Ethnomedical Information on Ubos (Spondias mombin)

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Ethnomedical Information on Ubos (Spondias mombin) Part / Location Documented Ethnomedical Uses Type Extract / Route Used For Ref # Bark - Africa Bark and/or leaves used for coughs, fever, constipation, yaws, gonorrhea, tapeworm, stomach problems, and as a childbirth aid. Infusion / Oral W01316 Bark - Bolivia Used for wounds and injuries. Poultice / External ZZ2007 Used for malaria. Infusion / Oral L15570 Used for malaria, fever, diarrhea, and vaginal infections. Not stated ZZ1071 Used as a astringent, anti-inflammatory, stomachic, anthelmintic, vermifuge and antispasmodic; for diarrhea, dysentery, and hemorrhoids. ZZ1072 Used for tonsilitis and sore throat. Infusion / Oral ZZ1002 Used as an antispasmodic, astringent, tonic, emetic; for diarrhea, gonorrhea, and hemorrhoids. Used to reduce swelling in the feet caused by erysipelas. ZZ1099 Used as an astringent and emetic; for fever, diarrhea, dystentery, blenorrhagia, and hemorrhoids. ZZ1079 Used as an emetic, astringent, tonic, and stimulant; for colic, stomach problems, erysipelas, and blenorrhagia. ZZ1002 Used as an astringent, emetic; for diarrhea, dystentery, blenorrhagia, and hemorrhoids. ZZ1013 Bark - Caribbean Used as an antiviral, myorelaxant, and uterotonic. Not stated L04137 ZZ1033 ZZ1106 Bark - Colombia Tikuna Indians use it as an contraceptive, analgesic and hemostat; for diarrhea, metrorrhagia and stomachache. L04137 ZZ1005 ZZ2007 ZZ1106 Bark - Colombia Used as a contraceptive and for menstrual disorders. Infusion / Oral A00709 Bark - Colombia Used for diarrhea and vaginal infections. Not stated ZZ2010

Bark - Colombia Used as a contraceptive. Infusion / Oral T15375 Bark - Colombia Used as a wash for wounds. ZZ1005 Bark - Cuba Used for uterine cancer. Decoction / Douche W00113 ZZ1033 Bark - Guianas Used for coughs and colds. Used for hemorrhages and sores. ZZ1104 Bark - Guinea Used for leprosy. W00113 Bark - Guinea Used for coughs. Not stated / Oral A04079 Bark - Guyana Creoles use it for diarrhea and stomachaches. Decocotion / Oral L01437 ZZ1033 Bark - Haiti Used for urethritis. Infusion / Oral T15375 Bark - Mexico Used by the Mayas for dysentery. W01316 Bark - Mexico Used for bladder and kidney stones. SM2001 Bark - Nicaragua Used for fever, diarrhea and infections. Used for skin rashes and sores. L17008 Bark - Nicaragua Garifuna Indians use it for fever, infections, diarrhea and skin rashes. K27070 Shipibo-Conibo Indians use it as a cicatrizant, hemostat, astringent, vaginal wash, and antibacterial; for wounds, debility, dehydration, diarrhea and infections. ZZ2003 Used for vaginal infections and following an abortion or miscarriage. Infusion / Douche L17008 Used for ovarian cancer. Infusion / Oral L17008 Used as an antispasmodic, astringent, analgesic, contraceptive and stomachic; for asthma, diarrhea, vaginal infections, erythema, cysts, laryngitis, menstrual pain and psoriasis. Resin extracted from the bark and used as a vulnerary and cicatrizant for wounds. Infusion / Oral ZZ1105 Resin / External ZZ1008 ZZ2011

Used as a contraceptive. Infusion / Oral ZZ2011 Used for tuberculosis, diarrhea, and intestinal ulcers. ZZ2011 Combined with cedar, cashew, and guava leaves and used for vaginal infections and wounds. Used as an astringent; for fem ale reproductive tract and genital disorders. Used as a contraceptive. Decoction / Douche ZZ1008 ZZ1093 Used for yeast infections, fungal infections, and skin fungi. SM2011 Powdered bark is used on the site of a snakebite. Powder / External ZZ1008 Powdered bark is used as a hemostat for cuts, wounds, and hemorrhages. Used as an antiseptic wash for wounds. Taken for diarrhea and intestinal ulcers. Powder / External ZZ2009 Used as a hemostat and vulnerary for wounds. Used for erysipelas, leishmaniasis, and vaginal infections. Powder / External ZZ2011 Used as an antispasmodic, contraceptive, and stomachic; for blenorrhagia, hemorrhoids, digestive problems, dermatitis, diarrhea, erythema, cysts, laryngitis, psoriasis, menstrual pain, intestinal ulcers, vaginal infections, and tuberculosis. Campa-Ashaninca Indians use it as an astringent; for cutaneous leishmaniasis. Powdered / External ZZ2007 Used for wounds. Used as an antiseptic vaginal wash. Used for gastritis, dysentery, stomach pain, renal and kidney problems, hemorrhoids, blenorrhagia, herpes, diarrhea, menstrual pain, excessive menstrual bleeding, ulcers, uterine problems, and vaginal problems. Used as a contraceptive, and for internal and external hemorrhages. Poultice / External Decoction / Douche ZZ2013 Bark - Upper Volta Used for leprosy. Not stated W00113 Bark - Venezuela W arao Indians use it for diarrhea, cough, pertussis, stomachache, skin lesions, and dysentery. K27038

