Maida lakdi can be used to make medications for a variety of illnesses, including dandruff, burns, arthritis, diarrhoea, nausea, swelling, burns, and stomach aches. It is used to treat vomiting, diarrhoea, and digestive issues.

Traditional uses for maida lakdi powder include curing a range of human maladies and ills. Nearly all of the tree's parts are utilised in traditional medicine, but only the bark has a high commercial value. In fact, the bark is being overharvested unscientifically, which is killing the trees all over its distribution range, including India, particularly in the northeastern region.
It is primarily utilised as a binding agent in the incense-stick industry and is currently under consideration for usage in tablet formulations and as a binding agent in plasters for broken limbs. The exploitation of bark as a seasonally dependent source of income for tribal tribes in Andhra Pradesh's Eastern Ghats

Benefits of Maida Lakdi Powder

Maida Lakdi Powder is Analgesic, Digestive, Chronic cough, Vaataj vikaar.
The bark of Litsea glutinosa, "is one of the most popular of native medications," and is thought to be effective for treating diarrhoea and dysentery as well as for alleviating pain and enhancing sexual desire.

Maida Lakdi Powder is widely used as a demulcent; as an emollient.
To cure joint pain, sprains, arthritis, back discomfort, indigestion, coughing, and dry skin, Medasaka bark is ground into a powder.