Pirul/ Pepper tree

Antimicrobial and antiseptic:
.Both the Brazilian and California pepper trees have demonstrated antibacterial and antifungal properties, potentially useful against bacterial and fungal infections. 
 
Anti-inflammatory:
.The leaves are traditionally used to soothe inflammation and pain, with some research suggesting anti-inflammatory effects, especially from the Brazilian pepper tree. 
 
Wound healing:
.The leaves are used to stop bleeding and promote healing of wounds, both internally and externally. 
 
Respiratory issues:
.In some cultures, pepper tree leaf tea is used to alleviate respiratory problems, such as bronchitis and cough. 
 
Other potential benefits:
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Traditional uses also include addressing digestive issues, menstrual disorders, and even some skin conditions.