Daruharidra is also known as tree turmeric or Indian barberry. It has long been a part of the Ayurveda medical system. Daruharidra's fruit and stem are both frequently used for their therapeutic properties. The fruit is a good source of vitamin C and is edible.

Due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-psoriatic properties, daruharidra is mostly helpful for skin conditions like inflammation and psoriasis. Because to its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities, it aids in the management of acne by halting the growth of germs that cause acne and lowering inflammation.

Because Daruharidra powder has a Ropan (healing) quality, applying a paste made of it with honey or rose water to burns speeds up the healing process. Due to its ability to control the level of liver enzymes, daruharidra may aid in liver preservation and the prevention of liver diseases. Because to its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and hepatoprotective properties, it also shields liver cells from harm brought on by free radicals.

Due to its antimalarial properties, it is also used to treat malaria since it stops the parasite's growth. It is also advised for diarrhoea because, as a result of its antibacterial activity, it inhibits the growth of the germs that cause diarrhoea.

By accelerating the metabolism of glucose and halting the production of new glucose, daruharidra helps control blood sugar levels. Also, it decreases the body's bad cholesterol levels and aids in weight control by preventing the growth of fat cells. This is primarily because Daruharidra contains the active ingredient berberine, which has strong anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.

Other Names: 

Ameerbaarees, Barbarees (Root), Zarashk, Zirishk (Berries), Rasanjan, Darhaldi, Daruhaldi, Indian Barberry, Rasvanti, Daruharidra, Rasaut (Root Bark Extract), Darhald (Root), Zarishk (Berries) Berberis aristata DC, Rasajan, Mard Risin, Berberis aristata DC, Rasvat, Daruhalad, Filzahrah (Root), Zarishk (Berries), Daruharidra, Daruhaldi, Darvi, Rassaut (Root Bark Extract), Darhald (Root), Zarishk (Berries),Sumblo, Turmaric, Sumblu, Simloo, Kilmora, Kilmoda, Daaruharidra, Termaric, Barberry Bark, Symblo, Zadali Haled, Sumbal, kilmora