PROCESS OF PRODUCING AN ANTI-FUNGAL HERBAL OINMENT FROM KATAKATAKA (BRYOPHYLLUM PINNATUM (LAM.) OKEN) LEAVES, MAKABUHAY (TINOSPORA CRISPA (L.) HOOK.F. and THOMSON) STEMS AND GINGER (ZINGIBER OFFICINALE) RHIZOMES
A process of producing an anti-fungal herbal ointment from Katakataka (Bryophyllum pinnatum (Lam.) Oken) leaves, Makabuhay (Tinospora crispa (L.) Hook.f. and Thomson) stems and ginger (Zingiber officinale) rhizomes comprising the steps of: 1.) washing and rinsing Katakataka leaves, Makabuhay stems and ginger rhizomes； 2.) weighing pre-determined amount of Katakataka leaves, Makabuhay stems, ginger rhizomes, vegetable oil and candle wax； 3.) cutting Katakataka leaves, Makabuhay stems and ginger rhizomes into small pieces and grating candle wax； 4.) heating the vegetable oil into near boiling point； 5.) frying sliced/comminuted Katakataka leaves, Makabuhay stems and ginger rhizomes until deep-brown in color or crispy in texture； 6.) straining the plant parts leaving the hot herbal oil in the pan； 7.) adding grated candle wax into the hot herbal oil until wax melts； 8.) leaving the mixture to cool and pouring into a container and seal； and 9.) storing the herbal ointment at room temperature.
