Product Information

MaterialRoot / yellow bitter root material sold under the Mamira trade name

Product FormWhole and cut dried Mamira root pieces

Appearance

Dry yellow to yellow-brown slender root or rhizome-like pieces with a strongly bitter profile. Size, thickness and shade vary naturally by batch.

Preparation

Inspect and clean before use. Prepare according to the traditional formulation being followed or qualified practitioner guidance. Do not place raw Mamira powder, infusions or extracts directly in the eyes.

Full Product Description

Mamira / Mameera Root

Mamira, Mameera and Indian Goldthread are established trade names for this strongly bitter yellow dried root material.

Product Form

The pack contains whole and cut yellow to yellow-brown slender root or rhizome-like pieces with a pronounced bitter profile. Size, thickness and shade vary naturally.

Preparation

Storage

Keep dry, airtight and clearly labelled away from moisture and contamination.

Complete Guide: Mamira (Coptis teeta Root): Identity, Traditional Uses, Quality & Safety Guide

Other Names: Mamira, Mameera, Piyaranga, Mamera, Coptis Teeta Wall, Pitarohini, Pitaka Rohini, Mishmi Teeta, Peetharohini, Thalictrum Foliolosum, Golden Thread Root, Pilijari, Haldiya, Mamiran, Mamiri, Indian Goldthread, Piyaranga, Piyaraanga, Pitraanga, Peetranga, Pitranga, Peetraanga, Pahadi Pili Jadi, Pahadi Peeli Jadi

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FAQ

What is Mamira or Mameera root?

Mamira is a traditional trade name for intensely bitter yellow root or rhizome-like material. The name has been associated with more than one botanical source in herbal trade, so the current product specification does not assign one unverified Latin name.

Is Mamira the same as Haldi or Daru Haldi?

No. Mamira trade material should not be assumed to be ordinary turmeric or Daru Haldi simply because all can appear yellow. Haldi is Curcuma longa and Daru Haldi commonly refers to Berberis material, while Mamira requires its own source identification.

Why is botanical source documentation important for Mamira?

The Mamira name has been applied to different bitter yellow underground herbal materials in regional trade. Once roots are cut and dried, similar-looking species can be difficult to distinguish. Source documentation is therefore more reliable than colour, bitterness or marketplace naming alone.

How can I check the physical quality of Mamira root material?

The pieces should be dry, firm and naturally yellow to yellow-brown with a strongly bitter profile. Avoid material with mould, persistent dampness, heavy insect damage, obvious artificial dye, excessive soil or an abnormal chemical smell. Physical quality checks cannot by themselves establish the botanical species.

Should Mamira be used internally when its exact botanical source is uncertain?

No casual internal use is appropriate when the exact species and intended formulation have not been confirmed. A preparation requiring a particular Mamira botanical source should use material whose identity has been established for that purpose.

How should Mamira roots be stored after purchase?

Store Mamira roots in an airtight container away from moisture, sunlight and strong-smelling herbs. Because the material is valued for its natural bitterness and colour, keep it dry and protected from adulteration, insects and kitchen humidity.

What is Mamira

Mamira (Coptis teeta) is a rare Ayurvedic herb primarily found in the Eastern Himalayan region, including Arunachal Pradesh, India. Known for its potent medicinal properties, this herb is traditionally used in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine.

Detoxifies the liver and supports its functioning by reducing oxidative stress and inflammation.

Its antimicrobial properties help combat bacterial infections in the gut, making it effective for intestinal issues.

Helps cleanse the blood and removes toxins, promoting healthier skin and overall well-being.

Berberine in Mamira helps regulate blood sugar levels, offering potential support for managing sugar.

Health Benefits of Mamira

Supports Digestive Health

Name: Mamira (Roots) - Mameera - Coptis Teeta Wall - Thalictrum Foliolosum - Golden Thread Root - Pilijari - Haldiya - Mamiran - Mamiri - Indian Goldthread by IndianJadiBooti
Brand: IndianJadiBooti
SKU: HERB000327
Price: 1060.00 INR
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Rating: 5 (7 reviews)

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Body Temperature Reduction

Acts as a natural antipyretic, helping to lower body temperature and alleviate associated symptoms.

Skin Healing

Useful for treating skin conditions like wounds, infections, and inflammation due to its antibacterial properties.

Eye Care

Provides relief from eye redness, irritation, and infections when used as an eyewash or in topical applications.

How to Use Mamira

For Eye Care

Boil 1-2 grams of dried Mamira in 200 ml of water for 5-7 minutes.
Let it cool, strain, and use the liquid as an eyewash.

For Digestive Issues

Take 1 gram of Mamira powder and mix it with warm water.
Alternatively, prepare a decoction by boiling the powder in water and strain before drinking.

For Skin Conditions

Make a paste using Mamira powder and rose water (or plain water).
Apply the paste to wounds, boils, or inflamed skin. Leave it for 15-20 minutes before washing off with lukewarm water.