Anantamool

January 29, 2013 at 4:34 pm · Filed under Ayurvedic Herb, Indian Herb, Medicinal Herb, Natural Herbs, raw herb      Tagged , ,

Description :
The plant meet within almost throughout all parts. It is found from the upper Gangetic plain eastwards to Assam and throughout central, western and southern India. The Moluccas and Sri Lanka are the other places of its distribution It is employed in nutritional disorders, syphilis, chronic rheumatism, gravel and other urinary diseases and skin affections. It is also an component of several medicinal preparations.  
                                    Naturl Root
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Botanical Name : Hemidesmus Indicus
English Name: Hemidesmus, Indian sarsaparilla, East Indian sarsaparilla
Hindi Name : Anantamul, Dudhli
Common Name : Sarasaparilla, Indian Sarasaparilla, Anantamool
Manipuri Name : Anantamul  
Marathi Name : Anant vel  
Tamil Name : Nannari, Sugandipala  
Malayalam Name : Narunenti  
Telugu Name : Suganda pala  
Kannada Name : Sugankha-palada-gidda, Sogade  
Oriya Name : onotomulo  
Gujarati Name : Sariva, Upalasari  
Sanskrit Name : Anantamul, Sariva 
Family: Apocynaceae
 
Part Used : Roots
 
Medicinal Uses :
  • It nourishes and nurtures the whole digestive system. It alleviates loss of appetite, indigestion, diarrhea and dysentery.
  • It is also good for the respiratory system; it alleviates cough and respiratory distress.
  • It detoxifies the body and improves skin complexion.
  • It pacifies the fire component of body and benefits in bleeding disorders. It is especially useful in excessive bleeding during menstrual cycle.
  • It is recommended as a supplement in male infertility as it enhances both the no. and quality of sperms.
  • As It corrects the digestive system and removes toxins; it is very useful in metabolic disorders like rheumatoid arthritis.
  • It also works well in fever and alleviates the burning sensation.
  • It is also a good blood purifier. It benefits in all diseases which originate from aggravation of Pitta and Blood. 
  • It is recommended as blood cleanser especially where the disturbed digestive system is also involved. 
  • It is also used for improving appetite. young leaves if chewed are refreshing. medicinal preparations like “Raktadoshantak”, “Safee” and” Surakta” contain the extract of this plant.

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Bharangi

January 29, 2013 at 4:15 pm · Filed under Uncategorized      Tagged , ,

Description :
A slightly woody shrub with bluntly quadrangular stems and branches, leaves usually three at a node, sometimes opposite oblong or elliptic, serrate; flowers blue, many in long cylindrical thyrsus; fruits 4 lobed purple durpe, somewhat succulent with one pyrene in each lobe.
                                     Herbal Bark
Details :
Botanical Name: Clerodendrum serratum
English Name : Prang-gadawn
Hindi Name :  Bharangi ,ban bakri, banbakri, barangi, bharangi, bhurangi, gant-baharangi
Malayalam Name :  Cheruthekku
Common Name : Prang-Gadawn,Brahmanayashtika, Kharashakha, Padma
Assamese Name :Nangal bhanga
Bengali Name :Barapard, bharangi, saram lutur
Garo Name :Riong phlang, sam seng, samgongol
Jaintia Name :Dieng lamyrsiang
Kannada Name : Bhaarangi, bharangi, gantibharangi, gantu barangi
Khasi Name : Hyrsymet
Malayalam Name :Cerutekku, cheru-tekka, cherutekku, cheruteku, chinteku
Manipuri Name :moirang khanam
Marathi Name :Barang, bhaarangi, bharangi, domb-saylo, ganthu baarangi
Mizoram Name :Phuihnamsuak
Oriya Name : Varvara
Sanskrit Name :Angaravallari, angaravalli, baleya, barbara, bhandi
Tamil Name : Angaravalli, cacakkini, cakancam.
Telugu Name :Baarangi, banal chettu, barangi, bharangi, bhramaramari
Tibetan Name :Bha-rgi, ga bra i rtsa ba, ga brai rtsa ba
Urdu Name :  Baharangi, baharangi (bharangi)
Family Name : Verbenaceae
 
