Acapulco Ointment with Guava Leaves

Abstract

INTRODUCTION

This research aims to assess the effectiveness of Acapulco ointment with guava leaves to treat skin infections such as itchiness and scabies. Acapulco leaves contain chrysoponic acid-a fungicide that is used to treat skin infection. Guava leaves are full of anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anti-bacterial agents, even tannins, that can have significant health benefits from treating stomach troubles to chronic diseases like cancer.

METHODS

The chopped Acapulco and guava leaves are fried until crisp then strained. The grated candle is added to the oil and cooked over low heat until all the candle wax is melted. They are mixed well and added with Sampaguita extract to make the smell good. The ointment is transferred to ointment jars before the mixture hardens. Lastly, they are labeled properly.

RESULTS

The researcher made an ointment that is effective for skin infections like itchiness and scabies. It is affordable and easy to prepare.

DISCUSSIONS

The product made was simple and affordable. The materials needed in preparing the experiment are available and easily found in the environment. Since most of the materials are herbal, users of this product will be free from skin allergies.