12. Centella Asiatica

Family Name: Appiaceae

Common Name: Pennywort, Indian Pennywort, Artayniya-e-hindi, jal brahmi

Parts Used: Whole plant

Uses: It is tonic, diuretic and alterative. It is used in treatment of leprosy and known to ameliorate the symptoms of the disease and improves general health of the patient. It is a brain tonic and stimulates hair growth.

Product offered: Whole plant, Guggul powder extract

13. Coleus Forskohlii

Family Name: Lamiaceae

Common Name: Coleus

Parts Used: Dried tubers

Uses: Used in cure of blood pressure and glaucoma disease in the eyes

Product offered: Dried tubers

14. Curculigo Orchioides

Family Name: Hypoxidaceae

Common Name: Black musale

Parts Used: Rhizome

Uses: Give vitality to the body, used as a Tonic, diuretic, astringent, carminative

Product offered: Rhizome

15. Curcuma Longa linn

Family Name: Scitamineae

Common Name: Turmeric

Parts Used: Rhizome

Uses: Bronchitis, diarrhoea, intermittent fever, abnormal accumulation of the liquid in cellular tissue, jaundice, liver and urinary disorders.

Product offered: Rhizome

16. Cymbopogon citratus

Family Name: Graminaeae

Common Name: Lemon grass,Citronella, Fevergrass

Parts Used: Leaves, essential oil

Medicinal uses:

It is used mainly as a tea for digestive problems. It relaxes the muscles
of the digestive tract, relieves cramping pains and flatulence, and is particularly suitable for children.
In the Caribbean, it is mainly regarded as a fever-reducing herb, especially where there is significant congestion.

Applied externally as a poultice or as a diluted essential oil, it eases pain, including that of arthritis
and rheumatic pain, lumbago, neuralgia, sprains, or as a mild astringent.

Internally, it is also used for mild states of agitation.

In India, a paste of the leaves is smeared on patches of ringworm.

In Ayurvedic medicine, it is used for intestinal parasites, stomach complaints, flatulence, leprosy, bronchitits, and fever.

Product offered: Leaves, essential oil

17. Datura Metel

Family Name: Solanaceae

Common Name: Indium datura

Parts Used: Whole plant

Uses: Dysmenorrhoea, lumbago and pleuridynia. Fever, catarrhal bronchitis, piles, rheumatic pains, eye diseases and cough.

Product offered: Whole plant

18. Eclipta alba

Family Name: Asteraceae

Common Name: Eclipta, bhringaraj, false daisy, bringraj, han lian cao,
takasaburou, yerba de tago, congo lanna

Parts Used: Whole plant

Medicinal uses:
The herb is an Ayurveda and Yunani medicine.
According to Ayurveda philosophy Eclipta is bitter, hot fattening,
alterative, anthelminticum, and alexipharmic. It is useful in inflammations
hernia, eye diseases, bronchitis, asthama, leucoderma, anaemia, heart
and skin diseases, night blindness, syphilis etc. It is reported as
beneficial for complexion, hair, eyes, and teeth.

Product offered: Whole plant

19. Emblica Officinalis

Family Name: Euphorbiaceae

Common Name: Gooseberry, Phyllanthus Emblica, Emblica, Indian gooseberry, Amla

Parts Used: Fruit

Uses: It is aperient, carminative, diuretic, aphrodisiac, laxative, astringent and refrigerant. It is the richest known source of vitamin C. It is useful in anaemia, jaundice, dyspepcia, haemorrhage disorders, diabetes, asthma and bronchitis. It cures insomnia and is healthy for the hair.

