CASSIA FISTULA: A LAXATIVE REMEDY

CASSIA FISTULA

BOTANICAL  NAME—Cassia fistula Linn.

FAMILY—Leguminosae

COMMON NAMES—English- golden rain tree, Purgin cassia; Hindi-Amaltas; Malayalam—Kani konna, Tamil-Konnei; Telugu-Rela.

DESCRIPTION—A deciduous tree up to 5 m high. Leaves ovate , distinctly stalked , usually acute.  Racemes as long as the leaves, pendulous. Flowers bright yellow in colour.

DISTRIBUTION—Indigenous to India.

PART USED--Fruits

HOMOEOPATHIC USES

Useful as a laxative, in liver diseases and intestinal ulceration. Externally used as a great application for gout , rheumatism, snake bites, ringworm

POTENCYMother tincture. 

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