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The Bael root is used to treat Diabetes, weight loss, treat diarrhea, hypertension, skin problems, relief from vomiting, relieve abdominal colic pain, balances tridosha.
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♦ Bael is commonly known as vilva, it is a sacret tree in India.
♦ It is known as Bilva in sanskrit, it is an ancient Ayurvedic tree with the medicinal and spiritual importance.
♦ The vilva leaves are considered as the sacerted that the elders usually advice us not to stamp or play with it.
♦ Usually, this tree can find in the ancient temples, especially Shiva temples.
♦ Every single part of this tree has a lot of medicinal values.
♦ The Bael root is used to treat Diabetes.
♦ It helps with weight loss.
♦ Used to treat diarrhea and hypertension.
♦ This bael root is also used for skin problems.
♦ Using this bael root you can get better relief from vomiting.
♦ It helps to relieve abdominal colic pain.
♦ Used to balances tridosha.
♦ There are no side effects in using this product. Take medical advice for its use during pregnancy.
♦ All our herbs are Organically Harvested , dried, and pulverized with no chemical interactions that will assure the ensuring 100% natural herbal powders and related products.
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Aadu Theenda Paalai | Aristolochia Bracteolata is an amazing plant that belongs to the genus aristolochia which has more than 400 species. Most of these species have medicinal uses and are commonly called birthworts. They are used especially in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine.
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Aadu Theenda Paalai | Aristolochia Bracteolata is an amazing plant that belongs to the genus aristolochia which has more than 400 species. Most of these species have medicinal uses and are commonly called birthworts. They are used especially in Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine.
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Agarwood scientifically known as Agallochum malaccense referred to as fragrance wood that’s utilized for producing perfumes, oil, incense or costly herbal medicine. It is also known as Agar Wood, Eaglewood, Ales Wood, Oodh or Agar, Gaharu, Aloeswood, Oud, Chen Xiang, Kalamabak and Jinkoh.
Agarwood is a tree, and the wood of this tree has a good fragrance that is used to make perfumes, oil, and expensive herbal medicine. The heartwood of the Agarwood tree has great medicinal benefits.
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Agarwood scientifically known as Agallochum malaccense referred to as fragrance wood that’s utilized for producing perfumes, oil, incense or costly herbal medicine. It is also known as Agar Wood, Eaglewood, Ales Wood, Oodh or Agar, Gaharu, Aloeswood, Oud, Chen Xiang, Kalamabak and Jinkoh.
Agarwood is a tree, and the wood of this tree has a good fragrance that is used to make perfumes, oil, and expensive herbal medicine. The heartwood of the Agarwood tree has great medicinal benefits.
The Banyan leaf powder is a good immune boosting agent that helps to prevent disease. The leaves powder are also a very strong antioxidant that helps to prevent colds, flues, and other diseases. Every part of this tree contains different medicinal properties against many diseases. The leaf of the tree provides effective treatments.
The Banyan leaf powder is a good immune boosting agent that helps to prevent disease. The leaves powder are also a very strong antioxidant that helps to prevent colds, flues, and other diseases. Every part of this tree contains different medicinal properties against many diseases. The leaf of the tree provides effective treatments.
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S.No |
Ingredients |
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1 |
Chukku |
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2 |
Milagu |
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3 |
Thippili |
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4 |
Athimathuram |
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5 |
Nannari |
|
6 |
Chitharathai |
|
7 |
Elam |
|
8 |
Roja Mokku |
|
9 |
Malli |
|
10 |
Omam |
|
11 |
Seeragam |
|
12 |
Ilavangam |
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|
S.No |
Ingredients |
|
1 |
Chukku |
|
2 |
Milagu |
|
3 |
Thippili |
|
4 |
Athimathuram |
|
5 |
Nannari |
|
6 |
Chitharathai |
|
7 |
Elam |
|
8 |
Roja Mokku |
|
9 |
Malli |
|
10 |
Omam |
|
11 |
Seeragam |
|
12 |
Ilavangam |
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