Other Names:
Botanical Name: Ficus benghalensis
English: Banyan Tree Bark
Tamil: ஆலமர பட்டை (Aalamara Pattai)
Hindi: वट वृक्ष की छाल (Vat Vriksh ki Chaal)
Malayalam: ആലമരം തോൽ (Aalamaram Thol)
Telugu: మర్రీ చెట్టు పొట్టు (Marri Chettu Pottu)
Kannada: ಆಲದ ಮರದ ತೋಳು (Aalada Marada Tholu)
Sanskrit: Vata Chhal / Nyagrodha
Aalamara Pattai is the bark of the Banyan tree, a sacred and revered tree in Indian culture, widely used in Ayurvedic and Siddha systems of medicine. The bark is valued for its astringent, anti-diabetic, anti-inflammatory, and rejuvenating properties.
It is especially used in treating diabetes, diarrhea, leucorrhea, and wound healing, and is also considered a fertility enhancer in traditional formulations.
Controls Blood Sugar:
Traditionally used to manage diabetes and regulate blood glucose levels
Treats Diarrhea & Dysentery:
The bark’s astringent nature helps reduce loose motions and improve gut health
Leucorrhea & Women's Health:
Effective in reducing white discharge and strengthening reproductive organs
Wound Healing & Skin Infections:
Applied as a paste or decoction for treating ulcers, skin wounds, and boils
Dental Care:
Used in herbal tooth powders to relieve gum infections and bad breath
Fertility Tonic (Vrishya):
Traditionally believed to improve male and female reproductive health
Anti-inflammatory:
Useful for reducing swelling, pain, and joint inflammation
Should be used under the supervision of a qualified practitioner
Not recommended during pregnancy without medical advice
Overuse may lead to constipation due to astringent properties
Decoction (Kashayam): Boil 5–10g bark in water, reduce, and drink (1–2 times daily)
Powder Form: Mix 1–3g with honey or warm water, or add to herbal formulations
External Use: Bark paste or decoction applied to wounds, ulcers, or skin problems
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