Mulethi

This species is globally distributed from Mediterranean to Central Asia. It is said to be cultivated in Russia, Spain and Middle East Region. The drug is imported into India on a considerable scale from Asia Minor, Iraq, Persia and other Central Asian countries. The root of Madhuka is used in the form of powder and decoction to treat graying of hairs, vomiting, thirst, raktapitta, cough, respiratory disorders, hoarseness of voice, prameha, itching, skin disease, fever and eye disease

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