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a plant native to the Dominican Republic that stings worse than the devil and leaves a hell of a welt (this is a local variety of stinging nettle known for its painful, irritating hairs).
if you rub pringamosa on your body you will die from a hellish itch.
Automatically translated from Spanish
They say tea made from the pringamosa root (never the leaves, because they sting) is very good for circulation. But I suggest you do not use it until there is a scientific opinion on it, so I do not feel guilty about any possible side effects. (Pringamosa is a tropical shrub known for its stinging hairs.)
If you have circulation problems, boil a little bit of the pringamosa root for 20 minutes in a liter of water and drink a small coffee-cup amount twice a day: after a week you should have improved.
Automatically translated from Spanish
The Venezuelan name for a stinging plant (Jatropha urens) covered in irritating hairs. It is native to dry, thorny forests and is common in the states of Lara and Falcon.
I brushed against a hot pot and it still hurts, just as if I had brushed against a pringamosa.
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