What is Aavaram poo
🌻 Avaram tree plant is a tree species widely found in the Asian continent. It is often found on the banks of rivers. The bark, leaves, stems, and flowers of this plant trees are all full of medicinal properties. The Avaram flower of this tree is the basis of various natural medicine systems like Ayurveda, Siddha, and Unani.
🌻 This plant is Indigenous to South India and is well-suited to the region’s climatic conditions. Avaram Poo is a resilient and fast-growing plant that thrives in arid and semi-arid regions. Aavaram Poo is a compact, woody shrub with bright green leaves.
Description of Aavaram poo Plant
🌾 Senna auriculata is a shrub or small tree with many branches, bright yellow flowers, and flat brown pods. It’s also known as Tanner’s cassia or Avaram senna.
🌾 The flowers are bright yellow, large, and have an irregular shape.
🌾 Bright yellow flowers appear in racemes at the end of branches. It has a smooth reddish-brown bark.
Morphological characteristics of Aavaram poo (Senna auriculata)
🌾 Tanner’s Cassia is a branched shrub, growing up to 1-1.5 m high.
🌾 It features dull green, alternate leaves that are paripinnate, consisting of 16 to 24 pairs of leaflets.
🌾 It has many ascending branches and 8-10 cm long pinnate leaves. There are 8-12 pairs of leaflets, each 2-3 cm long.
🌾 The flowers are 4-5 cm across. It has a smooth reddish-brown bark.
🌾 The plant produces flattened brown pods that measure 7 and 12 cm long, containing 10 to 20 seeds.
🌾 The upper three stamens are reduced to staminodes. Fruit is a 7-12 cm long, flat brown pod.
🌾 The pods are thin, brown, and have a lenticellate texture.
Habitat of Aavarampoo (Senna auriculata)
🌾 Sennaauriculata is native to India and Srilanka and is widely cultivated in the dry and warm climates of Maharashtra, Madya Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Tamilnadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Uttar Pradesh. It is also found in Burma and Ceylon.
🌾 Though it flourishes well in fertile alluvial soil and warm weather, it can also thrive in black soils, dry stony hills, degraded forests, or wastelands.
🌾 The Avarampoo plant prefers tropical and sub-tropical climates.
🌾 The plant can tolerate moist soil, but it grows best in well-drained soil.
🌾 The plant needs regular watering during the growing season, but less water is needed in the winter.
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Aavarampoo (Senna auriculata ) Names in different languages
⭐ Family Name: Caesalpiniaceae (Gulmohar family)
⭐ Botanical (Latin) name: Senna auriculate, Cassia Auriculate
⭐ Sanskrit: Aavartaki (आवर्तकी), Charmaranga
⭐ English: Tanner’s Cassia, Avaram Senna, Senna Cassia, Aavarampoo, Mature Tea Tree
⭐ Common Names: Awala, Charmaranga,
⭐ Tamil: Avaram Poo, Aavaram Poo (ஆவாரம் பூ), Aviraittol, Sadurguli, Summai, Avaram.
⭐ Hindi: Tarwar Phool (तरवर फूल), Awal, Tarval, Tarvara
⭐ Telugu: Tamgedu Pushpam, Tangedu Puvvu (తంగేడు పువ్వు), Tagedu Pushpam తంగేడు పుష్ప, Merakatangeedu,,Tangera, Merikatangaru, Tangar, Avaray
⭐ Kannada: Tangedi Hoovu ತಂಗೇಡಿ ಹೂವು, Tangadi ತಂಗಡಿ, Olle tangadi ಒಳ್ಳೆತಂಗಡಿ, Aavarike ಆವರಿಕೆ, Avara gida, Bobbade.
⭐ Malayalam: Avaram Pushpam അവരം പുഷ്പം, Avaram Poo (അവാരം പൂ), Tangedi, AVara, Aviram, Jimute, Ponnaviram, Avaram.
⭐ Punjabi: Tarwar Phull (ਤਰਵਰ ਫੁੱਲ)
⭐ Bengali: Ranawara, Avaram Phool (অবরাম ফুল)
⭐ Gujarati: Aavalo Phool (આવાલો ફૂલ), Awala
⭐ Marathi: Tarwad Phul (तरवड फूल), Tarwar, Tharoda, Taroda, Avul.
