Often dismissed as an invasive weed, Stubborn Grass, also known scientifically as Sporobolus indicus, is a wild grass species that thrives in neglected soils, roadsides, and fields. While its name suggests trouble for farmers, this hardy plant hides a wealth of health benefits and practical uses—especially in traditional medicine.
Let’s dive into the surprising healing power of this overlooked grass.
Stubborn Grass (Sporobolus indicus) is a fast-spreading perennial grass found in tropical and subtropical regions. It grows in tough environments, which has earned it a reputation for being nearly impossible to eradicate—hence the name “stubborn.”
Yet, in many indigenous and folk healing systems, this humble grass has long been valued for its:
Anti-inflammatory properties
Antibacterial action
Cooling effect on the body
Diuretic properties
Health Benefits of Stubborn Grass
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