GAMBHARI BARK

Gambhari is a fast-growing deciduous tree that belongs to the Dashamoola plant family (group of ten roots). Gambhari is a well-known bitter tonic, and the fruits can be used as a general tonic in times of weakness. It is used to treat vata and pitta disorders. Gambhari's roots, fruits, and leaves have long been used as an anthelmintic, antibacterial, anti-diabetic, anti-aging, painkiller, diuretic, hepatoprotective, and antiepileptic. In May and June, the tree bears fruit.

Yellow thick, oil, resin, an alkaloid, and a little amount of benzoic acid may be found in its roots. Butyric and tartaric acids, as well as sugar and a small amount of tannin, make up the contents of fruits. Lutein, an antioxidant categorised as a flavonoid, may be found in its leaves.

Gmelina arborea's Practical Applications

• This plant has the ability to reduce inflammation and discomfort.

• Herb that helps the body's digestion and absorption.

• Heart health is aided by this supplement.

• Helps to keep blood pressure in a healthy range.

• It is utilised to increase brain function and has an intelligence-boosting property.

• Anti-aging agent made from natural ingredients.

• This is a natural herb that helps to avoid haemorrhages and boosts the body's power.

• It has the qualities of an excellent aphrodisiac.

• It has a diuretic effect.

• One of the most beneficial herbs for increasing milk supply in breastfeeding women.

• The fruits of the Gambhari tree are used to treat haemorrhoids.

• Its characteristics help to increase both the amount and quality of sperm.

• Gambhari fruit is also good for nourishing hair and promoting hair development.

• It can help to alleviate the burning feeling.

• The fruits of this herbal plant has been discovered to be a beneficial natural agent in the treatment of bleeding diseases such as nose bleeding, heavy periods, and so on.

• It is used to alleviate thirst, wounds caused by vata, and emaciation.

• Gambhari roots can also be used to treat ascites caused by Vata.

• It aids in the normalisation of an unusually high temperature.

• In TB, the fruits have beneficial anabolic properties that help to speed up the repair of cavitation inside the lungs.

• External application of a leaves' paste to the forehead relieves headaches, especially in cases of fever.

• Its root decoction can be used to treat abdominal malignancies.

• Flowers are used to treat Leprosy.

• Hallucination, piles, stomach discomfort, burning feelings, fever, tridoshas illnesses, and urinary infection can all benefit from root and bark.