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VARUN / Three leaved caper Botanical Name :  Crateva nurvala Family :- Capparaceae Synonyms :- Crateva lophosperma Kurz, Crateva religiosa var. nurvula (Buch.-Ham.) Hook.f. & Thomson Regional Names :– English : Three leaved caper, Hindi : Baruna, Barna, Sanskrit : Varana, Punjabi : Barna, Barnahi, Bengali : Varuna, Gujrati : Vayvarno, Varano, Kannada : Bipatri, Mattamavu, Neervalamara, Kashmiri : Kath, Malayalam : Neermatalam, Marathi : Vayavarna, Haravarna, Varon, Oriya : Baryno, Tamil : Maralingam, Telugu : Bilvarani, Part Used :- Stem Bark. Description :- Varun is a wild or cultivated small  to medium-sized, deciduous tree that may reach a height of 50 feet. It is found along streams, also in dry, deep boulder formation in Sub-Himalayan tracts, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Bengal and Assam. . Thickness of bark usually 1-1.5 cm according to the age, outer surface, greyish to greyish-brown with ash grey patches, at places, surface

DARUHARIDRA Botanical Name :  Berberis aristata Family : Berberidaceae Synonyms Berberis bussmul K. Koch ex Miq., Berberis coccinea K. Koch, Berberis coerulescens G. Nicholson, Berberis elegans K. Koch, Berberis gracillima K. Koch ex Miq., Berberis umbellata Lindl. Regional Name English : Indian Berberry, Hindi : Daruhaldi, Darhald, Marathi : Daruhalad, Sanskrit : Katamkateri, Darvi, Urdu : Darhald, Punjabi : Sumalu, Bengali : Daruharidra, Gujrati : Daruharidra, Daruhuladur, Kannada : Maradarishana, Maradarishina, Daruhaladi, Malayalam : Maramannal, Maramanjal,   Oriya : Daruharidra, Daruhalidi, Tamil : Gangeti, Varatiu manjal, Telugu : Manupasupu Part Used Root & stem extract, Fruit, Dried Stem, Bark, Root. Description Berberis aristata an erect, spinous, deciduous shrub, usually 1.8-3.6 m in height found in Himalayan ranges at an elevation of 1000-3000 m, and in the Nilgiri hills in South India, Nepal, Bhutan. It is also natural

management of urinary problems   Neeri by virtue of multi-mechanism from synergistic actions fulfills all the objectives for corrective and preventive management of urinary problems from small itching or burning sensation in urination to the chaotic or turbid urine with occult blood with painful conditions. Neeri is also helpful to the elderly males having dribbling or uncomfortable or painful condition during micturition; thereby Neeri tends “Resolves & Dissolves Urinary Problems”.    Unique Salient Features of Neeri Relieves symptoms of UTI within few minutes Soothes Urinary Tract and regulates Urinary pH A natural Lithotriptic acting Multi-dimensionally Helps prevent Recurrence in UTI & Urinary Stones Acts as Nephroprotective Reduces complications in Prostatic Enlargement

GOKHRU (Calotropis fruit) Botanical Name : Tribulus terrestris Family : Zygophyllaceae Synonyms Tribulus lanuginosus L., Tribulus saharae A. Chev., Tribulus terrestris var. sericeus Andersson ex Svenson. Regional Names : English : Caltrops fruit, Hindi : Gokhru, Marathi : Gokharu, Sarate, Sanskrit : Goksuraka, Traikatna,Svadamstra, Traikantaka, Oriya : Gokhyura, Gukhura,  Punjabi : Bhakhra, Gokhr, Assamese : Gokhurkata, Gokshura, Bengali : Gokhri, Gokshura, Gujrati : Bethagokharu, Mithagokhru, Nanagokharu, Kannada : Neggilamullu, Neggilu, Sannaneggilu, Kashmiri : Pakhda, Michikand, Malayalam : Nerinjil, Oriya : Gokhyura, Gukhura, Punjabi : Bhakhra, Gokhru, Tamil : Nerinjil, Nerunjil, Telugu : PalleruKaya, Urdu : Khar-e-KhasakKhurd. Part Used :  Fruit. Description Gokhru is an annual plant widely distributed around the world, It is native to warm temperate and tropical regions of the southern Europe, southern Asia, throughout Africa, and Aust