Bark - Various Used in the tropics as an astringent; for diarrhea, dysentery, hemorrhoids, gonorrhea and leucorrhea. Used to heal wounds. Powder / External SM2001 Stembark - Guianas Used as a sudorific; for gonorrhea, diarrhea, stomachache, and fatigue. Infusion / Oral ZZ1104 Bark/Leaf - Belize Used for sores, rashes, and insect stings. ZZ1019 Bark/Leaf - Jamaica Used for edema. Infusion / Oral W01316 Bark/Leaf - Peru Used for anemia. ZZ2013 Bark/Leaf - Peru Used for diarrhea. ZZ2011 Leaf - Belize Used for diarrhea and dysentery. Used for wounds and inflammations. Poultice / External SM2001 Leaf - Brazil Used for gastralgia, dyspepsia, and diarrhea. ZZ1072 Leaf - Brazil Used internally and externally as an antiviral for herpes. Infusion / Oral Infusion / External ZZ1078 Leaf - Brazil Used for constipation, gastralgia, and laryngitis. Used for eye infections. Infusion / Oral Infusion / Ocular ZZ1099 Leaf - Brazil Leaf - Brazil Leaf - Brazil Used as an astringent, antibacterial, molluscicidal, and antiviral: for angina, laryngitis, mouth inflammation, tonsilitis, prostatitis, and herpes. Used for fever, constipation, stomach pain, childbirth complications, pain in the eye and ears, and as a stomachic and refrigerant. Used for stom ach pain, constipation, fever, cystitis, urethritis, sore throat, laryngitis. Infusion / Oral ZZ2005 Infusion / Oral ZZ1079 Not stated / Oral ZZ1013 Leaf - Cameroon Used for chronic diarrhea. L15725 Leaf - Dominca Used after childbirth to induce lactation. Infusion / Oral W01267 Leaf - Ghana Used to stop postpartum hemorrhage. Plant / Oral Sheep & Goats A04240 Leaf - Guadeloupe Used to facilitate childbirth and speed delivery. T07660 Leaf - Guatem ala Used for gonorrhea. Infusion / Oral K27236

Leaf - Guianas Used for diarrhea, dysentery, and in an abortifacient preparation. Used for hemorrhages and sores. ZZ1104 Leaf - Ivory Coast Used as a hemostatic. Leaves / External T15327 Leaf - Jamaica Used as a cold remedy. Decoction / Internal W01316 Leaf - Mali Decoction drunk or used as a lotion during the course of childbirth. Decoction / Various A00708 Leaf - Nicaragua Used for diarrhea. K26492 Leaf - Nigeria Used for tapeworms, malignant tumors and to aid childbirth. W00113 Leaf - Nigeria Used as a laxative and as a child birth aid (to stop bleeding during late pregnancy, to stop bleeding, labor pains and stomach pains after childbirth). T09679 T08806 Leaf - Nigeria Used as an oxytocic (induces childbirth) and to expel placenta. T16089 Leaf - Nigeria Used as an abortifacient and for diarrhea. T07675 Leaf - Nigeria Used as a febrifuge, astringent, diuretic and laxative; for cholera, thrush, gonorrhea, dizziness, cough, fever, yaws, sore throat, cough, diarrhea, tapeworm, and fever. Use for eye ailments, cuts, sore, wounds, and burns. Infusion / External SM2012 Leaf - Nigeria Used for various nervous disorders. Tincture / Oral SM2008 Leaf - Peru Used for postpartum infections of the uterus, yeast infections, bacterial infections, and as a childbirth aid. SM2009 Leaf - Peru Used for heat rash. Infusion / External ZZ2009 Leaf - Peru Used as an antiseptic wash for wounds. Infusion / External ZZ1105 ZZ2011 Leaf - Peru Used for illnesses of the throat and tonsils. Infusion / Oral ZZ1093 Leaf - Peru Used for dysentery, diarrhea, vaginal infections, and stomach problems. Used for dermatitis, rashes and skin eruptions. Infusion / External ZZ2011 Leaf - West Indies Used for diarrhea. T00701 Leaf/Stem Guianas Used as an eyewash. Decoction / Ocular ZZ1104