Part Used : Root,Leaves
Medicinal Uses :
  • Bharangi vitiates blood and removes the obstruction in the circulatory channels and alleviates swelling.
  • Bharangi leaves ground in a paste are used in lymphadenopathy. Leaf juice is applied on erysipelas.
  • Being an appetizer, digestant and laxative, Bharangi is useful in anorexia, and loss of appetite.
  • Since Bharangi is Snigdha and Madhura, it acts as an expectorant. It is therefore useful in cough and hoarseness of voice.
  • Mixture of Bharangi root juice and ginger juice is given in asthma to reduce the attacks of dyspnoea.
  • In amenorrhea, Bharangi powder is used along with decoction of sesame seeds.
  • Bharangi Powder is recommended in Vata disorders specially involving the painful joints.
  • Bharangi powder is also useful in menstrual disorders specially amenorrhea.
  • Bharangi is very beneficial in respiratory disorders and used in Cold,cough ,bronchitis and asthma.
  • Pasted leaves of Bharangi should be applied on wound for fast healing.
  • Bharngi is a good blood purifier and beneficial to treat skin diseases.
  • Clerodendrum serratum is very useful in rheumatic conditions and painful joints.

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Akarkara Root

January 29, 2013 at 3:32 pm · Filed under herbal Fruit, Indian Herb, Medicinal Herb, Natural Herbs, raw herb      Tagged , ,

Description:
The root is acrid, anesthetic, antiinflammatory, aphrodisiac, astringent, cordial, depurative, hemiplegia, nerve tonic, sedative, sialagogue and stimulant and regarded as a tonic to the nervous system. It is given in paralysis, hemiplegia, epilepsy, chorea and is also given to help ease neuralgia and rheumatism.
Its effectiveness has been linked to powerful stimulant properties that have been found to be valuable for sexual stimulation. Pellitory supports circulation in the area of the reproductive system and has shown to have phytoestrogenic activity. Useful in premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. Also useful in seminal debility. 
It promotes a free flow of saliva. It is used as a masticatory, and in the form of lozenges for its reflex action on the salivary glands in dryness of the mouth and throat. The decoction may be used as a gargle to soothe sore throat. It is a good general diuretic, which is used to relieve water retention where it is due to kidney-based causes. It has an especially valuable role to play in the treatment of kidney stone or gravel.

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Detail :
Botanical Name : Anacyclus Pyrethrum
English Name : Pellitory, Longwort,Pellitory Root
Hindi Name : It, AKarkara,AKarkara
Arabic Name : ‘Aaqir Qarha, ‘Ood al-qarh, Kurkurhaan, ‘Aaqarqarhaa
Bengali Name : It
Chinese Name : Pyrèthre
German Name : Römischer Bertram, Spanischer Bertram
Gujarati Name : Akalkaro, Akorkaro, Akkalgaro
Kannada Name : Akkallakara, Akallakara, Akalakarabha, Akkallaka Hommugulu
Latin name : Anacyclus pyrethrum DC.
Marathi Name : Akalkara
Persian Name : Bekhe Tarkhoon, Kakrah
Punjabi Name : Akarakara
Sanskrit Name : Itva, Akarkarbha, Akaltnak, Akallka
Urdu Name : Aqarqarah
Scientific Name: Spilanthes acmella Murr
Family: Compositae

Part Used : Root

Medicinal Uses :

  • It is used with oil for massage in hemiplegia and nervine debility.
  • Decoction of It root is used for gargling in dental caries, toothache and tonsillitis.
  • In abscess, It is applied externally for assimilation and maturation. By its application, skin becomes reddish and boils occur.
  • It is applied externally as an analgesic.
  • It Nasya is given in chronic rhinitis and cold.
  • It is used in various aphrodisiac oils prepared in unani medicine.
  • It is used internally in various types of Vata disorders and low Pitta.
  • It is used in sexually transmitted diseases and inflammation.
  • It is useful in rough and hoarseness of voice.
  • It is also helpful in impotency caused by weakness of nerves. It is used as Rasayana in Kapha diseases.
  • If the It root powder is given in a dose of more than 0.5 to 1 gm, it results in nausea, bleeding increase in heart rate, unconsciousness etc. in such conditions, milk and other Pitta pacifying measures should be used as antidotes.

