Salty Qatf herb 125 g

We present to you, madam, a wonderful and safe herb that solves the problem of delayed conception, and removes ovarian cysts. So what is it? The plant called Qataf or as it is called salty Raghil is an evergreen shrub that grows in harsh environmental conditions such as the desert, where there is drought and high heat. The Raghil or Qataf plant can also grow in salty soil, and it is also a flowering plant that shows flowers between June and September. 1- Types of Qataf herb Raghil is the name of Qataf herb in Saudi Arabia, in addition to Wassem and Rugh al-Rum, but there are many types of Qataf herb with various names, including: Wild Qataf: also known by other names such as Baghla al-Rum, Yamanian Basil, Locust’s Leg, Mirmaq, and Khushan. Marine Qataf: spread under names like Rugh, Malyih, Malouh, Ashnaq, Qali, and Jerdal in Sudan. Other types include gray Qataf, Tatar, and crawling Qataf. There is a toxic type called Qataf Jamel that should not be consumed, and generally Qataf can be used as animal feed. 2- Active components of Qataf herb A joint scientific research was published between Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University in Saudi Arabia and Helwan University in Egypt in 2023, about the nutritional elements in Qataf herb. In other words, Qataf herb is edible due to its content of protein (1.18%), healthy fats (4-6%), and sugars (2-5%). The research also found that salty Qataf has antibacterial effectiveness due to its natural beneficial compounds such as polyphenols, tannins, and flavonoids. 3- Benefits of Qataf herb for the body The many and varied benefits of Raghil plant, especially for women, include: Reducing vaginal itching caused by bacteria Contributing to the treatment of infertility in women and solving the problem of delayed conception Eliminating ovarian cysts and resolving fallopian tube blockage in the uterus Helping to eliminate fibroids or what are called leiomyomas, whether benign or malignant The reason for the benefits of Qataf herb for fibroids is its antioxidant effectiveness, meaning it fights oxidative free radicals that contribute to the formation of tumor cells. Salty Qataf herb has also been used in folk medicine to prevent heart disease, diabetes, and rheumatoid arthritis. 4- How to use Qataf herb To benefit from Qataf herb for ovarian cysts, here is the following recipe: Place a spoonful of Qataf leaves in a cup, then add boiling water over them. Let the leaves soak in water for about ten minutes, then strain them with a sieve. You get Qataf drink, which can be sweetened with half a teaspoon of Sidr honey to reduce saltiness. You can also add two drops of black seed oil to the recipe, especially if there is a problem of delayed conception. Drink the mixture in the morning on an empty stomach and in the evening before bed for a month. There are other ways to use Qataf plant to support the immune system, such as: steaming it, adding its green leaves to salads as a substitute for spinach in omelets, or adding it to soups and meats. 5- Safety and precautions Qataf herb is considered safe, but it is preferable not to use it for: Pregnant and breastfeeding women Patients with kidney stones Patients with high blood pressure It is also recommended to consult a doctor or pharmacist before taking the herb if you are on specific medications or suffer from chronic diseases. Where can Qataf herb be purchased in Saudi Arabia? You can get Qataf or Raghil herb in Saudi Arabia by ordering directly from Small Herbal Store, and it will be delivered to you anywhere in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Scientific sources https://doi.org/10.3390/plants12030477 https://doi.org/10.38093/cupmap.1364913