The willow tree is a medium-sized to large tree and has a high growth rate, which reaches a height of 20 to 25 cm during growth, but unfortunately, it only lives between 40 and 75 years, and its nature is colder and colder.
To treat a headache, pound a fresh willow tree leaf and apply its poultice on the head.
Gargle three times a day willow sweat in the mouth to eliminate pimples and sores in the mouth and tongue.
Willow sweat is antipyretic and you can drink two glasses of willow sweat a day for colds.
Inhale willow sweat to relieve allergies.
To cure ear pus, put two drops of willow leaf juice in the ear.
To remove dandruff, massage the hair with willow sweat.
A sweat is obtained from willow, which is obtained by distilling its leaves, like rose water. It relieves headache and prevents fever and attacks, and it is useful for opening the liver and treating jaundice, spasm stiffness, and uterine suffocation.
The mucilage that comes out of its leaves is a disinfectant and eye booster, and it can be used as a serum.
Sitting in boiled water of willow leaves and twigs is beneficial to eliminate pus corruption and sleeping under its shade during the day is beneficial to strengthen the heart and nerves.
Eating a small amount of willow tree bark opens the appetite and strengthens the digestive system.
To treat joint rheumatism, half a cup of willow sweat should be taken 3 times a day, and its poultice should be applied to the painful area.