IndianJadiBooti Bhilawa Seeds - Marking Nut - Bilava Beej - Bhilava - Bilawa

Form: Raw Herb

The Marking Nut Tree, also known as Semecarpus anacardium, is a deciduous tree native to the Himalayas.
The tree was dubbed the "marking nut" because people used to mark their clothing before washing them.

Its fruit is a 1-inch oblong black and smooth drupe situated on a fleshy cup.
The juice of the fruit can be used as a dye.
The fruit is compared to a cashew because it has two parts: the upper piece, which is sweet and edible when ripe, and the lower portion, which is a smooth, black nut.

The Marking Nut Tree also has greenish-yellow blossoms with oblong petals.
From May to September is the blossoming season.

Has Aphrodisiac Properties

The Marking Nut plant has been demonstrated to have aphrodisiac effects, or to be a chemical that boosts libido and sexual drive.
It is often taken as a tonic by men to promote their fertility because it has been shown to increase sperm count.

It is also used to help with seminal leaking or premature ejaculation.
It is beneficial not just to men, but also to women suffering from uterine irritation and unpleasant menstruation.

Effectively Treats Leucoderma

Leucoderma is a rare condition that causes apparent white spots and patches on the skin; its literal translation is "white skin."
Because of this illness, various regions of the body lose their normal colour and develop white patches.
Leucoderma occurs when the human body lacks melanin, a pigment that gives the skin colour.

Leucoderma, unlike other diseases, is not usually unpleasant, infectious, or hazardous.
However, in rare situations, the areas on the skin turn red and cause extreme itching.
Marking Nut is thought to be the greatest therapy or treatment in such cases.

It effectively relieves the irritation produced by red patches.
Medical doctors advise ingesting only one teaspoon twice a day.

Beneficial for Diabetic Patients

Diabetes is a disease in which your blood sugar level is far too high. It is one of the most common ailments among older people all over the world.
To function, the human body need glucose and insulin.
Glucose originates from the food you eat, and insulin transports it to your cells.

Diabetes means that your body is unable to produce insulin and perform its functions.
Marking Nut has been shown to lower blood glucose levels in the body, making it useful in sugar maintenance.

Controls Cancer Cell Growth

Cancer is one of the deadliest diseases.
According to research, Marking Nut can significantly improve a patient's health by interacting with human breast cancer cells, making it a possible chemotherapeutic agent.

Another study found that Marking Nut assisted in the removal of leukemic cells from internal organs and even bone marrow of leukemic animals.
Although several of the studies have showed great promise in the realm of medicine, further research will be needed to determine the plant's limitations.

Helps in Digestive Health

One of the many uses and advantages of the Marking Nut is as a liver stimulant.
The herb is recognised to help with a variety of digestive-related health conditions.
It can be used as a purgative, a digestant, and to treat some gastrointestinal diseases.

It can also be used to treat appetite loss and other digestive system issues such as constipation, diarrhoea, abdominal distension, and many more.
Marking Nut can be used to enhance blood circulation, lower blood pressure, and reduce blood accumulation in the rectal area.

Alleviates Urinary Incontinence

The involuntary flow or leakage of urine in the human body is known as urinary incontinence.
Stress factors such as coughing, pregnancy, obesity, and old age can all lead to loss of bladder and pelvic floor control.

Marking Nut is beneficial not only to the digestive system, but also to this condition.
This Marking Nut, when combined with milk, has been shown to alleviate urinary incontinence.

Treats Atherosclerosis

This condition is defined by the accumulation of lipids in the arterial walls, which can lead to limited blood flow.
When this happens, the plaque has a chance of bursting and causing a blood clot that affects several arteries throughout your body.

It is frequently caused by an imbalance between antioxidants and pro-oxidants.
Marking Nut is high in antioxidants, which assist retain the equilibrium and hence prevent fat development in the arterial walls.
It reduces cholesterol buildup by decreasing its absorption in the gut.

Prevents Graying of Hair

Marking Nut is most frequently prescribed for significant health conditions, but it can also assist with small issues such as hair greying.
Consuming Marking Nut will help you avoid premature grey hair growth.

Consume one teaspoonful with milk twice a day if you wish to look young for a long period.

For Cough and Colds

Marking Nut is most frequently prescribed for significant health conditions, but it can also assist with small issues such as hair greying.
Consuming Marking Nut will help you avoid premature grey hair growth.

Consume one teaspoonful with milk twice a day if you wish to look young for a long period.

Other Names: 

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, Bibwa, Bibva, Vilvam, Godambee, Godambi, white bhilawa seeds, Biladar

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