⭐ Odia: Tarwar Phoola (ତର୍ବର ଫୂଲ)
⭐ Assamese: Tarwar Phul (তৰৱৰ ফুল)
⭐ Urdu: Tarwar Phool (ترور پھول)
⭐ Konkani: Tarwar Phool
⭐ Tulu: Tangedi Pu
⭐ Meitei (Manipuri): Nongmangkha
⭐ Dogri: Tarwar Phool
⭐ Kashmiri: Tarwar Phool
⭐ Maithili: Tarwar Phool
⭐ Chhattisgarhi: Rosemary
⭐ Rajasthani: Tarwar Phool
⭐ Sindhi: Tarwar Phool
⭐ Nepali: Tarwar Phool (तर्वार फूल)
⭐ Arabi: Senna Zahar (سنا زهار)
⭐ Chinese: Niao Ji Dou Hua (鸟鸡豆花)
⭐ Malay (Malaysia): Bunga Avaram
⭐ Thai: Chong Ma (ชุมเห็ดเทศ)
⭐ Vietnamese: Hoa Avaram
⭐ Spanish: Sen del Curtidor
⭐ French: Cassia Auriculata
⭐ Sri Lankan Sinhala: Ranawara Mala
⭐ Indonesian: Daun Avaram
⭐ German: Ohrförmige Senna
⭐ Italy: Senna Auricolata
Nutrition Facts (Approximate per 100 g of Senna auriculata )
❦ Calories: 270 kcal
❦ Protein: 4.3 g
❦ Fat: 1.2 g
❦ Carbohydrates: 58 g
❦ Fiber: 19.0 g
❦ Sugar: 0.9 g
❦ Iron: 6.8 mg
❦ Calcium: 280 mg
❦ Potassium: 450 mg
❦ Magnesium: 90 mg
❦ Vitamin C: 22 mg
❦ Antioxidants: High levels of polyphenols and flavonoids.
Nutritional Information
❦ Nutrients: Trace amounts of protein, fiber, vitamins C, calcium, potassium, and magnesium.
Parts Used
❦ Bark
❦ Leaf
❦ Seed
❦ Flower
❦ Fruit
Recommended Dosage
❄️ Seed Powder / Churna: 1/2-1 tsp (3 to 6 grams) once or twice daily with warm water or honey.
❄️ Capsule: 1-2 capsules, 1-2 times daily.
❄️ Bark Tea / Kwath / Decoction: Steep 1/2 tsp powder in warm water (50-100 ml) and drink once daily.
❄️ Flower Juice: 10-20 ml
❄️ Leaf Juice: 50-100 ml
How to consume Internally
🌾 For Diabetes Management:
🌸 Brew 1 teaspoon of Aavarampoo powder in hot water for 5 minutes. Strain and drink the tea daily to help regulate blood sugar levels.
🌾 For Cooling:
🌸 Mix 1/4 teaspoon of Aavarampoo powder with buttermilk or coconut water and consume it once a day.
🌾 For Digestive Health:
🌸 Take 1/4 teaspoon of Aavarampoo powder with warm water or honey after meals to improve digestion.
🌾 For General Wellness:
🌸 Use the powder in herbal teas along with other herbs like tulsi and ginger to boost immunity.
🌾 Aavarampoo Tea:
🌸 Take 1 teaspoon of dried Aavarampoo powder.
🌸 Add to boiling water and steep for 5 minutes.
🌸 Strain and drink once or twice daily.
🌾 Herbal Infusion:
🌸 Mix dried flowers in warm water and let sit overnight.
🌸 Drink on an empty stomach for cooling effects.
🌾 Powder with Honey:
🌸 Blend Aavarampoo powder with honey.
🌸 Consume 1 teaspoon daily for improved digestion and immunity.
🌾 In Cooking:
🌸 Add powdered Aavarampoo to soups or herbal stews for added nutrients.
❦ Aavarampoo Tea: Brew 1 tsp of dried powder in boiling water, strain, and drink.
❦ Powder Form: Mix with honey or warm water for better digestion.
❦ Infusion: Use as a natural coolant during summer.
How to Apply Externally
🌾 For Skin Care:
🌸 Mix Aavarampoo powder with rose water or yogurt to make a face pack. Apply it to the skin and leave it for 15 minutes before washing it off to treat acne and brighten the skin.
🌾 For Hair Health:
🌸 Add the powder to your regular hair oil or mask to prevent dandruff and improve scalp health.
🌾 For Bathing:
🌸 Add dried Aavarampoo flowers to your bath water for a refreshing and cooling experience.
🌾 Aavarampoo Tea:
🌸 Take 1 teaspoon of dried Aavarampoo powder.
🌸 Add to boiling water and steep for 5 minutes.
🌸 Strain and drink once or twice daily.
🌾 Herbal Infusion:
🌸 Mix dried flowers in warm water and let sit overnight.
🌸 Drink on an empty stomach for cooling effects.
🌾 Powder with Honey:
🌸 Blend Aavarampoo powder with honey.
🌸 Consume 1 teaspoon daily for improved digestion and immunity.
🌾 In Cooking:
🌸 Add powdered Aavarampoo to soups or herbal stews for added nutrients.
❦ Aavarampoo Tea: Brew 1 tsp of dried powder in boiling water, strain, and drink.
