Traditional uses and benefits of Emetic Nut

• Extracts of the barks of cassia fistula and this tree is mixed with small chilies and the juice is taken to cure vomiting and diarrhea.
• Leaves are used to prepare medicine for fever.
• Roots mixed with oil are applied for relief from body pains.
• The herb possesses anti-bacterial activity and is used against various bacterial infections.
• It is used in treatment of asthma, rhinitis, and cold.
• It is very effective to reduce the inflammation and helpful in the treatment of edema, rheumatism.
• It has pain killer action. It is used in stomach pain.
• It enhances the immunity of body and offers energy to fight against various infections.
• It is one of the powerful medicines used for emesis. It is used in emesis therapy in Ayurveda. It is used in various poisonous cases.
• It is used in treatment of skin diseases, ulcers, flatulence and coeliac disease.
• It also helps to reduce the cholesterol level.
• Pasted emetic nut is very useful in treating inflammatic disorders and abscesses.
• Emetic nut is the best herb for induce vomiting and helps to relieve kaph and pitta disorders.
• Powder of emetic nut put in warm water mix honey and sendha namak and drink empty stomach.
• Emetic nut is a cough expectorant herb and beneficial for curing respiratory troubles like cold, cough and asthma.
• Emetic nut is a blood purifier and useful in skin diseases.
• Fruit is beneficial useful in menstrual problems like amenorrhea and dysmenorrhea and others.
• The fruit is useful in cases of acute bronchitis and asthma.
• The fruit is applied externally in fever.
• Bark is used internally and externally as an anodyne in the treatment of rheumatism and to relieve the pain of bruises and bone aches during fevers.
• In Indo-China, powdered and roasted fruits (without seeds) are used externally to treat ulcers.
• Bark is used internally against diarrhea and dysentery and to regulate menses.
• Plant is used there in traditional medicine to treat bronchitis, asthma, leucoderma and diseases of the brain, and the fruit pulp for poulticing sores.
• Infusion is administered orally as an emetic and to relieve fever, nausea, general coughs, toothache, and pains during pregnancy, dizziness, menorrhagia, depressed fontanelle, snakebites and gonorrhea.

Other Facts

• Fruit is used in calico-printing, and in dyeing as a color intensifier.
• Bark is used as a dye.
• Fruits are used by Hindus at the time of marriage ceremonies.
• In Indo-China, it is often planted in fences.
• Wood is commonly used in India as fuel wood.

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