Cedrus deodara, the scientific name for deodar, is an evergreen plant in the Pinaceae family and the genus Cedrus. The Sanskrit names for it include amadaru, devdaru, and bhadradaru. It is also known as Himalayan cedar in English.

Nature has blessed us with an abundance of beneficial plants, herbs and spices, fruits, and herbs that may heal the body and treat sickness. Moreover, they were employed in ancient therapeutic techniques to cure a variety of illnesses. Deodar is one amazing plant that offers a variety of health advantages.

Ayurveda, an ancient system of complementary and alternative medicine, offers us natural supplements and at-home therapies that, whether we know it or not, have medicinal effects. And one such amazing plant that has countless advantages and has been repeatedly described by various sages in several Ayurvedic texts and scriptures is the amazing Deodar tree.

Due to its fragrance and aroma, high quality, and height, the devadaru tree is regarded as a heavenly tree in ancient Hindu scriptures. In regions where the temperature is below ten degrees, deodar is grown.

The western Himalayas, north-central India, northern Pakistan, eastern Afghanistan, western Nepal, and Tibet are where they are most commonly found. The Himalayan deodar tree is cultivated between 1200 and 3000 metres high (about 1.86 mi).

Moreover, China, Argentina, Germany, and France grow it. Tall deodar trees have long needle-like leaves and lengthy stems. Deodar cedar trees come in many varieties and have a wide range of therapeutic applications. 

Ayurveda has employed Deodar Sawdust, often known as "Wood of Gods," for its medicinal and therapeutic characteristics. It eliminates extra mucus from the lungs and is especially helpful for respiratory tract issues like cough, asthma, colds, bronchitis, and congestion. It is used in Ayurveda to balance Pitta and Vata Doshas and address issues brought on by the imbalance.

Deodar Burada helps people lose weight and fight obesity while also enhancing digestive processes.