Castor oil effectively treats ringworm (4), a common and stubborn skin problem across all age groups. The active compound called undecylenic acid, found in castor oil, helps treat ringworm successfully. Here is a step-by-step guide to its use. 1  Dilute 2 teaspoons of castor oil in 4 teaspoons of coconut oil.2  Alternatively, you can wash castor leaves in water and soak them in coconut oil for few hours, and then heat gently. 3  Apply over the affected area and cover with a cotton cloth.ere is a step-by-step guide to its use. 1  Dilute 2 teaspoons of castor oil in 4 teaspoons of coconut oil. 2  Alternatively, you can wash castor leaves in water and soak them in coconut oil for few hours, and then heat gently. 3  Apply over the affected area and cover with a cotton cloth.
Melena is a term that describes a particular appearance of blood in stools. This term describes stools that are black, tarry and often foul-smelling because of the presence of blood from the upper gastrointestinal tract.elena may be caused by hemorrhoids. Eating blueberries may cause the appearance of red stools. Eating tomatoes may cause the appearance of bloody stools. Eating beets may cause the appearance of bloody stools.
The name Melina can be found in Greece, Cyprus, Iran and southern Italy. Melina is originally a female given name in Greece and Iran, while in Italy is always a nickname. in Greece, Melina can be a nickname as well, usually short form of Magdalene, Melpomene, Simela and less often Amalia.The greek name Melina derives from the noun meli (gr.n other words, Melina is the one who is sweet as honey or made of honey - melenia (gr. Î¼ÎµÎ»Î­Î½Î¹Î±), which can also be found in Greece as a female first given name. Others suggest Melina derives from melon (gr. Î¼Î®Î»Î¿), meaning the one who shines like golden-yellow apples.