PUNARNAVA Botanical Name :  Boerhavia diffusa Family : Nyctaginaceae. Synonyms Boerhavia repens var. diffusa (L.) Hook.f. Regional Name English : Horse Purslene, Hog Weed, Hindi : Gadapurna, Lalpunarnava, Sanskrit :Kahailla, Sophaghni, Sothaghni, Varsabhu ,  Marathi : Ghetuli, Vasuchimuli, Satodimula, Punarnava, Khaparkhuti,  Urdu : Tukhm-i-ispast, Punjabi : ltcit (Ial), Khattan, Assamese : Ranga Punarnabha, Bengali : Raktapunarnava, Gujrati : Dholisaturdi, Motosatodo, Kannada : Sanadika, Kommeberu, Komma, Kashmiri : Vanjula Punarnava, Malayalam : Chuvanna Tazhutawa,  Oriya : Lalapuiruni, Nalipuruni, Tamil : Mukurattai (Shihappu), Telugu : Atikamamidi, Erragalijeru. Part Used : Root. Description Punernava is widely dispersed, occurring throughout India, the Pacific and southern United States . It is found wild throughout India and Sri Lanka. It is also cultivated to some extent in West Bengal. The herb is variable diffusely branched and creeping h

Santalum album, or Indian sandalwood / Chandan It is a small tropical tree, and is the most commonly known source of sandalwood. It is native to southern India and Southeast Asia. Certain cultures place great significance on its fragrant and medicinal qualities. It is also considered sacred in some religions and is used in different religious traditions. The high value of the species has caused its past exploitation, to the point where the wild population is vulnerable to extinction. Indian sandalwood still commands high prices for its essential oil, but due to lack of sizable trees it is no longer used for fine woodworking as before. The plant is widely cultivated and long lived, although harvest is only viable after many years. Etymologically it is derived from Sanskrit चन्दनं chandanam . Botanical Name :  Santalum album Family :  Santalaceae. Synonyms Sirium   myrtifolium  L. Regional Name English : Sandal Wood, Hindi : Chandan, Safed

ARJUNA Botanical Name : Terminalia arjuna Arjuna is a “Herbal Hero for your Heart” . Supported by thousands of years of traditional use, primarily for cardiovascular health. Arjuna subscribes to the “Doctrine of Signatures” which states that herbs resembling various parts of the body can be used by herbalists to treat ailments of those body parts. Family : Combretaceae Synonyms Pentaptera arjuna Roxb. ex DC. Regional Name English : Arjun, Arjuna myrobalan, Hindi : Arjuna, Sanskrit : Kakubha, Partha, Svetavaha, Marathi :  Arjuna, Sadada, Urdu : Arjun, Assamese : Arjun, Bengali : Arjuna, Gujrati : Sadad, Arjuna, Sajada, Kannada : Matti, Bilimatti, Neermatti, Mathichakke, Kudare Kivimase, Malayalam : Nirmasuthu, Vellamaruthi, Kellemasuthu, Mattimora, Torematti,  Oriya : Arjuna, Punjabi : Arjon, Tamil : Marudam, Telugu : Maddi. Part Used : Bark Description Globally the species is found to be distributed in India and Sri Lanka. W

Calotropis  gigantea/ ARKA / RUI Botanical Name :  Calotropis  gigantea Family :  Apocynaceae / Asclepiadaceae. Synonyms Asclepias gigantea  L., Calotropis gigantea  (L.) R. Br. ex Schult., Madorius  giganteus  (L.) Kuntze, Periploca cochinchinensis  Lour., Streptocaulon  cochinchinense  (Lour.) G. Don. Regional Names :  English :   Madar, Crown flower , Giant Milkweed crown, Hindi : Madara, Akavan, Safed Aak, Safed Arka, Safedak, Marathi :   Rui / Akamadar aka, Akanak, Akanda, Akda, Akdachajhada, Akra, Dhavi rui, Lalakava, Lalmadar, Sanskrit: Aditya, Aharmani, Aharpati, Alarka, Arka, Arkah, Urdu : Gul madar, Gule akh taza, Madar (aak), Punjabi : Ak, Telugu : Jilledu, Mandaram, Mandaramu, Arkamu, Bengali : Aakand, Gujarati : Akad, Akado, Tamil : Pellerukku, Erukku, Kannada : Aarka, Aekka, Aekka maale, Aekki gida, Akarai, Ake, Arka, Malayalam : Belerica, Belericu, Bukam, Eri, Ericu, Erikka. PRESENCE : Calotropis is found in most part of world

