Curcuma Angustifolia gives relief in irritation and inflammation. It is given to heal peptic ulcers and in treatment of dysentery. It is also used as tonic and nutritious food in weakness, chronic diseases, jaundice and excessive thirst.
Cassia fistula is used in traditional medicine system of Sri Lanka, Burma and India. In Ayurveda, this tree is used for treating constipation, fever, digestive troubles and skin diseases.
In Ayurveda, Chitrak plant is commonly used medicinal herb for treating digestive weakness, piles, constipation, cough, muscular pains, rheumatism etc. Know some quick and simple remedies of Chitrak.
Amrita Bindu is an Ayurvedic medicine containing salt, spices and herbs. This combination is an antioxidant that protects body against free radical induced oxidative damage. It is also a useful medicine for digestive diseases.
Kutaj Tree seeds and bark are used therapeutically for diarrhoea, kustha, diarrhoea with fever, paasitic worms, malabsorption syndrome, absdominal pain, vomiting or chardi, skin diseases
Vetpalai Thailam is medicated oil used in treatment of psoriasis. Psoriasis (Kalanjagapadai in siddha) is chronic skin disease characterised by red, itchy, scaly patches.
Greater cardamom is a spice with medicinal properties. It has antioxidant, stimulant, stomachic, antispasmodic, appetizer, alexipharmic and astringent properties and is useful in diseases of mouth, indigestion, biliousness, abdominal pains and respiratory ailments.
Patha or abuta is an important medicinal herbs that is particularly used to treat gynaecological problems. Some tribes use roots of herb as contraceptive. The leaves exhibits antifertility activity in female albino rat.
Eladi Kera Thailam is polyherbal Ayurvedic Formulation. It is a medicated oil prepared from coconut oil, Ela and several other medicinal herbs.
Ipomoea digitata is used as medicine in Ayurveda for treatment of liver and spleen enlargement. It is also given in gynaecological ailments such as abnormally long and heavy menstrual periods at regular intervals.