Medicinal Herbs

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• The pectin has potential for multiple uses in pectin-short India, but it is reddish and requires purification.

• The fruit shell is fashioned into snuffboxes and other small containers.

• The trunk and branches exude a white, transparent gum especially following the rainy season. It is utilized as a substitute for, or adulterant of, gum arabic, and is also used in making artists' watercolors, ink, dyes and varnish. It consists of 35.5% arabinose and xylose, 42.7% d-galactose, and traces of rhamnose and glucuronic acid.

• The wood is yellow-gray or whitish, hard, heavy, durable, and valued for construction, pattern-making, agricultural implements, rollers for mills, carving, rulers, and other products. It also serves as fuel.

• The heartwood contains ursolic acid and a flavanone glycoside, 7-methylporiol-b-D-xylopyranosyl-D-glucopyranoside.

• The fruit is much used in India as a liver and cardiac tonic, and, when unripe, as an astringent means of halting diarrhea and dysentery and effective treatment for hiccough, sore throat and diseases of the gums. The pulp is poulticed onto bites and stings of venomous insects, as is the powdered rind.
• Juice of young leaves is mixed with milk and sugar candy and given as a remedy for biliousness and intestinal troubles of children. The powdered gum, mixed with honey, is given to overcome dysentery and diarrhea in children.
• Oil derived from the crushed leaves is applied on itch and the leaf decoction is given to children as an aid to digestion. Leaves, bark, roots and fruit pulp are all used against snakebite. The spines are crushed with those of other trees and an infusion taken as a remedy for menorrhagia. The bark is chewed with that of Barringtonia and applied on venomous wounds.
• The unripe fruits contain 0.015% stigmasterol. Leaves contain stigmasterol (0.012%) and bergapten (0.01%). The bark contains 0.016% marmesin. Root bark contains aurapten, bergapten, isopimpinellin and other coumarins.

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• Bel patra live plant
• Save from insects and pests
• Grow in healthy organic content mixed soil

• It is a slow-growing sharp tree and medium in size, about 12 to meter in height with short trunk, thick, soft, flaking, bark, and the lower ones drooping. Tree has straight sharp axillaries thorns, 2.5 cm long.
• Flower greenish, white, sweet scented about 2.5 cm across, new leaves is glossy and pinkish-maroon in colour. Mature leaf emits a disagreeable dour when brushed. The fruits are round, oval, may have a thin, hard, woody shell.
• Common names of Aegle marmelos Tree
• Bel, Beli, Beligiri (Hindi), Bilva, Shivandruma, Shivaphala, Vilva (Sanskrit) Bael, Bengal Quince,
• Golden Apple, Bael Fruit, Indian Bael, Holy Fruit, Golden Apple, Elephant Apple, Indian Quince, Stone Apple (English) Bel, Bel Kham (Urdu), Bel (Assamese And Marathi) Bilivaphal (Gujrati) Marredy , Belo (Oriya), Vilvama, Vilva Marum (Tamil) And Bilva, Bilva Pandu (Telugu)
• Opesheet, Bel Indian (Burmese) Belbaum, Schleimapfelbaum (German) Oranger Du Malabar, Cognassier Du Bengale, Bel Indian (French) Modjo (Japanese) Matum, Mapin, Tum (Thai) Tar Imam, Mbau Nau (Vietnames) Bull, Quiththa El Hind (Arab)
• Bael is known in India form pre-historic time and has been mentioned in the ancient system of medicine. It has a great mythological significance also. Every part of plant such as fruit, seed, bark, leaf and root are important for preparation of various traditional formulations. Bael plant acts as a sink for chemical pollutants as it absorbs poisonous gases from atmosphere and make them inert. It is also known as “climate Purifiers”. As it emit great percentage of oxygen in sunlight as compared to other plants.
• Aegle folia and Aegle marmelos Remedy
• Aegle marmelos is important remedy for bleeding piles, diarrhoea and dysentery. It acts as a mild stimulant to the intestinal mucous membrane. This remedy, is characterised by full, regular and strong pulse. It is important remedy for dropsy (accumulation of water in subcutaneous tissue) and beri-beri with decreased urine.
• Mentally patient commits mistakes in spelling. Headache in patient appears between 4-8 p.m. He experiences heat in the vertex in evening which is better by eating.

• There is swelling in upper eyelids. There heat from face, eyes and ears which disappears after eating.

• Patient feels distended abdomen especially lower abdomen, flatus expelled with a loud noise especially in the afternoon. This remedy is very useful in indigestion, colic, piles and constipation. It is very remedy for amoebic and bacillary dysentery.

• Urine decreased considerably due to cardiac disease or dropsy.
• Patient feels as light pain in the back.
• It is very remedy sexual impotency and bronchitis.

• Fever is seen with catarrhal symptoms like influenza and dropsy, especially in children.
• There is continuous fever with oedema of hands, legs and face, present along with diarrhoea, with chronic fever associated with hepatic (liver) disorders. It is very good remedy for ringworm.
• It is excellent remedy for ascites (accumulation of fluid in stomach).

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1. Appearance:

   • Caesalpinia sappan seeds are small, oval-shaped, and typically dark brown to black in color.
   • They are approximately 4-7 mm in length and 3-4 mm in width.

2. Medicinal Uses:

   • Caesalpinia sappan seeds have a long history of use in traditional medicine systems, particularly in Asian countries.
   • They are known for their potential health benefits, including anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-microbial properties.
   • These seeds are often used to prepare herbal remedies and traditional tonics for various health concerns.