DHATURA / DHOTRA Botanical Name :  Datura metel   Family :  Solanaceae. Synonyms Brugmansia waymanii Paxton, Datura aegyptiaca Vis. Datura alba F.Muell. Datura bojeri Delile, Datura chlorantha Hook., Datura fastuosa L. Datura muricata Link, Datura nigra Hassk., Datura nilhummatu Dunal, Datura waymanii (Paxton) Steud. Regional Names : English : Thorn apple , Devil’s trumpwet, Hindi : Datura, Dhatura , Dhaturi, Marathi : Dhattura, Sanskrit : Sveta-dhaturah, Kanakahvya, Urdu : Dhattura, Kannada : Dattura, Dhattura, Dhusturi, Duttura, Ummatta, Ummatti, Unmatta, Malayalam : Hummatu, Ummam, Ummata, Gujarati : Dhattura, Tamil : Matulam, Umathai, Umattai, Telugu : Duthooramu, Ummattha, Bengali : Dhattura. Parts Used : Seeds, Whole Plant. Description It is annual coarse herbs, minutely pubescent, growing upto 1.5 m high. Leaves 15-20 cm long, ovate, acute, entire or with few large teeth or lobes. Flowers solitary, calyx 7.5 cm long, tubul

CASTOR / ERAND / Ricinus communis Botanical Name : Ricinus communis INDIA is the  world's  single  largest  producer of  castor  seed. Family : Euphorbiaceae Synonyms Ricinus communis var. aegyptiaceus (Popova) Moshkin, Ricinus communis var. africanus Müll.Arg., Ricinus communis subsp. africanus (Mill.) Nyman, Ricinus communis var. amblyocalyx Müll.Arg., Ricinus communis var. americanus Mull.Arg., Ricinus communis f. atratus T.Carvalho. Regional Names : English : Castor Oil Plant, Hindi : Erand, Rendee, Andeo, Sanskrit : Gandharva-Hasta, Panchangul, Vatari, Urdu : Erand, Punjabi : Erand, Assamese : Erri, Bengali : Bherenda, Gujrati : Erando, Kannada : Harlu, Malayalam : Abanakka, Avanakku, Marathi : Eramd, Eramdee, Oriya : Bheranda, Tamil : Amanakku, Telugu : Amudamu, Amudmuchetu. Parts Used : Castor roots, Castor Oil Description Erand is probably native to North East tropical Africa, globally distributed in the Pantropics and is also w

Respiratory booster KALMEGH / Andrographis paniculata KALMEGH Botanical Name :  Andrographis   paniculata Family :  Acanthaceae Synonyms Justicia   paniculata  Burm.f., Justicia   latebrosa  Russell ex Wall Regional Name English : The creat, Kariyat , Hindi : Charayetaah, Chiraita, Kalamegh, Kalmegh, Sanskrit : Bhunimba, Bhunimbah, Kalamegha, Urdu : Bhooinimo, Kannada: Hasi kiriyaatha, Kaala megha, Kreata, Malayalam: Cara-caniram, Kiriyat, Kiriyatta, Marathi: Kirayatem, Olenkirayat, Paale kiraayath, vhadlem, Tamil: Anarivempucceti, Anariyam, Anariyatittam, Gujarathi : Kariyathu, Litu Kariyat, Telugu: Karivaemu, Nela vemu, Bengali : Kalamegh, Part Used Aerial Part. Description Kalmegh is a small herb growing to a height of 1- 3 feet. It is grown as a snake-repellant in households. It is found all over plains of India, Sri Lanka, Malay Peninsula, China and Thailand. This species is globally distributed in Indo-Malesia. Within India, chi