guava that is still raw with 3 glasses of of water, bring to a boil until the the water remaining 1 glass. Strain water stew, drinking 2x a day.
5. Hemorrhoid
Take several sheets of shoots leaf guava and a banana stone. Rinse and then mash until smooth. Squeeze the result of collisions, and drink. Drink the potion every day, even though it does not hurt anymore still drink potions until completely healed.
6. Bloating in child
Take 3 pieces of guava leaf, then boiled with 2 cups of bark with ½ finger pulosari and 5 grains of fennel. Boil up the remaining 1 cup water. Strain the cooking water. For children 3 years old, give the liquid to 2 tablespoons 3 times a day. While older children were given a cup a day.

(Source: Book "Tanaman Obat Keluarga" Ir. Fauziah Muhlisah)