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Bhumyamalaki- Health Benefits, Uses and Important Facts
Dec 23, 2022
Bhumyamalaki- Health Benefits, Uses and Important Facts
Bhumyamalaki is a herb that has been used for centuries in Ayurveda to cure jaundice, liver and kidney illness, and many other conditions. Although it grows everywhere, coastal regions are where it is most prevalent. The plant is also thought to be a successful kidney stone treatment. Jaundice and other inflammatory diseases have also been treated with it, as well as both prevention and treatment.
For thousands of years, ayurveda practitioners have used the shrub with a bitter taste. It works well as a liver tonic. Bhumyamalaki is referred to as a "healing agent" by the name "Yakrduttejaka" in an old Ayurvedic literature.
Bhumyamalaki is known by a number of different names in Sanskrit. Bhumyamalaki is a synonym for Phyllanthus maderaspatanus L. and Phyllanthus fraternus, subsp. togoensis. The herb is referred to as "bumyali" in the West.
Health benefits of Bhumyamalaki:
The health benefits of bhumyamalaki include its effectiveness in treating STIs (sexually transmitted bacterial diseases). In addition to treating sexual illnesses, prostatitis, and urinary tract conditions, this herbal medicine is very beneficial. Even menorrhagia can be treated with it, and it can be used as a laxative to treat chronic dysentery, breast swelling during menstruation, and even menorrhagia. Bhumyamalaki's leaves, roots, and fruits are ground into a powder that is given internally once or twice a day. It should be kept out of children's reach in a cool, dry place.
Bhumyamalaki is a bitter herb with potent purifying powers. It encourages ideal liver performance. The liver cleans blood and controls hormones. Bhumyamalaki powder can cure kidney stones and calm the liver by lowering liver edoema and encouraging ideal liver function. Bhumyamalaki further supports a healthy menstrual cycle in addition to liver health. Bhumyamalaki is also a general tonic, a hepatoprotectant, and an antiviral.
