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Fresh Dried Avarampoo Flower | Dry Avarampoo | Senna Auriculata|tanner's Cassia | Tamgedu For Tea, Skin Hair Care | No Added Color
₹ 95.00 (Tax included)
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Introducing our Fresh Dried Avarampoo Flower, also known as Senna Auriculata or Tanner's Cassia, a cherished botanical treasure renowned for its numerous benefits. Carefully handpicked and dried to preserve its natural potency, these Avarampoo flowers possess a range of therapeutic properties. Commonly used in traditional Ayurvedic practices, Avarampoo is believed to have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties. It is often used in skincare routines to promote healthy and glowing skin. Additionally, Avarampoo is known for its potential to regulate blood sugar levels and aid in digestion. Experience the richness and versatility of our Fresh Dried Avarampoo Flower | Senna Auriculata | Tanner's Cassia | Tamgedu and unlock the natural wonders of this treasured botanical ally.
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- Digestion: Avarampoo helps easy digestion.
- Skin Inheritance: Helps improve skin-related defects and heal the skin Weight Loss: Using Avarampoo helps to reduce the accumulation of unwanted fat in the body and helps to reduce body weight. Anti-infectious: Avarampoo boosts the immune system and helps prevent "any infections".
- Avarampoo Tea: To make Avarampoo Herbal tea, you can take a tablespoon of dried flowers and steam them in hot water for 10-15 minutes. You can drink this tea hot or cold, to increase taste use native sugar/honey. Or else you can use lemon juice with salt. Although Avarampoo is generally considered safe for consumption, it is important to note that it is always best to consult with a Dietician/Doctor before using herbal supplements or medications(incase already have Food/Skin Allergy).
FAQ
What is dried Avarampoo?
The flowers of the Avaram tree, which has been dried and utilized in traditional Ayurvedic and Siddha medicine, is known as dried avarampoo.
What are the advantages of using dried Avarampoo?
umerous health benefits of dried avarampoo include improving digestion, controlling blood sugar levels, promoting skin health, and enhancing liver function.
How do you use dried Avarampoo?
In addition to being used as a tea, a herbal face mask, an ingredient in Shikkai hair care products, and a typical treatment for various medical issues, dried avarampoo can be used in a plenty of ways.
How do you prepare Avarampoo tea?
To make Avarampoo tea, 1-2 teaspoons of dried Avarampoo in 2 cups of water, boil it for 5-10 minutes. Strain the blend and add honey or lemon juice to taste.
Could anybody at any point utilize dried Avarampoo?
Dried Avarampoo is by and large safe for a great many people to utilize. Notwithstanding, it is constantly prescribed to talk with a medical services proficient prior to utilizing any new home grown supplement or cure, particularly on the off chance that you have any fundamental ailments or are taking medicine.
Where can I buy dried Avarampoo?
Dried Avarampoo is Available online website www.Ulamart.com
How can I store dried Avarampoo?
You can store it in a glass bottle to keep it cool and dry.
Are there any side effects of utilizing dried Avarampoo?
For the most part, dried Avarampoo is harmless for most individuals. Nevertheless, a few reports of mild incidental side effects, such as stomachaches or hypersensitive reactions, have been made. If you notice any adverse effects, discontinue using immediately and consult a medical professional.
Is it good for the kidney?
A good laxative. It helps treat conjunctivitis in the eyes. It prevents the need for dialysis and is used to treat kidney disease.
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