Essence Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower Petals, Dhai Phool, Fire Flame Bush, Dhai Phool, Dhataki

Essence Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower Petals, Dhai Phool, Fire Flame Bush, Dhai Phool, DhatakiWoodfordia Fruticosa Flower petals are carefully packed and naturally sundried to retain their maximum potential. Traditionally it is used to treat various ailments such as fever, diarrhea, dysentery, and respiratory problems. You may also like Buy Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower Powder Additional Information Naturally Sundried Flower Petals Two Years Expiry Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower Petals Product & Packaging Details This pack contains naturally dried

Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower petals are carefully packed and naturally sundried to retain their maximum potential. Traditionally it is used to treat various ailments such as fever, diarrhea, dysentery, and respiratory problems.

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Additional Information

• Naturally Sundried Flower Petals
• Two Years Expiry
• Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower Petals 

Product & Packaging Details

This pack contains naturally dried Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower in whole form, freshly, cleaned and hygienically packed on order basis. The herb comes with 24 months expiry, with a zip, airlocked and reusable packet.

Uses

Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower is useful in thirst, dysentery, leprosy, erysipelas, blood diseases, leucorrhea, and toothache, or as recommended or consulted by the doctor before use.

Benefits

It is considered a Kapha and Pitta suppressant, it has Antimicrobial, Immunomodulatory, Hepatoprotective, Antioxidant, Cardioprotective, and Anti-inflammatory properties. It is beneficial to treat dysentery, sprue, bowel syndrome, rheumatism, dysuria, and hematuria.

Common Names of Woodfordia Fruticosa

Fire Flame Bush scientific name is Woodfordia Fruticosa Flower, and some common names are dhai pushp, dhataki, dhai phool, woodfordia, and fore-flame bush. In Ayurveda, the decoction of Woodfordia Fruticosa flower is used for the treatment of fever, haemothermia, persistent dysentery, and ulcers.