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Daruharidra
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Latin Name:
Berberis Aristata
English Name:
Indian Barberry
Sanskrit Name: :
Daruharidra
Hindi Name: Darhald |
| Description: |
Is
regarded as a bitter tonic and is apparently
used as a cholagogue, astringent, antibacterial,
antiemetic, refrigerant, stomachic, laxative,
diaphoretic, antipyretic and antiseptic
It is administered externally in painful
eye affections, indolent ulcers and hemorrhoids.
The root bark extract (Rassaut) is alterative,
deobstruent, astringent, antiperiodic
and diaphoretic and is very useful in
periodic neuralgia, leucorrhoea, menorrhagia,
hemorrhoids and ulcers. It reduces blood
pressure. It is as valuable as quinine
in malarial fevers.
The berries (Zarishk) are a source of
vitamin C. In various metabolic processes,
vitamin C increases |
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immune system activity,
stimulates iron absorption, and prevents scurvy.
They are useful in biliousness, constipation,
dyspepsia, fevers, hypertension, indigestion,
liver malfunctions, hepatitis, sore throat,
spleen disorders and typhoid. The barberine
in the berries have remarkable infection-fighting
properties. Berberine may also fight infection
by stimulating the immune system. Studies show
that it activates macrophages, the white blood
cells that devour harmful microorganisms. |
| Useful in following diseases: |
| Anemia, Biliousness, Constipation,
Fevers, Gastritis, Hepatitis, Hypertension, Indigestion,
Jaundice, Leucorrhoea, Liver Dysfunction, Malaria,
Menorrhagia, Neuralgia, Persistent Infection due
to Low Immunity, Piles, Sore Throat, Spleen Dysfunction,
Splenomegaly, Ulcers, Vitamin C Deficiency. |
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