A medicinal herb that can heal the wounds of tigers

The name and nickname of Cica (Centella Asiatica), also known 

as "tiger grass," have intriguing origins. 

One story suggests that an injured tiger rolled in a field of cica and healed, 

hence the nickname. Another narrative attributes its name "Centella Asiatica" to its healing properties. 

Both stories emphasize Cica's remarkable ability to heal wounds and illnesses. 

"Both stories show that cica can heal wounds or illnesses.

Madecassic Acid, found in Cica, promotes wound healing 

by stimulating collagen synthesis and reducing inflammation in the affected area. 

Additionally, Cica’s abundance in minerals and 

vitamins contributes to significant skin enhancement 

through the process of skin regeneration.