Herbal Leaves
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We supply various herbal leaves, medicinal leaves for curing various harmful diseases. These are being procured from the reliable sources and are provided at highly competitive prices. The different leaves we offer to our clients are as follow:
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 | Henna Leaves (Lawsonia Inermis) | | |
| We offer our clients with henna leaves at highly competitive prices. Hygienically synthesized, these are helpful in lowering body temperature to soothe headaches, fevers and burning feet. The other important uses are as follow:
- Roots are bitter, refrigerant, depurative, diuretic, emmenogogue and abortifacient
- In burning sensation, dipsia, leprosy, skin diseases, amenorrhoea and dysmenorrhoea
- In premature graying of hair. Leaves are bitter, astringent, acrid, refrigerant, diuretic, expectorant, anti-inflammatory, constipating, febrifuge and liver tonic
- In wounds, ulcers, burning sensations, inflammations, scabies, leprosy, leucoderma, boils, amenorrhoea, dysmenorrhoea, fever, ophthalmia, hemorrhages, splenopathy and strangury
- Flowers are cardio tonic, refrigerant, febrifuge and tonic. These are useful in cephalagia, burning sensation, insomnia and fever
- Leaves are useful in wounds ulcers strangury cough, bronchitis, dysentery
The salient features are as follow:
- Botanical Name: Lawsonia Inermis
- Family Name: Lythraceae
- Common Name: Henna, Mehandi
- Part Used: Roots, Leaves, Flowers, Seeds
- Habitat: In India, it is scarcely present in dry deciduous forests and cultivated as hedge plant
- Product offered: Leaves, Seeds, Oil
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| Neem Leaves (Azadirachta Indica) | | |
| Our neem leaves work as vermifuge, insecticide, astringent, tonic and antiseptic. As they possess anti diabetic, anti bacterial and anti viral properties, these can be used in cases of stomach, worms and ulcers. The root barks possess astringent, tonic and antiperiodic properties useful in malarial fever. We can use the oil in making neem-based soaps, shampoos and toothpaste. Moreover, leaves are used to cure chicken pox and in the treatment of acne and has blood purifying property. The salient features are as follow:
- Botanical Name : Azadirachta Indica
- Family Name : Meliaceae
- Common Name : Lilac, Margosa Tree, Neem, Neem Chal
- Part Used: Leaves, Flower, Oil, Seed
- Habitat: It is evergreen and grows throughout India
- Product offered : Bark, Leaves, Seeds, Fruit, Oil, Flower, Stem
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| Pudina Leaves (Mentha Arvensis) | | |
| Due to antibacterial and antifibrile plant, it yields an essential oil and menthol which exert, through their rapid evaporation, slightly anesthetic, and anodyne local effect. It is highly effective in headache, rhinitis, cough sore throat, colic, prurigo and vomiting. Moreover, the Menthol extracted from this is used in balms. It is also used as flavoring agent in culinary preparations and is well known as a cardiac tonic in pharmaceutical preparations. Being a good blood cleanser, it is antiseptic and has anti-bacterial property. We can also use them in swollen gums, mouthwash or mouth ulcers and toothache. The salient features are as follow:
- Botanical Name : Mentha Arvensis
- Family Name : Lamiaceae
- Common Name : Field Mint, Corn Mint, Japanese Mint, Pudina
- Part Used : Whole Plant, Oil
- Habitat: Found through out India
- Product offered : Leaves, Oil
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| Gurmar Leaves (Gymnema Sylevestre) | | |
| The plant is acrid, anti-inflammatory, anodyne, liver tonic, emetic and diuretic. The fresh leaves when chewed have the remarkable property of paralyzing the sense of taste for sweet and bitter substance for some time. The salient features are as follow:
- Botanical Name : Gymnema Sylvestre
- Family Name : Asclepiadaceae
- Common Name : Periploca Of The Woods, Gudmar
- Part Used : Whole Plant, Leaves
- Habitat: Throughout India, in dry forest up to 600m
- Product offered : Leaves
The various uses are as follow:
- In hepatosplenomegaly, dypepsia, constipation, jaundice, halminthiasis, cardiopathy and amenorrhoea
- In lowering blood sugar level
- In treatment both types of Diabetes
- For stimulating the heart; it increases urine secretion
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| Adusa (Adhatoda Vasica) | | |
| Adusa has been considered as one of the best leaves in curing various diseases. These are been grown in the plains and in the lower Himalayan ranges, up to 1000 m above sea level. The principle constituent of Malabar nuts are the several alkaloids present and chief principle being quinazoline alkaloid, vasicine. Being rich in vitamin C and carotene, these yield an essential oil. The shrub is the source of the drug, well known in indigenous systems of medicine for its beneficial effects, particularly in bronchitis. We use the leaves, flowers, fruits and roots for treating cold, cough, whooping cough, chronic bronchitis and asthma. It also works as sedative, expectorant, antispasmodic and anthelmintic. Moreover, it is a bronchial antiseptic, bronchodilator and expectorant. The roots, leaves and flowers and active principles of the plant possess a number of pharmacological properties and are used in cough, chronic bronchitis, rheumatism, asthma and bronchial asthma. Fresh juice of leaves has been used in treatment of tuberculosis. Its local use gives relief in pyorrhea and in bleeding gums. The features are as follow:
- Botanical Name : Adhatoda Vasica
- Family Name : Acanthaceae
- Common Name : Malabar Nut
- Part Used : Leaves, Whole Plant
- Habitat : The plant grows in plains & in lower Himalayan ranges up to 1000 m above sea level
- Product offered : Whole plant, Leaves
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