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The Lady of the Night Cactus
The Lady of the Night (Selenicereus grandiflorus) is a very beautiful, enigmatic and exotic species of cactus.
Its flowers have an exquisite aroma, and once they bloom, they only last one night. As night falls, the Lady of the Night flower slowly opens its petals towards the moon, and when dawn begins to illuminate the sky and the first rays of sunlight appear, the flowers wither and fall.
The Lady of the Night has important health properties, and is used in many ways by native tribes.
The Lady of the Night cactus is known to stimulate blood circulation in the brain, enhancing and improving the functioning of neurotransmitters.
It is also known to help with heart disease, as well as being effective against headaches, rheumatic pain, respiratory problems, skin rashes and diabetes.
The Murici tree
Murici (Byrsonima crassifolia) is a tree with very interesting and diverse healing properties, as well as having delicious fruits. It is planted to repopulate sterile or burned soils; it is a tree that awakens life, reviving what seemed to be dead.
The bark of the Murici tree is anti-inflammatory, antipyretic and laxative; it is used to treat dysentery, cough and snake bites (as an antidote); it helps menstruation and vaginal problems.
In its topical use, the bark is used to treat wounds, skin infections and ulcers. Its leaves in infusion are used to treat low blood pressure.