5. Practical uses
Here are some traditional ways to use sap:
Local application (warts, pimples): apply a drop to the area, leave for 30 minutes, then rinse.
Digestive tonic: 1–2 drops diluted in warm water or milk, occasionally.
Irritating cough: mix a drop of sap with a spoonful of honey before bedtime.
⚠️ Caution: The sap is potent, always test a small amount before use.
6. Precautions and best practices
Skin sensitivity: May cause irritation if used in excess.
Internal use: in large quantities, it irritates the stomach.
Allergies: not recommended for people sensitive to figs or latex.
Medical supervision: should never replace prescribed treatment.
Do: Use 1–2 drops, test on a small area, combine with honey or milk.
Don’t: Apply to large areas, ingest daily, use on children.
7. Everyday Testimonials
In regions where the fig tree grows naturally, families still tell anecdotes:
Warts that disappear after several weeks of local application.
Persistent coughs relieved by a sap-honey mixture.
Easier digestion after a large meal.
These simple practices remind us that nature often offers accessible and effective solutions.
