Vedik Ayurveda Saptaparni Extract Tablets Pack of 60 Tablets

Here’s a more detailed breakdown:

Skin diseases and rheumatism: The bark paste or extract is used to treat skin ailments and joint pain.
Leprosy: The root juice, taken with milk, is traditionally used to treat leprosy.
Tuberculosis: Fresh bark is steeped in water to extract latex, which is then taken orally for tuberculosis.
Diarrhea and intestinal worms: Powdered bark is used to address diarrhea, while bark extract helps with intestinal worms.
Malaria: The bark is a key ingredient in the Ayurvedic medicine “Ayush-64,” which is used for both treating and preventing malaria.
Fever: It is a recognized antipyretic, effectively reducing fever and used as a home remedy for high fever.
Digestive issues: The bark is believed to increase digestive power.
Postnatal care: It is used to increase lactation in mothers.

Diarrhea and dysentery: The leaves are traditionally used in treating these conditions.
Galactagogue: In some cases, the leaf juice is used to increase milk production in breastfeeding mothers.

Wounds and ulcers: The milky juice from the tree can be applied to wounds and ulcers.
Rheumatic pains: It can be used to relieve pain associated with rheumatism.
Earache: When mixed with oil, it can be dropped into the ear to relieve earache.
Other uses:
Splenomegaly and blood disorders: The tree is also used in treating these conditions.
Respiratory issues: It can help with shortness of breath and other respiratory problems.
Reproductive health: It is believed to improve appetite and is sometimes given to women after childbirth.
Diabetes: Decoctions of the bark are also used in managing diabetes.