Botanical Name : Andrographis paniculata
English Name : Kalmegh / King of Bitters / Green Chirayta / Creat / Andrographis / India Echinacea
Tamil Name : நாட்டு நிலவேம்பு / Naatu Nilavembu
Hindi Name : चिरायता / Chirayatha
Malayalam Name : നടൻ നിലവേപ്പ് / Nadan Nilavepu
Telugu Name : నిల వెంబు / Nila vembu
About Naatu Nilavembu ( Kalmegh/King of Bitters ):-
Kalmegh | Nilavembu also called the king of bitters in English. Nila means soil and vembu means neem, the name exactly means a herb that grows close to the soil that is as sour as neem, nilavembu is very very tart, presently like neem.Andrographis paniculata is an erect plant with a height of 30–110 cm. Its stem is slender dark green, square in cross-section with longitudinal furrows and wings along with the angles. The lance-shaped leaves have hairless blades measuring up to 8 centimeters long by 2.5 wide. The small flowers are borne in spreading racemes. The fruit is a capsule around 2 cm long and a few mm wide. It contains many yellow-brown seeds.
Internal Benefits of Naatu Nilavembu ( Kalmegh/King of Bitters ):-
Its have anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral properties, but most commonly used for the common cold, sinus infections, general inflammation, pain, and detoxification also used for Diabetes, Arthritis, Liver diseases, and Allergies.
How to Consume Naatu Nilavembu ( Kalmegh/King of Bitters ) Internally:-
1. Morning:
Mix 5 gms of powder in 100 ml water, Boil the content for a few minutes. once the water gets warm, filter the content and drink it before food. Repeat the same for Evening Dosage after dinner
2.Diabetic :
A simple decoction made by boiling 15 to 20 leaves of fresh or dried kalmegh leaves in a cup of water till it is reduced in half can be used for treating diabetic patients
3.Dengue :
Take 1 part of a single papaya leaf, 10 kalmegh leaves, 5 peppercorns and 1 tbsp of palm candy powder, pound it once in a mortar and pestle and boil till it is reduced to half a cup. Drink it for 3 days in an empty stomach.
Procurement & Agriculture Method:
90% of Our Herbs are Wild crops and 100% organic by nature, the remaining 10% are organically grown, dried, and pulverized with no chemical or preservatives.
Disclaimer:
The Consumption details and benefits listed out on our website are taken from Tamil ancient books and Siddha records, as well as its been further fine-tuned by our Siddha Doctors Team. Anyhow you are requested to consult your Doctor before use.
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