Terminalia bellirica

Product Description

All Names

English name: Belleric myrobalan/Belliric myrobalan

Telugu name: Tanikaya, Taani

Tamil name: Akkam, Todikai, Thanakkai, Tanri, tanrikkai, Tani

Bengali name: baida

Arabic name: baleelaj

Farsi name: Baleel

Malayalam, Hindi, Gujarati name: Baheda

Kannada name: Shanti kayi, Tare Kayi

Hindi name: Baheda, Bahera

Sanskrit Synonyms:

Karshaphala – the natural product, which is the utilized part weights around 10 – 12 grams

Aksha phala – the organic product measures 10 – 12 grams, the natural product is utilized to play a sort of wagering diversion.

kalidruma – Because it is utilized as a part of playing a wagering amusement, it causes strains (kalaha). Thus, the tree which causes Kalaha is Kaidruma. (Druma implies tree).

It is a tree that grows up to a tallness of 60 – 80 feet. The organic product takes after Haritaki natural product yet it doesn’t contain the edges. Its surface is very plain.

Terminalia bellirica – medical uses :

Rasa (Taste) – Kashaya (Astringent)

Guna (qualities) – Rooksha (dry), Laghu (light to process)

Vipaka (taste change after processing) – Madhura (sweet)

Veerya (power) – Ushna (hot)

Impact on Tridosha – Balances Kapha and Pitta.

Bhedanam – Eases movement, has purgative activity. This is the reason Triphala is utilized as gentle diuretic.

Kasanashanam – assuages hack, chilly

Netrahitam – useful for eyes

Keshya – enhances hair quality and advances hair development.

Kruminashanana – assuages worm invasion

Vaisvaryanashana – mitigates dryness of voice

Bibhitaki detoxifies blood, lymph, muscles and greasy tissue of the body.

The seed part of Vibhitaki is valuable in

Trut – unnecessary thirst,

Chardi – retching

It equalizations Kapha and Vata. It is astringent in taste and causes slight laziness. Amla seed is very comparable in qualities

Look into: Phyto-pharmacology

Part utilized: Fruit skin, seed, seed bit.

Measurements: 3 – 6 grams in partitioned dosage, or as exhorted by Ayurvedic specialist.

Critical Ayurvedic medication:

All drugs with Triphala contain Bibhitaki. Eg: Triphala ghrita, Triphaladi Taila and so on.

Sura of Bibhitak (Beer) is not exceptionally inebriating, is anything but difficult to process, useful for wellbeing; not all that destructive, (as different wines) in wounds, iron deficiency, and sickness and other skin infections.