Sanskrit Name:Paribhādra
Devanagari Name:परिभद्र
English Name: Paribhadra
Description:
Paribhadra, commonly referred to as the Indian Coral tree in English, is scientifically classified as Erythrina Variegata. This herb has been utilized extensively by Ayurvedic practitioners, both in ancient and contemporary medicine. It is known by various names across different regions: in Sanskrit, it is called paribhadra, kantaki palash, and rakta pushpa; in Hindi, it is referred to as Farhad; in Bengali, it is known as Paltemadar; in Malayalam, it is termed Pangara; in Gujarati, it is called Pararu; and in Tamil Nadu, it is known as kaliyaan. Paribhadra is effective in addressing issues such as worm infestations, digestive disorders, liver metabolism, and cholesterol imbalances. This herb is prevalent throughout India, thriving in all states, and its flowers possess numerous medicinal benefits, particularly for their calming effects. The plant typically flowers in the spring, with fruit developing in the summer.
Benefits:
Paribhadra (Erythrina variegata) is used in Ayurveda to support liver detox, reduce inflammation, and relieve joint pain. It has laxative, anthelmintic, and anti-inflammatory actions. It is particularly beneficial in Vata and Kapha conditions such as arthritis and respiratory congestion.
Medical Conditions(Relief):
Paribhadra is used in Ayurveda to treat digestive disorders, particularly those related to bloating, constipation, and indigestion. It also has detoxifying properties.
Medical Conditions(Avoid):
Paribhadra should be avoided by pregnant women or those with gastrointestinal disorders.
