Jambu
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Botanical Name |
Syzygium Cumini |
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Family |
Myrtaceae |
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Sanskrit |
Jambava,Jambu,Mahaphala |
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English |
Javaplum |
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Hindi |
Jamon, Jamun |
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Kannada |
Nerale |
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Malayalam |
– |
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Telugu |
– |
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Tamil |
– |
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Marathi |
– |
Distribution
This species globally distributed from indo-malaysia to australia
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Parts Used |
Fruit, Twak, Leaf |
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Dose |
Swarasa 10-20ml, Chorrna-3-6gm |
Chemical Constituents
Betulinic acid,friedelin,oxalic acid
Ayurvedic Properties
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Quality (Guna) |
Laghu, Ruksa |
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Taste (Rasa) |
Kashaya, Madura, Amla |
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Metabolism (Vipaka) |
Katu |
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Potency (Virya) |
Sheeta |
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Impact (Prabhava) |
Mutra Sangrahaniya |
Pharmacological Action
- Hypoglycemic-it is used in controlling blood sugar
- Leaves and bark used to control blood pressure and gingivitis
- Leaves are used for strengthening the gums and teeth
Therapeutic Uses
Skin disorders,blood disorders,haemmorohoids
Some of the common formulations
- Nygrodadi choorna
- Usirasava
- Mutrasangrahaniya kashya
