Helps with joint pain – warm castor leaves are often placed on knees or elbows to ease stiffness.Supports muscle relaxation – the leaves can calm sore muscles after physical work.Natural aid for swelling – poultices made from leaves may reduce mild swelling.Soothes back pain – applying warmed leaves on the back may bring relief.Helps with headaches – placing fresh leaves on the forehead may reduce tension.Supports skin comfort – castor leaves applied externally may calm minor skin irritation.Improves circulation locally – when warmed and placed on the skin, the leaves may increase blood flow.Helps with colds – steaming with the leaves can open airways.Supports hair health – washing hair with castor leaf water is believed to strengthen roots.Natural insect repellent – fresh leaves can be placed around to keep bugs away.Eases tired feet – soaking feet in warm castor leaf water may reduce fatigue.Stomach comfort (external use) – placing leaves on the belly may calm mild cramps.Supports postpartum recovery – in some traditions, warmed leaves are placed on the abdomen after birth.Helps with mild ear pain (external use only) – warm leaves near the ear may bring comfort.General relaxation – using leaves in a warm compress can calm the body and mind.
