Ampelocissus africana

Ampelocissus africana, also known as the African grapevine, is a climbing plant native to tropical Africa, characterized by its woody stems and deciduous leaves.

Traditionally, Ampelocissus africana has been used in folk medicine due to its medicinal properties, which include anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and antimicrobial effects.

The plant has been found to possess various health benefits, including the treatment of fever, headaches, and skin conditions, as well as its use in traditional remedies for reproductive issues.

In herbal preparations, Ampelocissus africana is often used in the form of a decoction, infusions, or tinctures, and its extracts have been used in the development of modern pharmaceuticals for various health conditions.