| Content | Sans- Tranaraj; Deerghavraksha; Sadaphala; Rasayana-taru; Narikela, Eng- Cocoanut-pail, Hind- Nariyal, Ben-Narikel, Mab- Naral, Guj- Naliar, Tel- Tenkayichettu ; Kobbirichettu; Thenkayamanu; Tam- Tengu; Tanba, Mal- Ten, Can- Tenginamara, Kon- Narla- maddo, Fr- Cocotier, Ger- Achtekokokspalme, Arab- Shajratuna-narajila, Pers- Drhakht- narejile; Drakht-i-badinja.
Part Used: Flowers, root, fruit, oil, and ash. The fruit contains shell, juice and kernel
Uses: Water of the unripe fruit is useful in thrist , fever and urinary disorders Coconut oil is prepared from fresh pulp is used as a substitute for codliver oil in american hospitals in wasting and pulmonary diseases of children.Coconut is used as baldness as it promotes the growth of hair and also for burns. It is useful in urinary disorders it allays vomiting in bilious fevers. It is also used as manufacture of cosmetics, vegetable margarine and other medicinal preparations. | |
Botanical Name : Ficus Benghalensis,
English Name : Banyan seeds,
Tamil Name : ஆழம் விதை / Aalam Vithai,
Malayalam Name : aalam vitta,
Telugu Name : Marri chettu seed,
Hindi Name : Bargad , Barh Bee,
Kannada Name : Aalada mara, Alada mara,
Marathi Name : Vada,
Urdu Name : Bargad.
Banyan tree seeds: have' powerful healing and anti-microbial properties, and can be used for treating disorders like dysentery and chronic diarrhoea. A study concluded that the use of Ficus benghalensis as a dietary supplement can result in numerous health.
Uses: For Digestive System,Banificial For Brain, Skin Care ,Relives Arthritis Symptoms ,Boosts immunity, Inflammation for pain,
Anti bacteria and Anti fungals, Vaginal infections, Oral Health ,Cholesteorl etc.
| | 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.
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