Ringworm
A fungal skin infection characterized by a reddish, elevated, and scaly rash shaped like a ring.
Other Treatment Steps:
10 fresh Tabako leaves in 1/2 gallon (approx. 2 liters) of water** for **25 minutes**. Then, cool and strain the liquid.
Add enough plain water to the strained liquid to dilute it and fill a standard **3-gallon pail (approx. 11 liters)**.
Use the resulting decoction to **shampoo the hair once a day** until the ringworm is completely healed.
**CAUTION:** Tabako contains **nicotine**, a highly **toxic substance**. It is dangerous if ingested. The traditional treatment described is for **topical use only** (external application) and should be done with extreme care.
Avoid all contact with eyes, nose, and open wounds.
Always **consult your healthcare provider before use**.
Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women without medical advice.
- **Tabako** (*Nicotiana tabacum*) is a cultivated plant usually found in **farms and some backyards**, particularly in areas traditionally associated with tobacco farming.
- Classification: Exotic