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Nirgundi

January 29, 2013 at 3:01 pm · Filed under Ayurvedic Herb, Indian Herb, Medicinal Herb, Natural Herbs, raw herb      Tagged , , ,

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Vitex negundo is the richest source of stable Vitamin C. This richness in Vitamin C makes the Nirgundi one of the best anti-inflammatory and anti-biotic (not by killing the cells…but by increasing the immunity of the body). Nirgundi is a drug of choice for problems where inflammation ha occurred like- pharyngitis, tonsillitis, endometrosis and even orchitis. 
Nirgundi is a useful herb for proper hair growth and their maintenance, it should be used internally in powder or capsule form.
                                        tree root
Details :
Botanical Name :Vitex Negundo Root
English Name :Five leaved chaste tree
Malayalam Name :Karunocci
Latin Name: Vitex Nigundo
Sanskrit Name :Nirgundi, sindhuvara, Neelamanjari,Indranika, Indrasurasa, Bhoothakeshi
Family Name: Verbenaceae
Common Name: Nirgundi 
 
Parts used: Leaf, Root, seed , flowers and bark
 
Medicinal Uses :
  • Nirgundi is best analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial.
  • Nirgundi  is used  for  cleaning and healing wounds
  • Nirgundi is also used as a hair tonic
  • Nirgundi leaves after heated are tied over the affected part in headache, scrotal swelling, arthritic pain.
  • Decoction prepared form Nirgundi leave powder is used for tub bath in endometritis, colitis and orchitis, in these conditions it reduces the obstruction of blood and amakapha, increases perspiration, reduces oedema and also relieves pain.
  • Gargles with decoction of Nirgundi leaves powder are useful in pharyngitis, stomatitis, difficulty in deglutition and inflammation.
  • Nirgundi is an analgesic, brain tonic and alleviates vata, therefore useful in headache, sciatica, rheumatic arthritis, synovitis, improves memory.
  • Nirgundi improves appetite and digestion. It is useful in loss of appetite, anorexia, ama-dosha, hepatitis and is anthelmintic.
  • Nirgundi improves blood circulation process.
  • Nirgundi improves ventilation therefore used in Kapha dominant cough, asthma, pneumonia and pleurisy.
  • Nirgundi useful in dysuria and anuria. In gonorrheal infection it helps in passing urine smoothly.
  • Nirgundi improves menstrual flow therefore used in dysmenorrhoea and obstetric conditios.
  • Nirgundi is used as a anupan or a main drug in typhoid and malaria fever.
  • Nirgundi is stimulated every part of the body, therefore it acts as a rasayan in body.
  • The oil is used to treat sinus conditions, wounds, ulcers, syphyllis, and skin disease. 
  • In strengthening hair, reduce swelling and nausea, Helps curing swollen joints and its pain. Use for eyes.

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Kali musli

January 29, 2013 at 2:26 pm · Filed under Ayurvedic Herb, Herbal Seed, Indian Herb, Medicinal Herb, Natural Herbs, raw herb      Tagged , , ,

Description :
Curculigo orchioides grows as forest herb. Since generations, it is in use as folk medicine. In ayurveda, root is heating, aphrodisiac, fatigue, alternative, fattening and useful in treatment of piles, appetizer, blood related disorders etc. according to unani system of medicine, root is carminative, tonic, aphrodisiac, antipyretic and useful in bronchitis, ophthalmia, indigestion, vomiting, diarrhoea, lumbago, gonorrhea, gleet, hydrophobia, joint pains etc. Used in case of hypertension among women at late ages and chronic arthritis. Also used as tonic. 
                              raw Pharma
Details :
Botanical Name  : Curculigo Orchioides
Common Name  : Common Curculigo, Golden Eye-Grass,Kali musli,Kali moosli,Black musale, Orchid palm grass,Curculigo ensifolia, Curculigo brevifolia
Kannada Name: Nela tengu
Malayalam Name: Nelppana
Bengali: Talamuli
Product Name :  Curculigo Orchioides
Family name :  Amaryllidaceae ,Hypoxidaceae
Habitat :  Throughout India
Part Used : Roots
Medicinal Uses:
In Ayurveda the roots of Curculigo Orchioides Herb are used for treatment of general debility, jaundice, colic and are good aphrodite. The roots have good hepatoprotective action
Paste – It is used in applying on the skin disorders and where ever there is itching on the skin. It is used in applying on the pile mass to give instant relief from the pain and burning sensation.
Medical smoke – There is a good result of inhaling the smoke of kali musli in respiratory disease like cough, cold and asthma.
Powder – Its powder is recommended in various ailments like decreased sperm count, impotence general body weakness, loss of stamina and vigor. Besides this it is also used in digestive disorders like indigestion, constipation and loss of appetite. It is very much effective in liver ailments especially in jaundice.

