| Content | Senna auriculata ,leguminous tree ;subfamily Caesalpinioideae. It is commonly known by its local names matura tea tree, avaram ; ranawara , Kannada-āvarike, Telu- taṃgēḍu, Tam. avarai ; Hind- Tarwar Eng - avaram senna,Tanner's cassia, Marathi-Taravada, State flower -Telangana; Tam- Aavaaram poo . aavaaram vethai , aavaaram elai, aavaaram root ,aavaaram stem all items are combined.
Uses: Cassia auriculata is an evergreen shrub that grows in many parts of India and in other parts of Asia. The flower, buds, leaves, stem, root, and unripe fruit are used for treatment, especially in Ayurvedic medicine.The powder mixed with coconut or gingelly oil is applied to the sore eyes. "Seeds are also used in diabetes and chylous urine. " The plant is used in the form of a powder mixed with honey or the decoction, especially of flower buds, is administered in chylous urine and diabetes with excellent results. Twigs are used as tooth-brushes etc. | Avarampoo shrub leaves are traditionally used for hair wash. Treating for healing wounds and for treating other skin problems.
Sans-Simbi. Hind. & Urdu- Sim .Mab-Val; Wal papri; Chavdari ghevda; pawta; Ghevda.
Eng-Flat bean leaf; Goa- bean leaf; Sind-Vel. Tam-Avarai, Mochai. Tel,Can & Kon-Alsande. Fr-Chevaux defrise bean leaf Can- Avaray.
Uses:They are commonly eaten around the world and are a rich source of fiber and B vitamins. They are also a great replacement for meat as a source of vegetarian protein. Beans and legumes have a number of health benefits, including reducing cholesterol, decreasing blood sugar levels and increasing healthy gut bacteria etc.
| Gulakanji is a small bead that we get from the tree of Abrus precatorious. It has few medicinal value in adults however it is fatal to children and kids..
English: Coral bead vine, Rosary pea, Indian liquorice.Sanscrit: Gunjaa, Hindi: Ratti, Gunchi, Malayalam: Kunni, Tamil: குந்து மணி kundu mani .
Part Used: Root, leaf, seed and oil.
Uses: Inflammation, irregular mensuration, fevers, coughs and cold, to increase erotic desire in men, used in the treatments of gonorrhoea, jaundice, haemoglobinuria bile, hair growth, Dandruff, Dental caries, treat frozen shoulder, scrofula, erysipelas and skin diseases.
- Anti-tumorous – It prevents the growth of tumours
- Anti-inflammatory
- Anti-allergic activity
- Antibacterial
- Insecticidal – It is a toxic
| Vakumba, Kumbhi is bitter and cleansing to the blood and liver and also helps kindle agni.
Sans Hind & Ben-kumbi. Guj, Mab, & Ben- Vakumbha. Tel-Dudippi. Tam-Pailacputatammi. Can-Daddala ; Guddadippae.
Mal-Peelam; paer; Alam Patti ; Ukamaram. Mysore-Govuldu.
Uses: Alum is also used as a styptic, in styptic pencils available from pharmacists, or as an alum block, available from barber shops and gentlemen's outfitters, to stem bleeding from shaving nicks and as an astringent. An alum block can be used directly as a perfume-free deodorant (antiperspirant), and unprocessed mineral alum is sold in Indian bazaars for just that purpose. Throughout Island Southeast Asia, potassium alum is most widely known as tawas and has numerous uses. It is used as a traditional antiperspirant and deodorant, and in traditional medicine for open wounds and sores etc.
| Castor root is loaded with antimicrobial properties. It also helps in treating severe constipation and other abdominal disorders.
Sans -Eranda; Vatari; Gandharava hasthah; Panchangulam. Eng-Castor oil plant root . Fr-Ricin.
Ger-Ricinus root; Cemeiner Wunderbaum root. Hind-Endi. Sind-Ayrunkukri root;Heran. Punj-Arand; Erand. Arab-Khirva. Pers_Bedanjir.
Ben-Verenda root; Aranda; Bherenda; Sadabherenda Assam-Eri. Bom. Guj-Diveil.Bom. & Mah-Erendi.Uriya-Gab. CP-grudi. Tel-Eramudapu;
Tam-amanakku ver ; Can-Haralu; Chitmani;Amanakku chedi. Mal-Chittamanakku root.Can-Haralu root.
Uses:The better and purer quality oil,clear, (plain or in emulsion with mueilage) inflammation condition bowels in the diarrhoea of often combined with opium facilitate operation for lithotomony useful for purgative of the pharmacopoeia etc.
| Sans- Pattra-banga; Dhumra-patra ; Gridhrani. Eng-Wormkiller; Birthwort. Bom-Kidamari. Duk. & Guj-gudhatee.
Hind-Kiramar. Can- Sanajali-hullu. Mal-Atu-tinlap; Atutintappala.Tam-Adu-thinna-palai. Tel-Gudide Gaddithaigadapara;
Kadapara; Gadathigadaparaku. Mab-Gandhani; Gaval. Uriya-Paniri.
USES: The leaves and roots are used to rid the body of Guinea worm (a parasitic infection caused by a nematode Snacke-bite and to bites of poisonous insects as scropion ect). The word aadu theenda palai means a plant that goats will not eat, this plant is very toxic to goats and usually they never go near it but if they accidentally eat it, it is very toxic etc. |
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