Terminalia chebula is called the "king of medicines" in Tibet and is one of the prime Ayurvedic herbs from India because of its extraordinary healing powers. It is actually the dried fruit from the Terminalia chebula tree, also referred to as Haritaki.
This fruit is best known for its health benefits within the digestive system. Traditionally, it is found in natural colon cleansers (such as Jon Barron's Colon Corrective formula) and used to address constipation, digestive disorders, irregular fevers, flatulence, ulcers, vomiting, colic, and hemorrhoids. It may also help with other gastrointestinal ailments such as tumors, ascites, piles, enlargement of the liver or spleen, worms, colitis and food poisoning.
In addition to its digestive benefits, the fruit is also a good source of vitamin C and the minerals selenium, potassium, manganese, iron, and copper. Terminalia chebula fruit is also considered to have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. At the same time, it is known to promote tissue growth and health.
Modern research has found that Terminalia has a strong effect against the herpes simplex virus HSV and exhibits strong cardio tonic properties. It also has antioxidant components, which indicates it can increase the life of tissues. Another study shows the anti-tumor activity of Terminalia, and yet another study shows that it has considerable effect in inhibiting the HIV virus that ultimately results in AIDS.
While the key benefits of this herb are typically found in herbal formulas, the fruit offers additional health benefits when used in other ways as well. For instance, a topical paste containing the herb can be used to provide relief to the eyelids in cases of conjunctivitis. A paste of the fruit is also used to help clean wounds and ulcers and to speed up the healing process. In astringent form, it may be helpful with dental issues such as loose or bleeding gums.
Additionaly, Terminalia chebula fruit has been credited with these health benefits:
This fruit is best known for its health benefits within the digestive system. Traditionally, it is found in natural colon cleansers (such as Jon Barron's Colon Corrective formula) and used to address constipation, digestive disorders, irregular fevers, flatulence, ulcers, vomiting, colic, and hemorrhoids. It may also help with other gastrointestinal ailments such as tumors, ascites, piles, enlargement of the liver or spleen, worms, colitis and food poisoning.
In addition to its digestive benefits, the fruit is also a good source of vitamin C and the minerals selenium, potassium, manganese, iron, and copper. Terminalia chebula fruit is also considered to have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. At the same time, it is known to promote tissue growth and health.
Modern research has found that Terminalia has a strong effect against the herpes simplex virus HSV and exhibits strong cardio tonic properties. It also has antioxidant components, which indicates it can increase the life of tissues. Another study shows the anti-tumor activity of Terminalia, and yet another study shows that it has considerable effect in inhibiting the HIV virus that ultimately results in AIDS.
While the key benefits of this herb are typically found in herbal formulas, the fruit offers additional health benefits when used in other ways as well. For instance, a topical paste containing the herb can be used to provide relief to the eyelids in cases of conjunctivitis. A paste of the fruit is also used to help clean wounds and ulcers and to speed up the healing process. In astringent form, it may be helpful with dental issues such as loose or bleeding gums.
Additionaly, Terminalia chebula fruit has been credited with these health benefits:
- improves memory
- helps with urinary stones
- improves appetite
- helps in digestion
- helps nervous irritability
- in combination with Emblica officinalis (AKA Indian gooseberry or amla), may help lower cholesterol and prevent the death of heart tissue
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