* rootĀ is given to drink with cow’s milk in diseases related to respiratory system such as tuberculosis, asthma, swelling of the groin.
* Dental infections are cured by brushing teeth using sticks.
* In the case of urinary stones and urinary retention, applying the leaf paste on the lower abdomen makes urination easier.
*Ā leaves are ground in ale water and applied to treat colds, rashes and ulcers.
* For blood rash, leaves should be washed with boiled water and crushed leaves should be applied in cold water.
* For snake venom, the inflammation and inflammation of the bite site will be alleviated by rubbing the roots of Nil Avariya with washed rice water.
* Bee poison is killed by drinking Nil Avariya leaf decoction.
* leaves should be ground in hot water or dried potatoes should be ground with Nil Avariya juice to eat Undugowwa.
*Ā leaves are ground for mumps patients.
* 12 leaves are decocted for rat poison.
* Ghee is mixed into the leaf paste when hydrophobia is formed.
* For worms, flowers and pods are ground with cow’s milk and given to drink.
* When the wounds are formed, the leaves are ground with turmeric.
* When a toothache occurs, biting the roots of the plant and swallowing the saliva provides relief.
* When malarial fever occurs, Nil Avariya is given boiled with green roots.
* prevents premature hair fall.
* Hair growth and beautiful black hair can be obtained by applying the oil extracted from the juice of the Nil Avariya leaves.
* Grinding leaves with aloe vera is suitable for burns.
* Due to its dark blue color, blue aura is used as an oil coloring agent.
* Also, in the past, blue avari has been used as a natural dye in the painting of temples, in the coloring of cloths and robes, and in the painting of sacrificial images.
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