Leaf/Flower - Various For stomachache, biliousness, urethritis, cystitis, eye inflammation, and throat inflammation. Infusion / Oral SM2001 Fruit - Brazil Used for angina, stomach ulcers, vaginal and uterine disorders. Juice / Oral ZZ1002 Fruit - Brazil Eaten as a food. Used on ice creams, liqueurs, jams, etc. Fruit / Oral W04467 L04137 ZZ1039 ZZ1002 Fruit - Brazil Fruit juice taken for fevers, cystitis, and urethritis. Juice / Oral ZZ1072 ZZ1099 ZZ1079 Fruit - Brazil Fruit or juice taken as a heart tonic. Fruit / Oral ZZ1013 Fruit - Cameroon Used for chronic diarrhea. Fruit / Oral L15725 Fruit - Ecuador Eaten as a food. Fruit / Oral L14706 Fruit - Guianas Fresh fruit eaten as a mild laxative. Stewed and eaten for diarrhea. Fruit / Oral ZZ1104 Fruit - Nigeria Used as a febrifuge, anti-inflammatory and expectorant. Fruit / Oral T06510 Fruit - Panama Eaten as a food. Fruit / Oral ZZ1098 Fruit - Peru Used as a vomitive and an astringent. T15323 Fruit - Peru Used for healing wounds. L12623 Fruit - Peru Campa-Ashaninca Indians use it as tapir bait when hunting. Fruit / Oral Tapir L04137 ZZ1005 Fruit - Peru Eaten in large quantities it is vomitive. Skin of fruit is astringent. Fruit or juice taken for anemia. Fruit / Oral Fruit skin / External Fruit / Oral Fruit - Peru Eaten as a food. Fruit / Oral ZZ1105 ZZ1084 ZZ1093 ZZ2013

Fruit - Peru In large quantities it is an emetic. Eaten for anemia. Fruit / Oral ZZ2010 Fruit - Peru Fruit juice taken for fevers, cystitis, and urethritis. Juice / Oral ZZ2013 Flowers - Jamaica Used for colds. Infusion / Oral W01316 Flowers - Belize Used as an astringent for diarrhea, gonorrhea, and sore throat. ZZ1019 Flowers - Brazil Used as a cardiac tonic for debility, weakness, and heart palpitations. Infusion / Oral ZZ1002 Flowers - Brazil Used for eye infections. Used heart conditions, laryngitis, children s diarrhea and as a stomachic. Infusion / Ocular Infusion / Oral ZZ1099 Flowers - Guianas Used for mouth sores. Infusion / Oral ZZ1104 Flowers - Peru Used for cataracts. Infusion / Ocular Root+Leaf - Guatem ala Used for gonorrhea. Infusion / Oral K27236 Root - Guianas Used for dysentery. Infusion / Oral ZZ1105 Root - Peru Used to treat tuberculosis, diarrhea, and as a childbirth aid. Used as an adjunctive with antibiotics. L04137 Root - Peru Used for vaginal infections and hemorrhoids. Decoction / Not stated L04137 ZZ2027 ZZ2007 Root - Peru Used as a gastric analgesic. Seed - Brazil Used as a diuretic for urinary and bladder problems. Infusion / Oral ZZ1002 Seed - Brazil Used for leucorrhea. ZZ1099 Gum - Various Used as an expectorant and to expel tapeworms. Not stated / Oral SM2001 Plant - Haiti Used as a laxative; for coughs, gonorrhea, ophthalmia, sore throat, and urethritis. Not stated ZZ1022 Plant - Panama Cuna Indians use it for asthma, colds, and congestion. Not stated ZZ1022

Plant - Trinidad Plant - Various Used as an astringent, and gargle; for colds, diarrhea, erysipelas, nephritis, sores, sore throat, and thrush. Used as an analgesic, astringent, diuretic, laxative, and vermifuge; for asthma, cancer, colds, congestion, cough, diarrhea, erysipelas, fever, gonorrhea, leprosy, malignancy, nephritis, ophthalmia, sore, swelling, thrush, tumors, urethritis, and wounds. Not stated ZZ1022 Not stated ZZ1106 ZZ1022 Return to the Ubos Plant Database File Copyrighted 2006 Raintree Nutrition, Inc. Carson City, Nevada 89701. All rights reserved. Please read the Conditions of Use and Copyright Statement for this web page and website.