Description

Bhilava herb is used in ayurvedic system to cure various diseases by pacifying kapha dosha in human body. Red-orange part of Bhallataka fruit is collected, sun dried and used for medicinal purpose. This herb is considered good for both male and female reproductive system. Its nut contains various active compounds such as bioflavonoids, phenolic acid, bhilawanols, minerals, vitamins and amino acids. This herb is anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-microbial, anti-reproductive, CNS stimulant, hypoglycemic, anti-cancerous and hair growth promoter.

Benefits:

Helps us in preventing and curing the following:

It’s a common saying about this herb that there is not any kapha dosha disorder that cannot be treated by this versatile herb.
This herb is appetizer and used to stimulate digestive system. It is good for improving digestion.
The herb is best used to cure various skin related disorders such as skin rash, itching and swelling etc.
It also acts as brain tonic, useful in brain weakness and used to improve intelligence.
Bhallatak is a good expectorant and used to cure cough and asthma. Flowers of this plant are very beneficial for asthma.
It is used to treat various nerve related disorders caused by vata dosha like sciatica, epilepsy, facial paralysis etc.
Semecarpus anacardium is a cardiac stimulant, enhancer of white blood cells and used to cure cardiac debility.
Bhallataka is good for both male and female reproductive systems, in women it stimulates uterus due to its hot potency.

Other Names:

Bhilawa Seeds, Bilava Beej, Bhilava, Bilawa, Balaadhur, Anaqardhiyaa, Bhela, Bhelatuki, Marking Nut, Oriental Cashew Nut, Anarcardier, Noix a marquer,Ostindischer Tintenbaum, Bhilamo, Bhilawan, Bhilawa, Bhela, Gerkaye, Semecarpus anacardium Linn, Bibba , Habbul Qalb, Baladur, Biladur, Bhilawa, Bhallataka, Bhallatamu, Aruskara, Agnimukh, Baladur, Bhilavan.