[Castor oil supply and sales] Uses of castor oil related to medicinal health care

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Suppliers of castor oil point out: One of the uses of castor oil is to relieve constipation. Castor oil is known as a laxative, so it is effective in treating constipation and bleeding hemorrhoids. It promotes bowel movements and is known to have anti-inflammatory properties It plays a role in preventing gastroenteritis due to its properties.

In addition to relieving constipation, it is also used to treat skin burns, sunburns, cuts and abrasions, as well as skin diseases and other diseases. It contains castorum Linolenic acid inhibits the growth of bacteria, fungi and viruses. It relieves pain and inflammation associated with infections. The ricinoleic acid, oleic acid and linoleic acid components of castor oil help relieve rheumatism, arthritis and gout. In addition, Castor oil is also useful in treating warts, and applying it daily to the affected area and gently massaging it can help clear up this skin condition.

Castor oil also has uses in hair care, and is especially beneficial for oily hair. This vegetable oil prevents dandruff, fungal and microbial infections. Because it is easily absorbed by the skin, it has a soothing effect on dry skin and helps reduce the appearance of freckles and pigmentation. It can also be used to treat skin ulcers and nail and toe fungus. Infections. Castor oil has the added benefit of being effective in treating menstrual irregularities and dysmenorrhea. In addition, although its use is not recommended, castor oil is occasionally used to induce labor in pregnant women.