Daruharidra Scientific Name
Daruharidra Other Names
Hindi: Daru haldi, Darhald
Sanskrit: Darunisha, Peeta, Daruharidra, Darvi, Peetadru, Hemakanti
Tamil: Mara manjal
What is Daruharidra?
Daruharidra, also known as “Indian barberry” or “Tree Turmeric,” has been part of the Ayurvedic medicine system for a long time. The fruit and stem are edible and a rich source of vitamin C. Daruharidra is mainly beneficial for skin problems such as psoriasis or inflammation because of its anti-psoriatic and anti-inflammatory ability. By preventing the growth of acne-causing bacteria, it works to manage acne and reduce inflammation. It maintains the level of liver enzymes, therefore protecting the liver and preventing liver disorders. Applying Daruharidra paste mixed with rose water and honey to a burn, speeds up the healing process. Because of its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and hepatoprotective activities, it also protects the liver cells against damage caused by free radicals. Finally, Daruharidra works to aid symptoms that occur with Diarrhea and Malaria.
Common forms of Daruharidra
Churna (powder), Capsule, Tablet
Daruharidra is commonly used for:
- Dealing with symptoms of Diarrhea
- Recovering from Skin Burns
- Treating Inflammatory Bowel Disease
- Aiding Urinary Disorders
- Treating Eye Disease
- Soothing Acne
- Shingles
- Promoting wound healing
Daruharidra Dosage
Capsule: 1-2 capsules twice a day.
Tablet: 1-2 capsules twice a day.
Daruharidra Side-effects and Warnings
Not so common side-effects: Not Known.
Pregnant or Nursing Mothers: Consult your doctor before taking Daruharidra during pregnancy.
Children: Not Known.
Warning:
Not Known.
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