Benefits And Use Of Malabar Spinach Shampoo

Malabar spinach is one of the most popular indigenous leafy vegetables in the Philippines or we called this as an “Alugbati”. This plant is rich in saponin, iron and Vitamins A, B and C and is a rich source of soluble fiber, which helps digestion. Saponins act as phytochemicals, which can fight off cancer. The red variety of Malabar spinach is a good source of xanthones, an antioxidant. Malabar spinach Shampoo related alternative medicine supplements and vitamins. Also explore information on treatment, health benefits & side effects with Malabar spinach Shampoo products. Many of the sources come from our Encyclopaedia of Natural Health and include relevant health topics. Uses vary, but may include Strengthening Hair, Cleansing Hair, and Immune Support and are non-FDA reviewed or approved, natural alternatives, to use for Damaged Hair, Dull Hair, and Split Ends. The sap of Malabar spinach has softening and soothing effect especially to our hair and skin (Steven D. Ehrlich, 2009).

In Philippines this green leafy vegetable is very rich in nutrients that help prevent diseases. Malabar spinach is a succulent, branched herbaceous vine that can grow to a length of several meters. Its stems can be green or purple. The leaves are somewhat fleshy and heart-shaped, about 5-12 centimetres in length. It also has spikes which can grow from 5 to 29 cm in length. Its flowers are pink and about 4 millimetre (mm) long.

According to Maria Vicente Magpantay of the National Nutrition Council (NNC), Malabar spinach is one of the vegetables that are packed with nutrients and including it in your diet can help keep you safe from major non-communicable diseases. Malabar spinach is rich in dietary fibber which is known to fight constipati...

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...f the business is Basella Alba which is the scientific name of the Malabar spinach. The researches wants to create a product that is nature friendly and good to human consumption. Basella Alba shampoo is a common backyard plant in the Philippines where it is used as vegetable and source of herbal medicine. They either propagate the green or the purplish red variety. It can be easily propagated through its seeds or stem cuttings that can be directly planted into the soil. It is a popular leafy and stew vegetable a good substitute for spinach in steam or broth cuisine preparation. It has been used by local folks to be a good source of alternative medicine.

Objectives of the Studies

The following objectives of the study are as follows:

1. To be able to maximize profit.

2. To create product that have unique and better result.

3. To satisfy the consumer wants and needs.