Terminalia chebula
Also known as: Black Myrobalan; Chebulic Myrobalam; Chebulic Myrobalan; Harada; Haritaki; Ink Nut; The Buddha’s Chosen Herb
Description
A Herb used in . It is one of the three constituent Herbs of the Ayurvedic combination formula called Triphala.
Botanical Name
Terminalia chebula
Terminalia chebula is from the Combretaceae family.
Part Used
Fruit
Seeds
Health Benefits of Terminalia chebula
Aging Process
Terminalia chebula may possess Life Extension properties (due to its ability to inhibit the shortening of Telomeres). [1]
Terminalia chebula may inhibit the age-related shortening of Telomeres (shortening of Telomeres is one of the underlying processes involved in the Cell death that occurs with the progression of the Aging Process). [2]
Cardiovascular System
Terminalia chebula may help to prevent Anaphylactic Shock. [3]
Digestive System
Terminalia chebula may function as a laxative and therefore may be beneficial in the treatment of Constipation. [4]
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