Kokum – Good for Digestive Health : The extracts of the kokum is in its juice form are also known to relieve other gastric problems like indigestion and flatulence due to its anti-bacterial property.
Kokum Herb comes from an evergreen slender
tropical tree with sloping branches, and it reaches a maximum of 50 feet in
height. Kokum Herb has a thin lined bark and the trees flower during November
to February. It yields tiny round fruits that are dark purple.
The Dry kokum fruit when small turns from a
green to a yellow, then it turns to red and then it finally becomes dark
purple. The skin of the fruit is firm and hard initially. However, the fruit
can be gently opened when ripened.
Best uses of Dry kokum . Kokum Herb has
multiple health and medicinal benefits. The Kokum Herb fruit of Gracinia indica
is an excellent source of anti-oxidants that prevents to free radicals thereby
helps from different diseases.
Kokum Herb is used in case of piles,
flatulence, constipation, heatstroke, pain, tumor etc. The dried outer cover of
Gracinia indica is used as spice. It is also known as ‘cool king’ of Indian fruits.
Today, Kokum Herb has become extremely well
known and widely used in other parts of India, as well as the world. It is not
only used in cooking but is also used for making sherbets and is also known to
have pharmaceutical and industrial uses.
Kokum Herb is used for:
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