Dry Bellerica fruit

Tamil Name - தன்றிக்காய் - Thandrikkai

Health Benefits:

Heart disease. Early research shows that taking Terminalia by mouth might improve cholesterol levels in people with heart disease.

It enhances resistance of the body against diseases and infections.
The plant is useful for improving mental faculties.
It cures vomiting and excessive thirst.
It cures loss of appetite and also proved anti-diarrheal because of its astringent property.
Baheda is useful for piles and curing intestinal worms.
The fruit is useful for curing eye-related problems such as immature cataract or any kind of infection.
It is used to lower the blood pressure and leveling the cholesterol.
Terminalia bellerica promotes hair growth, adds nutrition and useful against greying.
The fruit chewed is believed to cure a cough, cold, asthma and hoarse voice.
The paste of the fruit is applied to the swollen skin.
Terminalia bellerica is helpful to stop bleeding.
The fruit of Baheda is believed to cure bronchitis.
Bahada is beneficial in curing any digestive problem.
It is also helpful for ear pain.
This has been proved beneficial against jaundice, leprosy and anemia.
It is also used as spice and pickle.
Bahada is useful against cardiac problems, diabetes and urinary disorder.
It also cures flatulence, colic pain and parasitic infection and heart disease.
It regularizes body temperature and cures dyspepsia when eaten with betel nut.
It is prescribed for the treatment of liver and gastrointestinal tract.
It also shows various antimicrobial and antiparasitic activities.
The tonic is good for the brain and stomach.

Side Effects

There are no known side effects with this herb. Seek medical advice for its use during pregnancy.

Harvesting & Manufacturing Methodology:

All our herbs are Harvested Organically, dried, and pulverized with no chemical interactions ensuring 100% natural herbal powders.

Disclaimer:

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