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Jatamansi

January 29, 2013 at 2:02 pm · Filed under Ayurvedic Herb, Indian Herb, Medicinal Herb, Natural Herbs, raw herb      Tagged , ,

Description:
Jatamansi/Spikenard is a soft, aromatic herb with a strong pungent rhizome root. It is native to the mountainous region of northern India. Jatamansi/ Spikenard has the power to promote awareness and calm the mind. It is very useful for palpitation, tension, headaches, restlessness and is used for promoting awareness and strengthening the mind. Jatamansi /Spikenard is a useful hair tonic and is commonly used in hair oils, promoting hair growth and luster. It is also used in oils and pastes that improve complexion and general health of the skin. Jatamnsi/ Spikenard has an earthy, hash wood like smell that is slightly musty.Also It promotes appetite and digestion and brings forth a significant reduction in hyperactive children. It is also useful in hepatitis, enlargement of liver and jaundice. As it improves the quantity of urine, it is salutary in urinary problems like dysuria and inflammation of urinary bladder. Also removes stone in kidney. 
                                     Velerian Root
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Botanical Name : Nardostachys Jatamansi
English Name : Musk Root, Indian Spikenard
Hindi Name : Balcharr, Charr, Jatamashi
Arabic Name : Sunbul, Sunbul al-teeb, Sunbul Hindee, Sunbul al-’asaafeer
Bengali Name : Jatamamsi
Chinese Name : Gan song
French Name : Nard Indien
German Name : Achte Narde, Moschuswurzel, Sumbulwurzel
Gujarati Name : Baalchad, Kalichad, Jatamasi
Kannada Name : Bhootajata, Ganagila maste
Kashmiri Name : Bhut-jaat, Bhutijatt
Latin name : Nardostachys jatamansi DC.
Marathi Name : Jatamansi
Persian Name : Sumbul Hindi, Narde Hindi, Reshahwala
Punjabi Name : Balchhar, Chharguddi
Sanskrit Name : Jatamansi, Mansi, Jata, Jatila
Urdu Name : Balcharr, Sumbul-ut-teeb
 
Part Used :Root
Medicinal Uses : 
  • Mental Stress & Fatigue
  • Jatamansi according to ayurvedic tradition, is a sedative and diuretic herb used in the management of spasmodic hysteria, heart palpitation, menopause, hystero-epilepsy, convulsive aliments, flatulence, strees, high blood pressure and nervous headache.
  • It is also a tonic to the mind and mental awareness, and is useful in the management of fatigue and depression.
  • Additionally, it is used to treat jaundice, digestive complaints, menopause, leprosy, respiratory problems, rash, eczema, seminal weakness, hair loss and scopion sting.

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Tejbal

January 29, 2013 at 1:38 pm · Filed under Ayurveda Facts, Ayurvedic Herb, Herbal Seed, Indian Herb, Medicinal Herb      Tagged , ,

Description :
This shrub is found in North America, Nepal, India, and Bhutan 
Details :
Botnical Name : Zanthoxylum armatum/Zanthoxylum Alatum
English Name : Szetchwan pepper, Anise pepper, Sheguan pepper, Sprice pepper, Sichuan pepper, Chinese pepper, Japanese pepper
Nepali Name :Timur   
Marathi Name : Tirphal, Chirphal 
German Name : Szechuan-Pfeffer, Chinesischer Pfeffer, Japanischer Pfeffer, Blütenpfeffer, Bergpfeffer, Gelbholzbaum
French Name : Poivre du Setchuan, Poivre du Sichuan, Baies de Szechuan
Family : Rutaceae
 
Parts Used: Bark, carpels, carpels of fruits, seeds
                                         

Medicinal Applications
Action

Branches, fruit and thorns: carminative, stomachic
Bark and Berries: alterative, anti-rheumatic, carminative, diaphoretic, hepatic,  stimulant, tonic.
Therapeutic Uses:
asthma
bronchitis
cholera
fever
fibrositis
indigestion
rheumatism
skin diseases
toothache
varicose veins
Prickly Ash is used in many chronic problems such a rheumatism and skin diseases; chilblains, cramp in the leg, varicose veins and varicose ulcers. It is also used for low blood pressure, fever, and inflammation.  Externally it may be used as a stimulation liniment for rheumatism and fibrositis. It has a stimulating effect upon the lymphatic system, circulation and mucous membranes.

