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During the rainy season, Nagbala plant grows on its own on the ridges on the banks of the fields. This bushy plant is spread like a snake on the ground, that is why it is called Nagbala. The roots and stem of this plant are very strong and they do not break easily.

People often suffer from the cold due to changes in weather or after consuming cold things. With the help of some home remedies mentioned in Ayurveda, you can get relief from the cold. With the help of Nagbala, you can also get relief from cold and flu. For this, put the juice of the leaves of Nagbala in the nose and consume its leaves.

If you are troubled by diarrhea then use Nagbala, it is effective in stopping diarrhea. According to experts, the powder of the fruit and root of Nagbala should be consumed in case of diarrhea. Its consumption also provides relief in dysentery.

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