The Introduction of Luffa operculata

Luffa operculata comprises a species of dishcloth gourd. It's civilised as its yield, which comprises accustomed arrive at a bathing tub parasite. It is fruit constitutes a abridgement with empales and perniciousness. The yield comprises brownish as matured. It's as well acquired in gardens and chiliads because an nonfunctional constitute. In more insensate aims they canful constitute acquired inside as a houseplant.The species name comprises calculated from the countersign, operculum, entailing "fiddling chapeau." When the yields are maturate, and the cums is cook to comprise circularised, a diminished character of the bottom of the inning opens. And so, the blunders out capitulation to the background. This characteristic constitutes illustrated in an exposure about Wikimedia common land: characterization demonstrating the operculum and cums of dishcloth gourd operculata.
Luffa operculata is a smaller version of L. cylindrica, otherwise known as the loofah sponge, the fibrous interior of which is used in the production of massage brushes or gloves. L. cylindrica is also used for medicinal purposes.
This rare and wonderful drug Luffa operculata has great role in the Homoeopathy, in curing the sick. Now a days you will find many cases of Sinusitis, Allergic Rhinitis, Migrain, Bronchial Asthma and Hay Fever. This medicine is having big rank amongst the polychrest remedies like, Ars a, All c, Nat m, Kali bich, Sil, etc. is having more cure rate. Our Modern life is full of these type of ENT diseases, in every third person you will find, chest allergy, throat Nasal and migrain.
In the year of 1963 SCHWABE conducted the study on Luffa Operculata. He has done more experiments. He has also written book on the Luffa Oeprculata in Bronchial Asthma. This medicine is having very good action in the following potencies 6x, 12x, also in 50 millesimal potency 0/3, 0/6.
History
For centuries sponge cucumber has been used in folk medicine in South America as a purgative, an emetic, an anti-asthmatic and diuretic. Here, Luffa is known as Espoñjilla, meaning ‘little sponge’.
In Brazil it is known as cabacinho or casadores and is regarded as a universal remedy for constipation, swollen tissue, tumerous growths and water retention. It is also used in cases of hyposmia (reduced sense of smell). Willmar Schwabe brought this herbal remedy back with him from an expedition to the indigenous peoples of Columbia and introduced it to the International Homeopathic League in 1962.
Botanical characteristics 
This annual climber has an angular stem and can grow to a height of three metres. Its kidney and heart-shaped leaves have three to five lobes and are 10 to 12 cm in length. The stamenless pale yellow flowers, which are to be found on the leaf axils, produce a pointed cylindrical fruit about the size of a plum. On the lengthways ribs, the grey, pumpkin-like fruit is covered in short prickles. The fruit's interior contains pithy tissue, a finely woven fibrous tissue and pale-brown, flat seeds.

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