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Senna Leave

January 28, 2013 at 9:08 pm · Filed under Uncategorized      Tagged , ,

Description :
A small erect shrub, Indian senna attains a height of about 2 to 3 feet. Its stem is pale green, smooth and erect. The spread out branches possess around 4 to 5 pairs of leaves. These leaves are pale yellowish-green in color, elongated spear shaped with pointed apex, about 1 to 2-inch in length and about 0.2 to 0.3-inch in breadth. The plantar surface is shiny green and dorsal surface is yellowish green. The plant has small yellow flowers. The brown pod contains 5 to 7 seeds that are dark brown in color. 
Indian senna is native to India, Arab and tropical African countries. It is cultivated in India, Pakistan, Egypt and Sudan. In India, it is found throughout the year in South, mainly the districts of Tinnevelly, Madurai, Tiruchirapally and Mysore. It is commonly known as Indian Senna in English, Sanaya and Hindisana in Hindi, Swarn Patri in Sanskrit, Nat ki Sana and Sonamukhi in Gujarati, Nilavaka and Chinnukki in Malayalam, Nelavrika and Sonamukhi in Kannada and Nilapponnai in Tamil.
                                                                                           Dried Leave

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Botanical Name : Cassia Angustifolia
English Names: Senna, Arabian senna

Hindi Name : Senai,Sonai, Sona-mukhi,Senna, indian Senna,Casia Senna
Common Name : Senna, Indian Senna, Tinnervelly Senna, Cassia Senna,Tinnervelly Senna, Cassia Senna, Locust Plant, Rajavriksha, Fan xia ye
Habitat : Cultivated in dry lands of southern & western india, and indegenous to arabia.
Sanskrit Name: Markandika, Swarnaptiri
Family Name : Fabaceae
 
Part Used : Pods, Stems And Leaves.
  
Medicinal Uses :
  • Stimulation of liver for proper secretion of enzymes in the body.
  • Purification of blood and anti-toxins
  • Restoration of metabolic imbalance that arises due to indigestion
  • Treating constipation and indigestion.
  • Relief for osteoarthritis, gout and rheumatoid arthritis.
  • Expectorant, wound dresser, anti-dysentric, carminative and laxative.
  • Purgatives, antipyretics, cathartics, laxatives, vermifuge and diuretics.
  • Indian senna decreases pita and allows free movement of vata in the body.
  • The herb stimulates liver for proper secretion of enzymes in the body.
  • It helps in lowering bowels and increasing the peristaltic movement of the intestines.
  • Indian senna purifies blood and restores the metabolic imbalance lost due to indigestion.
  • The powder made from crushing leaves and fruit is helpful in treating constipation and indigestion.
  • It is useful in relieving people from the condition of osteoarthritis, gout and rheumatoid arthritis.
  • The herb is used as an expectorant, wound dresser, antidysentric, carminative and laxative.
  • Indian senna is handy in treating loss of appetite, hepatomegaly, spleenomegaly, malaria, skin diseases, jaundice and anemia.
  • The herb has purgative, anthchiintic, antipyretic, cathartic, laxative, vermifuge and diuretic properties.

Treating : Loss of appetite,liver and spleen cancer,malaria,skin diseases,jaundice,anemia,Senna leaves

Caution :
Senna contains compounds known as sennosides, which may be cathartic. They irritate the bowel walls, and stimulate evacuation. Frequent use is not recommended as it may become dependent to the system. Patient with spasmodic constipation, inflammatory conditions of the alimentary canal, fever, piles and menorrhagia should not take Senna.

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Tulsi Beej

January 28, 2013 at 8:08 pm · Filed under Herbal Pods, Pods, Seasoning Herbs      Tagged , ,

