Benefits of tamarind

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 I will discuss with you  in this blogpost about tamarind tree and benefits of tamarind. 

Tamarind is the fruit of  an evergreen tree. New leaves appear on it in the month of March and April. Its bark is brown in colour and it is well torn. The fruit is completely black. The  fruit has a thin peel and a pulp underneath which contains 4 to 12 seeds. 20% oil is extracted  from its seeds . Commercial tamarind is usually mixed with salt whereas the tamarind which is used in medicines should be free of salt. Its colour is red but if tamarind is old it becomes black in colour . It's temperature is cold grade 1 and dry grade 2. It's quantity is from 25 to 5o gram and its taste is sour 😋. Here are some benefits of  tamarind :


1 it removes the poison of epidemics. 

2 tamarind gives strength to heart and stomach. 

3 In case of  fever it is very useful to soak  50 gram tamarind in water and after a while drink it.

4 Tamarind pulp is very effective in preventing vomiting 🤢. 


5 Tamarind leaves heal wounds faster. 

6 To remove burning sensation of  urine take 25 gram tamarind leaves and grind them with water then use this drink to get rid from this problem. 

7 Use of tamarind water daily makes your hair growth faster and gives a shine in your hair. 

8 Boiling and gargling tamarind leaves cures diphtheria. 

9 Use of  tamarind syrup/fresh juice softens the mood .

10 Apply finely grinned leaves of tamarind on your eyes and get your eyes fresh. 


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