White or violet flowers, lobed leaves, and 4-seeded fruit characterize this evergreen shrub, which reaches a height of 3 m (10 ft). Malabar nut is helpful for bronchitis and other chest diseases because of its expectorant properties. Malabar flowers are a component of an Ayurvedic remedy to treat Tuberculosis. Worms are expelled from the plant via all components. On wounds and irritated joints, a poultice made of the fresh leaves is used.
The extremely bitter malabar nut has long been used as a traditional Herbal cure for chest issues.
Malabar nut is indigenous to tropical India and is found in steeply areas all the way to the slopes of the Himalayas.
Leaves
Root
Flowers
Fruit (nut)
Pyrroloquinoline alkaloids
Unidentified volatile oil
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