Product offered: Fruit

20. Eucalyptus globulus

Family Name: Myrtaceae

Common Name: Blue Gum Tree. Stringy Bark Tree

Parts Used: The oil of the leaves

Medicinal Uses:
Antiseptic and deodorant: Apply crushed leaves on affected area.
Decoction of leaves as tea for cough, asthma, hoarseness, fevers.
Pure eucalyptus oil, two drops in a tsp of warm water, for coughs,
whooping coughs, asthma and bronchitis.
Infusion of leaves used for asthma, catarrh, bronchits, whooping cough,
coryza, dysentery, diabetes, fevers and colds, malaria, rhinitis,
tuberculosis.
For sinusitis, breathing of vapor of decoction of leaves.
Decoction of leaves used for washing and cleaning wounds.
Other folkloric uses: Diabetes, lumbago, sciatica, toothaches,
tuberculosis, dysentery, gout.

Product offered: The oil of the leaves

21. Gloriosa Superba

Family Name: Liliaceae

Common Name: Glory lily, Harihari

Parts Used: Leaf, root, flowers

Uses: Ulcers, leprosy, piles, vitality to the body

Product offered: Dried leaves, flowers, roots

22. Gymnema Sylvestre

Family Name: Asclepiadaceae

Common Name: Periploca of thewoods, Gudmar

Parts Used: Whole plant, leaves

Uses: The plant is acrid, anti-inflammatory, anodyne, liver tonic, emetic, diuretic. It is useful in hepatosplenomegaly, dyspepsia, constipation, jaundice, halminthiasis, cardiopathy and amenorrhoea. The fresh leaves when chwed have the remarkable property of paralyzing thesense of taste for sweet and bitter substances for sometime.

Product offered: Whole plant, leaves, extracts

23. Jatropha curcas

Family Name: Euphorbiaceae

Common Name: Physic nut, purging nut

Parts Used: Seeds

Medicinal Uses:
- Seed are used in cholera, and dysentery.
- Good in stomach disorders.
- Cures toothache and gum ache.
- Seeds are used as antidote for poisoning.
- It is effective in skin diseases and rheumatism.
Jatropha oil is used for making soap, candles, and varnish and as
lubricant, hydraulic oil etc. Jatropha oil is an environmentally safe,
cost-effective, renewable source of non-conventional energy and a
substitute for diesel, kerosene and other fuel oils. The oil can be mixed
up to 50% and used for tractors and oil engines.

Product offered: Whole plant, leaves, extracts

24. Lawsonia Inermis

Family Name: Lythraceae

Common Name: Henna, Al-khanna, al-henna, Jamaica mignonette, mehendi, mendee, Egyptian privet, smooth lawsonia

Parts Used: Flowers, Leaves, Fruit

Uses: Common all over India, cultivated chiefly as a hedge and garden plant

Product offered: Flowers, Powdered leaves, Fruit

25. Morinda Citrifolia

Family Name: Rubiaceae

Common Name: Indian Mulberry, noni

Parts Used: Fruit, seeds, bark, leaves, and flowers

Medicinal Uses:
The parts of the plant most used for their medicinal and nutritional
purposes are the fruit, seeds, bark, leaves, and flowers.
Virtually every part of the plant is utilized for its individual
medicinal properties; however, it is the fruit portion that is regarded
as its most valuable. The seeds have a purgative action, the leaves are
used to treat external inflammations and relieve pain, the bark has strong
astringent properties and can treat malaria, the root extracts lower blood
pressure, the flower essences relieve eye inflammations and the f ruit has
a number of medicinal actions

Product offered: Fruit, seeds, bark, leaves, and flowers

26. Moringa Oleifera

Family Name: Moringaceae

Common Name: Moringa, Horse Radish Tree, Drumstick tree, Sahijan

Parts Used: Fruits, Roots, seeds, leaves

Uses: Iron deficiency, scurvy, rheumatic problems, spleen and liver problems, tetanus

Product offered: Fruit, Roots, seeds, leaves

27. Mukia Maderaspatana

Family Name: Cucurbitaceae

Common Name: Rough bryony

Parts Used: Leaf, root

Uses: Usually it is used in compound preparation for chronic diseases with cough. Leaf juice is boiled and given for constipation and gas troubles. Expectorant, astringent

Product offered: Leaf, root