❦ Powder Form: Mix with honey or warm water for better digestion.
❦ Infusion: Use as a natural coolant during summer.
Chemical Constituents of Senna auriculata / Tanner’s Cassia
🌾 Flowers
🌸 Terpenoids, Flavonoids, Alkaloids, Reducing Sugars, Steroids, Glycoside, Phenol, Anthraquinones, Saponin, Tannin
🌾 Leaves
🌸 Alkaloids, Carbohydrates, Flavonoids, Cardiac, Glycosides, Phenols, Proteins, Saponins, Tannins, Terpenoids
🌾 Stem Bark
🌸 Phthalate ester, Alkaloid, Elemane, sesquiterpenoids, Quinoline, Monoterpenoid, Sesquiterpene, Phthalate ester, Carbamate, Ester.
🌾 Root
❦ Flavonoid, glycosides.
❦ 7, 4-dihydroxy flavone-5-o-beta-d-galactopyranoside.
❦ Anthraquinone glycosides.
❦ 1,3-dihydroxy-2 methyl anthraquinone.
❦ 1,3,8- trihydroxy- 6methoxy -2 methyl- anthraquinone, Rutinoside.
❦ Flavone glycoside.
🌾 Seed
❦ 4.8% of light-yellow fatty acid.
❦ Major components of fatty acids are linoleic acids, palmitic, and oleic.
❦ Benzoic acid
❦ Resorcinol (0.21%)
❦ 2- hydroxyl methyl ester (0.07%)
❦ Glycine, 1-methybutul ester (0.10%)
Ayurvedic Indications and Diseases
🌸 This remarkable herb is frequently referenced in ancient Ayurvedic texts like the Charaka Samhita and Raj Nighantu for its ability to address a variety of health issues.
🌸 It is known to help manage diabetes (Prameha), alleviate excessive thirst (Trutahara), treat urinary tract disorders (Mehahara), rejuvenate the body (Rasayani), enhance muscle strength (Balya), and even address leprosy (Kustha).
🌸 Additionally, it boosts digestive health (Deepana and Pachana), supports skin conditions (Kustha), stimulates appetite (Rochana), aids in indigestion (Amahara), and prevents nausea and vomiting (Vamana).
🌸 Enhances taste (Ruchya), treats food poisoning (Visahara), purifies the blood (Raktapittashaman), improves breathing issues (Swashaghna), addresses male infertility (Sukrakshayashara), and helps with piles (Raktaatisaraghna).
Health Benefits of Aavartaki (Senna auriculata / Tanner’s Cassia)
🌸 Blood Sugar Regulation: Helps manage diabetes by stabilizing blood sugar levels.
🌸 Skin Health: Treats acne, evens skin tone, and reduces pigmentation.
🌸 Cooling Effect: Reduces body heat, especially in summer, and hot weather.
🌸 Detoxification: Cleanses the liver and kidneys, aiding in detoxification, and acts as a natural blood purifier.
🌸 Digestive Health: Improves digestion, relieves constipation, and promotes gut health.
🌸 Menstrual Health: Alleviates menstrual cramps and irregularities.
🌸 Regulates Blood Sugar Levels: Helps in managing diabetes naturally.
🌸 Improves Skin Health: Reduces acne, and blemishes, and imparts a natural glow.
🌸 Supports Kidney and Liver Health: Aids in detoxification and improves organ function.
🌸 Promotes Hair Health: Prevents dandruff and strengthens hair roots.
🌸 Rich in Antioxidants: Protects against oxidative stress and improves immunity.
Aavarampoo is available in various forms:
❄️ Dried flowers.
❄️ Powdered form.
❄️ Infusion packs.
❄️ Capsules.
❄️ Herbal soaps.
How to Store
☀️ Keep in an airtight container away from moisture and direct sunlight.
☀️ Ensure the lid is tightly closed after every use.
Caution to Be Taken
⚡ Consult a physician if pregnant, breastfeeding, or on medication.
⚡ There may be interactions with medications, particularly those affecting blood sugar and blood pressure levels.
⚡ Avoid excessive consumption to prevent toxicity.
⚡ Not suitable for infants or children without medical advice.
⚡ Not recommended for long-term use without medical guidance.
⚡ Always consult a healthcare provider for personalized dosage.
Important Tips
☀️ Initiate 🌱 with a Low Dose: Start with a minimal amount to observe how your body responds.
☀️ Use Moderately: 🌿 Avoid excessive, long-term use without guidance
Prioritize Quality: 🍁 Purchase from trusted vendors to ensure product purity
☀️ Conduct a Patch Test: 🍂 Always conduct a patch test before applying to the skin
☀️ Storage Considerations: 🍃 Avoid metal containers to maintain the product’s effectiveness.
Harvesting & Manufacturing Method
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