Description:
It is considered analgesic, antibacterial, alexipharmic, anthelmintic, antidepressant, antiinflammatory, antimalarial, antiseptic, antispasmodic, antiviral, aromatic, carminative, cholagogue, diaphoretic, diuretic, expectorant, febrifuge, galactagogue, nervine, pectoral, stimulant, stomachic, thermogenic, tonic and vermifuge. An infusion of the plant is given for cephalgia and gouty joints and used as a gargle for foul breath. The juice of the leaves has a slightly narcotic effect and allays irritation in the throat. The leaves help digestion and improve the appetite. They are also used to treat flatulence and stomach bloating. Prevents accumulation of fat in the body — especially for women after menopause.
The roots, bark and leaves are cyanogenetic. It is also useful in various types of coughs, cold, bronchitis, asthma, sinusitis, dysentery, diarrhoea, headaches, earaches, nasal catarrh and croup. It lowers blood sugar levels and also helps lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels. It has a reputation for reducing stress and is regarded as adaptogenic – helping the body to adapt to new demands and stresses. It also stimulates the immune system by increasing the production of antibodies. It has always been considered to be a tonic and an invigorating herb, useful for improving vitality. The herb also appears to inhibit sperm production. The herb can be tried in conditions like Alzheimer’s, alcohol brain syndrome which are modern diseases and until now there are no perfect naturals for these disorders. It can be used to encourage the expulsion of the placenta after delivery.
                                 Herbal Flakes
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Botanical Name : Ocimum Basilicum
English Name : Holy Basil, Sacred Basil, St. Joseph’s Wort, Sweet Basil
Hindi Name : Tulsi,Baranda, Kala Tulsi
Arabic Name : Raihaan, Baadharooj, Habaq
Bengali Name : Tulasi
Chinese Name : Lo le, Yu xiang cai, Yu-heung, Hun que 
French Name : Basilic Saint
German Name : Indisches Basilikum, Tulsi-Basilikum
Gujarati Name : Tulasi, Tulsi
Kannada Name : Kamakasturi, Ramakasturi, Tulasi
Kashmiri Name : Babri Beol (Seeds)
Latin name : Ocimum sanctum Linn.
Marathi Name : Tulasi
Persian Name : Baadhrooj, Baadhrooz, Nazbo
Punjabi Name : Tulasi
Sanskrit Name : Tulasi, Ajaka, Arjaka, Parnasa, Krishnamul
Urdu Name : Raihan, Tulsi, Franjmushk
Sanskrit Name : Ajaka Brinda, Manjari
Family : Labiatae
 
Medicinal Uses :
Leaves : used in various medicine and also contains essential oil or flavoring purpose.
Seed   : Has essential oil and also used in summers as a cooling agent.
           : Seeds are alsouseful in catarrh, chronic diarrhoea.

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Neem Leaf

January 28, 2013 at 7:52 pm · Filed under Fruit, Herb Seed, Medicinal Herb, Plant Leaves, Tree Bark      Tagged , , , ,

Description:
We are specialized in offering a quality range of Neem Leaves (Azadirachta Indica Leaves) that is used for curing number of diseases. These leaves are perfect for well being of the human beings. The Neem Leaves that we offer finds applications in many industries including pharmaceuticals. Besides, these leaves are suitable for removal of toxins from body. Also, Neem Leaves that we manufacture are known for treatment of pimples, blemishes, eczema and psoriasis.
                             Medicinal Plant
Details :
English Name : Indian Lilac, Margosa Tree, Neem Tree
Sanskrit Name : Nimba, Arishta
Hindi Name : Nim, Nimb,Neem
Botnical Name: Azadirachta indica.
Latin Name: -Azadirachita Indica
Family : Meliaceae
Part used: Leaves,Fruit,Bark
Propagation : It can be propagated by seeds and root-shoot cutting, IBA, NAA induces root formation.
 
Medicinal Uses :
Leaves : Effective in intestinal helminthiasis, act as an insect repellent.
Fruit : Tonic, anti-periodic, purgative, emollient, It is beneficial in urinary diseases and piles.
Gum : Strimulant, demulcent and useful in catarrhal
Other uses :
  • It has anti-inflammatory,anti-pyretic,anti-fungal,anti-bacterial,anti-protozoal and anti-tubercular activities .
  • It is used in  various healthcare product for blood purification blood pressure, diabetes, arthritis and rheumatism.
  • It is used to prevent tooth decay and gum disease.
  • Dental disease like gingivitis, gum disease, tooth decay etc.
  • Respiratory diseases like bronchitis and cough.
  • Heart diseases, stroke, reduces blood pressure and cholesterol and prevents blood clots.
  • Leucorrhoea & amenorrhoea.
  • Aarthritic & rhuematic pains, inflammations & swellings.
  • Skin related infections like acne, eczema, psoriasis, scabies, herpes, athlete’s foot etc.
  • Fevers of multiple origins including malaria.

Benefits Of Azadirachta Indica Leaves

1 . It works as an anti inflammatory and pain relieving agent
2 . It is used in skin disorders, intestinal worms, tumour, ulcer, etc.
3 . It has given very good results in diseases like gonorrhea and syphilis

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