Keezhanelli powder

Keezhanelli powder

It is in Ayurveda and also Homeopathy. You can find it in various ayurvedic formulations. Traditionally, it has been for treating jaundice, hepatitis, kidney stones, hair problems, asthma and also fever.

Phyllanthus Niruri (Keelanelli) Medicinal Uses:

• Anti Microbial Properties

• For Liver (Hepato Protective Properties)

• For Hair Growth

• Anti Inflammatory Properties

• Anti Ulcer Properties

• Anti Diabetic Properties

• For Treating Hepatitis B & Jaundice

• For Treating Kidney Stones

How do you use Keezhanelli powder?

Directions: For Adults Mix one tea spoon of Keezhanelli powder in a glass of water or buttermilk and then drink twice a day or as advised by doctor.

What are the benefits of Keelanelli?

Keelanelli (Phyllanthus niruri or Gale of the Wind) is in Ayurvedic medicine for problems of the stomach and also the genito-urinary system. It is to balance body heat, treat ulcers and also skin diseases, control blood sugar, treat kidney stones, jaundice, eye infections and then it supports liver health.

Is Keezhanelli good for hair?

To regrow hair on the bald head, one should use Keelanelli oil prepared from its root regularly. Cut the roots and boil in coconut oil and then set aside to cool down. Filter and apply this oil regularly on the hair. Prepare this oil from fresh roots to be effective

When should I take Keezhanelli?

Drinking it daily in the morning will cure ulcerative conditions and also other stomach ailments. Mix two teaspoon of Gingelly oil, roots of Keezhanelli, cumin seeds and cow milk, grind them together and drink the filtrate. This will relieve headache.

How do you drink Keezhanelli?

The juice of this plant is given in doses of 10ml to 20ml two to three times a day. Liver & Eye problems: Adding one tea spoon of Keezhanelli powder to warm water and also consuming it empty stomach is said to cure liver and eye problems.

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Apart from the above mentioned uses there are many other uses and benefits of Keezhanelli powder  which can be felt while using.