Bidhara Wood - Elephant Creeper - Argyreia nervosa Vidhara Lakdi castor oil

Bidhara Wood - Elephant Creeper - Argyreia nervosa Vidhara Lakdi castor oilPlant Description: Scientific Name: Pterocarpus marsupium. Appearance: The Indian Kino Tree is a medium sized tree that can grow up to 20 meters in height. It has a spreading canopy and produces small yellow flowers. The tree's bark is dark brown, and it yields a reddish brown resin known as kino, which is used medicinally. Traditional Uses: Medicinal Uses: The wood of the Bidhara tree is used in traditional medicine for various purposes: Diabetes

Khareti Panchang-Kharaiti Panchang-Raw Herbs

or topical applications depending on the plant

While Bhikamali (Chironji) is widely used in traditional medicine and cuisine

it can be mixed with other ingredients depending on the desired application

aniseeds have been used for their potential digestive and carminative properties

In summary

consult with a healthcare provider before using Bibhitaki

refers to medicinal plants valued for their therapeutic properties

Reduces Inflammation: Known for its anti-inflammatory effects

What are Akarkara Roots

Infusion: The herb may be used to make herbal teas or infusions

Flavoring: In some cuisines