Pandoro Yoruba: Uses/Health Benefits of Sausage Tree

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The Pandoro or African Sausage Tree (Kigelia Pinnata) – Uses and Health Benefits

TPandoro in Yoruba, Kigelia Pinnata in English, or Sausage Tree due to the shape of its fruits is a natural pain killer, helps in breast firming, fertility booster, and increases chances of twins.

Leprosy, skin cancer, ulcers, and ringworm can all be cured by using leaves and petals. The mature fruit powder is applied on wounds, abscesses, and ulcers as a dressing.

The green fruit is used as a syphilis and rheumatism poultice, and the leaf is used as a backache poultice.

Yoruba Pandoro

This fruit also boasts a slew of other health advantages. Kigelia Africana is the botanical name for Pandoro. Sausage Tree is the popular name for this plant. Bignoniaceae is the name of the family.

The Yorubas are huge fans of Pandoro. In truth, Pandoro is a Yoruba word that means “sausage tree.” Rawuya is the Hausa name, and Uturubein is the Igbo name.

This page explains how to use a sausage tree, also known as Kigelia Pinnata, and the health benefits it provides.

Before I get into the applications and health advantages of the sausage tree, I should warn you that unripe fruit, especially when eaten raw, is deadly.

Although certain animals, such as elephants and baboons, consume it raw, you should avoid consuming it raw at all costs.

Origin of pandoro: South and South-East Africa.

From fungal infections, boils, psoriasis, and eczema to more serious ailments like leprosy, syphilis, and skin cancer, traditional African healers employ the Sausage tree to cure a wide range of skin disorders.

It can also be used internally to treat diarrhea, ringworm, tapeworm, malaria, diabetes, pneumonia, and toothaches. The leaves are used in a backache treatment.

Tonga women in the Zambezi Valley use Kigelia fruit or pandoro cosmetic treatments on their faces to improve their skin.

Kigelia (pandoro) fruit is a common addition to traditional beer and is thought to speed up the fermentation process.

Hanging fruit around your house will protect you from hurricanes and violent storms. Pandoro is also a fertility symbol.

Given its enticing form, it’s no surprise that the fruit has long been used as an aphrodisiac.

Pandoro Yoruba

In Yoruba country, several components of the pandoro tree have been employed in traditional healing practices to treat a wide range of medical ailments and complaints. Wounds are treated with powdered mature fruit.

Health benefits of Sausage Tree or Kigelia Pinnata

Detoxification

Kigelia leaves are used to rid the body of toxins of various kinds. When this leaf is boiled, it becomes edible, and you can drink the water left over after boiling it to cleanse your system.

Treatment of measles in children

In a circumstance where a youngster is suffering from measles, kigelia seed can be a savior.

How to use Pandoro to treat measles:

To treat the condition, boil a large quantity of Kigelia seed and bathe the infant in warm water.

Repeat this process as many times as necessary until the measles is gone. Because of its antioxidant capabilities, this is possible.

Breast Firming

Breasts that have become droopy as a result of breastfeeding can be firmed up with the bark of the sausage tree.

How to use Pandoro to tighten your breasts:

To utilize a sausage tree for breast firming, warm the seed’s bark and rub it into the breast.

Internal illness treatment

The treatment of internal problems such as ulcers, diarrhea, and toothache is another health advantage of kigelia fruits.

How to apply:

Boil some kigelia seed in water and drink it for ulcers and dysentery.

The bark is cooked and gargled in the mouth to relieve toothache.

Infection of the skin

It can also be used to treat skin illnesses like measles, eczema, boils, ringworm, and fungal infections.

How to apply:

It will be used externally in this situation. Boil the seed and use it to bathe twice a day until the infection is gone.

Other advantages of the sausage tree include: • Flavoring bears • Serving as a famine food • Making an alcoholic beverage • V-tightening • Dyeing (seed produces red dye and the root produces yellow)

Pandoro has several herbal uses, including;

Pandoro has several herbal uses, including: 

It should be noted that it should not be used by pregnant women because it has the potential to cause abortion.

*Anti-aging, skin firming, and wrinkles: This tree’s fruit is used to make skin cosmetics. *Skin infection: It is used to cure skin infections such as acne, blemishes, leprosy, and ringworm. The bark of the tree can be used to make an infusion that can be used to treat epilepsy.

*It is beneficial and effective in the treatment of cancer. “Herb prepared from the bark of the stem can be gaggle for the treatment of toothache.

Pneumonia can be treated with the root and bark of this plant.

Kigelia fruit side effects

We can’t conclude the advantages of sausage plants and fruits without informing the audience about the potential side effects that may occur when using them.

The following are the side effects that have been reported as a result of using sausage tree/ Kigelia Pinnata so far.

• The toxic component of kigelia fruit can induce stomach aches and other abdominal problems if consumed raw. It’s best to eat this fruit when it’s ripe or dried. Mammalian animals eat uncooked and unripe fruits.
• It can cause blisters on the tongue and skin in certain people.
• It can also make you throw up.

Conclusion

As beneficial as this tree is, it is recommended that you use caution when using it for health purposes.

It’s important to remember that eating it uncooked is toxic, so don’t do it. Boiling or drying the seed yields the greatest results.

Without a doubt, Africa is rich in natural resources, flora, and medicinal seeds, one of which is the sausage tree. You can also use this tree to your advantage right now.