Guava Tree Bark and Coconut Healing Oil

Abstract

INTRODUCTION

The researcher's main objective in conducting this study is to cure skin diseases out of simple and cheaper materials. Instead of using commercial products, the researcher used herbal medicines from guava tree and coconut oil. This investigative project aims to answer the following questions: How effective is guava tree bark and coconut oil in healing wounds? How to resolve skin problems with simple and cheap materials?

METHODS

This research study used the experimental method to allow the proper execution of the research.

RESULTS

The results determined that the guava tree bark can be used as antifungal, antibacterial and antiseptic. The antibacterial properties of the bark make it useful to treat cuts, wounds and abrasions. Coconut oil reduced inflammation and helping heal wounds. The medium chain fatty acids found in coconut oil also possess antibacterial properties that can help treat acne and protect the skin from harmful bacteria. Guava tree bark and coconut oil has no negative effect on one's health.

DISCUSSIONS

The researcher created different trials in creating the product. The result of the first trial did not reach the standards of the researcher, using guava tree bark only to cure skin diseases, so it was decided that a second trial will be performed. The second trial was successful. The researcher combined the guava tree bark and coconut oil in treating and healing wounds. It was able to achieve the goal of the research. The researcher therefore conclude that the finished product serves as alternative medicine for treating skin diseases.