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Ingredient Name : Bombax malabaricum DC.

Bengali Name : Roktosimul, Shimul, Simul, Mochras

Chinese Name : Mu mien

English Name : Silk Cotton Tree, Red Kapok Tree, Simal Tree

French Name : Arbre En soie De Coton, Fromager

German Name : Roter Seidenwollbaum

Gujarati Name : Shemlo, Shemlano Gund (Gum)

Hindi Name : Semal, Deokapas, Shimul, Mochras (Gum)

Kannada Name : Kempuburunga

Latin name : Bombax malabaricum DC.

Marathi Name : Sanvar, Sanvari Cha Deek (Gum)

Persian Name : Sembhal, Gond Supari (Gum)

Punjabi Name : Simble, Mocharas (Gum)

Sanskrit Name : Rakta Shalmali, Panchparnil

Urdu Name : Sembhal, Mochras (Gum)

Description

The root possesses tannins and non-tannins. It is aphrodisiac, demulcent, diuretic (slight), emetic, stimulant and tonic. Useful in sexual and seminal debility, premature ejaculation, gonorrhoea, blood impurities, dysentery and also in general debility. Externally, it is used as a styptic and also for fomenting wounds.

The gum is credited with astringent, constipative, demulcent, styptic and tonic properties and is used for dysentery, diarrhoea, bleeding piles, colitis, haemoptysis in pulmonary tuberculosis, influenza and menorrhagia. 30 patients of bleeding piles were treated with the gum (2 gm. in milk twice daily). Complete cure was observed in 70% cases, whereas a remarkable improvement was observed in 10% patients and marginal improvement in 20% cases.

Recommended Dosage: Gum: 5 to 10 g powder; Root: 5 to 10 g powder.

Contraindication: This herb has no known warnings or contraindications.