Ayurveda in Telugu

There are many medicinal compounds used in Ayurveda; some of the most commonly recommended formulas include the following.

Family - Cucurbitaceae
Names:
Hindi - Karela
English - Bitter Gourd
Sanskrit - Karavella
Bengali - Karela
Marathi - Karle
Kannada- Hagal
Tamil - Pakal, Pavakka
Malayalam - Kaippakaya Bitter Gourd is a tropical vegetable and is widely grown in places like India, China and neighbouring countries. It is a nutrient vegetable which contains Calcium, Phosphorus, Iron, Vitamin C and also Vitamin A, B1 and B2.It is a excellent tonic for the skin and its disorders such as itches, rashes, and eruptions, hives and nettlerash, acne, pimples and blood boils, scabies, ringworm, even psoriasis. It is also used for patients with Diabetes and Piles. Family - Fabaceae
Names:
Hindi - Vijaisar Kaashthaa
English - Indian Kinowood
Sanskrit -Pitasala Asana, Peetasaar, Sarfaka
Telugu - Paiddagi Chekka
Marathi - Biyala Lakda
Tamil - Vegaimaram chakkalPakal
Trade Name - Bijaisaar Kaashtha Indian Kinowood is commonly found in central and peninsular India. The bark, gum, flowers, leaves, heartwood of the plant are used for cure of boils, sores, burns and other skin related problems. Family - Myrtaceae
Names:
Hindi - Jamun
English - Black Berry
Sanskrit -Jambul
Telugu - Naredu Vittulu
Marathi - Jambhul chabi
Tamil - Sambal virat
Trade Name - Jambul stone

Black Berry - It is grown throughout the plains of India and the fruits, leaves, seeds and bark are used to treat sicknesses like asthma, ulcers, dysentry and diabetes.