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Use of Tannins in many treatments that affect the human body, and among the most important materials contained in tannins: Tannic acid, and due to its high content of tannin substance, this natural substance with high effectiveness helps to tighten muscles that are present in the abdomen, uterus, and vagina. Tannins contain antibacterial, yeast, and fungal agents. Tannins also contain anti-inflammatory agents. It contains several essential vitamins for the body such as vitamin A and vitamin C. Tannins contain iron, protein, and calcium. Tannins contain many fibers. Benefits of tannins for women and for hair and body Women complain, especially those who have given birth multiple times, of dilation in the tissue of the vaginal canal, and tannins play a major role in tightening the looseness that affected this area, due to the richness of tannins with antibacterial and antioxidant properties, so tannins protect all sensitive areas in the human body from diseases caused by fungi and infections. It works to reduce secretions that occur in the vagina, thus decreasing bad odor and itching caused by such secretions. It protects the human body from many infectious diseases. It prevents infections that affect the anus, due to its effectiveness in eliminating microbes, especially those related to the reproductive system, particularly those that affect women. It works to tighten the muscles in the abdomen, which have loosened, and also tightens the uterine muscles. It heals varicose veins that affect the feet, and hemorrhoids. Tannins delay menopause in women. It tightens loose areas of the body, which may occur as a result of dieting, weight loss, or even due to repeated childbirth and pregnancy in most women. Since the vaginal area is exposed to pigmentation and darkening due to the woman's constant use of certain soaps that cause pigmentation of the area, tannins are used to keep this area its natural color. Tannins are used as a treatment for bruises and swellings resulting from childbirth. It strengthens nails and accelerates their growth. It is used in compounds beneficial for curling hair. It helps in treating bleeding diseases. Harmful effects of tannins on the body This plant has benefits for external use only, so caution should be taken when using tannins, as it is not suitable for pregnant women, and its use is even prohibited for them. As for breastfeeding women, they can use this plant. Tannins are used for hair due to good results, but in some cases, they may cause some undesirable side effects, so it is advised to consult a hair care specialist before use. In any case, there are no harms in using this plant, and no complications have been reported, and most experiences confirmed its many benefits. Methods of preparing some treatments from tannins For treating body sagging problems Method one: Grind a quantity of dried tannins, with equal amounts, with a tablespoon of each of sesame oil and bitter almond oil, and mix the ingredients until they blend together. The mixture is used to apply to the sagging area of the body, left from evening to morning, then wash the area with warm bath, and it is recommended to repeat this method three times a week to achieve the desired result. Method two: Grind one kilogram of dried tannins, and mix with a quarter kilogram of henna, and mix with a little vinegar until a cohesive mixture is formed, then apply this mixture to the sagging area of the body (abdomen, legs, or any sagging area), and wrap the area with a piece of gauze to keep it fixed, leave this mixture for about two hours, then wash the area with warm water and soap, and it is preferable to repeat this method about four times a week to get the desired result. For treating women's vaginal problems Grind a good amount of dried tannins, mix with an equal amount of olive oil and a quantity of Vaseline, and gently apply this mixture to the vaginal area, and the woman will feel the desired result after using this method. Nail diseases Tannins treat the disease affecting the nail called (Dahhas), by grinding two tablespoons of dried tannins, mixing with two tablespoons of dried and ground sour pomegranate peels, and mixing with an amount of honey to form a cohesive paste, then applying to the affected nail, and covering with sterile bandage, leaving until the nail heals. Note: Do not expose the affected nail to water or heat during the treatment period until it heals completely. For tonsillitis Boil some tannins in water, let it cool, and gargle with it, without swallowing, as it is effective for tonsillitis, sore throat, and even mouth infections. For hair Using tannins is considered an effective substance for nourishing and curling hair, by mixing ground dried tannins with an equal amount of dried Sidr and fenugreek, and mixing these materials with a quantity of bitter almond oil, then applying to the hair and leaving for half an hour, then washing with shampoo and warm water, and it is recommended to repeat this method once a month. For coloring hair black Soak an amount of ground dried tannins in a liter of water and half a liter of vinegar, leave for about 3 hours, then filter and massage the gray hair or the area to be colored, leave for half an hour, then wash the hair with water and suitable shampoo, and repeat the method every two weeks to achieve the desired result. There is also a way to give a shinier black color by mixing a little ground tannins with henna and water in equal amounts, then applying to the hair and leaving for an hour, then washing the hair with shampoo and water. For treating yellowing of nails Nails can develop a disease called (Jafara), which causes yellowing of the nails, making their appearance undesirable. To treat it, mix an amount of ground dried tannins with finely ground pumice, and apply to the affected nails and all the skin surrounding them, leave for half an hour, then wash with water and medical soap, and repeat this method until the nails recover from the disease. Other benefits of tannins In addition to the medicinal and health benefits of tannins, they have other important benefits, including: Used in decorating cities and parks, for its dense types and evergreen leaves. Agricultural engineers trim and shape it into forms suitable for placement in parks and roads. Its abundant presence purifies the air from types of gases emitted from factories and cars. It is not widely used in forestry planting because it grows slowly. The wood of this tree is not often used in woodworking industries because it has many knots and is coarse, which is unsuitable for manufacturing. It helps purify the air from toxic gases produced by factories and cars. Tannins grow in various types of soils except salty ones, tolerating limestone, drought to some extent, and cold, but if exposed to severe cold, the color of its leaves changes, and its young shoots may die.