MAJUPHAL POWDER (Quercus infectoria) Botanical name Quercus infectoria Family name Fagaceae English name Gall Oak, Aleppo galls, Gallnut, Magic Nut Common name Gall-Oak Synonyms Brahmavitkam, Chidraphalam, Kaishika, Kantakaadyaphala, Kantakaakshaphala, Maachi, Maajuphala, Mayika, Maayuka, Shisubhishajam Habit Perennial shrub Useful Parts Fruit (worm-gall) Common Uses Majuphala is used in Ayurveda to increase the digestive fire and corrects the digestive system. It is effective in heavy bleeding during periods, bleeding gums, bleeding diarrhea. It also specially recommended in prolapsed of uterus and anus, skin problems, eczema, wounds, chapped nipples, sore throat, tonsillitis and alopecia. It is very useful to treat dysentery and diarrhea as well as in extra growths in female reproductive organs and white discharge from vagina or profuse menstruation. It has anti-cancerous, acrid, astringent, cooling, haemostatic, constipating, vulnerary, expectorant, tonic, digestive and febrifuge properties. Indications It is used internally in Diarrhoea, Duodenal disorders, Bleeding disorders, Polyurea, Menorrhagia, Metrrorhagia, and Leucorrhoea. It is used externally as a dusting powder in Ulcers, for Uttara Basti (medicated enema through the urethra) in Leucorrhoea and for Gandusha (Mouth gargle) in dental disorders. Product description It is available in Capsule and Powder form. |