| Content | Sans- Arka; Alarka; Mandara; Surya Pattra, Eng- Gigantic Sweallowwort Flower; Mudar, Hind- Madar; Ak, Ben & Bom- Akanda, Pers- Khark; Khok, Guj- Akado, Mah- Ruvi; Akda; Akra, Tel- Mandaramu; Ekke; Jilledu; Arkamu, Tam- Badabadam; Erukku; Yercum, Mal- Erikka, Can- Ekkemale, Sind- Byclospa, r- Arbre-a-soie.
Uses:
- For Epilepsy: Traditional medicine has employed it in managing epilepsy.
- For Migraine: Some sources mention its potential benefits for migraine relief.
- For Jaundice: Swallow wort has been used in jaundice treatment.
- For Breathing Problems: It may have properties that support respiratory health.
- For Cholera: Historically, it was used during cholera outbreaks.
- For Dyspepsia: Swallow wort might aid in digestion.
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Eng-Pineapple. Hindi, Guj & Mab - Ananas Arab. & Pers - Aainunnas Ben- Anaras .Tel- Annanas or Anasa-pandu Tam- Paragithalai; Anashapazham . Mal- Annanas. Can- Anasu; Parangi-kayee; Ananasa hannu. Sinb- Annasi. Burm-Nanna-ti .
Uses : A robust system can assist in fighting off those external bacteria and virus in the best way possible. To strengthen your immunity, drink pineapple leaves tea daily in the morning, as it will help to keep microorganisms such as viruses, fungi, bacteria at bay etc.
| KITAMARI-ARISTOLOCHIA BRACTEATA-WORM-KILLER-AADU-THINNA-PALAI SEEDS Aristolochia bracteolata is a perennial, or rarely annual, mostly prostrate but occasionally climbing or suberect, unpleasantly smelling herb growing from 10 - 40 cm long.It belongs to the Aristolochiaceae family
Sans- Pattra-banga seeds; Dhumra-patra seeds ; Gridhrani seeds. Eng-Wormkiller seeds; Birthwort. Bom-Kidamari. Duk seeds. & Guj-gudhatee seeds.
Hind-Kiramar bheg. Can- Sanajali-hullu seeds. Mal-Atu-tinlap seeds; Atutintappala.Tam-Adu-thinna-palai seeds. Tel-Gudide Gaddithaigadapara;
Kadapara seeds; Gadathigadaparaku. Mab-Gandhani; Gaval. Uriya-Paniri.
USES: The leaves and seeds 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.
| 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.
| | 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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