Long Pepper - Pipal Badi - Pippali - Pipali - Peepali - Piper Longum (100 GM)
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Kunjika Jadibooti Long Pepper - Pipal Badi - Pippali - Pipali - Peepali - Piper Longum (100 GM)
Natural, packed in most hygienical environment
No any preservative or colour added
Chemical-free Ayurveda herb
Please consult with your doctor or other qualified health care professional before using product
Natural Fat Burner: While Long Pepper is not a miraculous weight loss solution, it aids in burning fatty acids, making it a healthier alternative to synthetic weight loss solutions with minimal side effects.
Mobilize Body Fat: Long Pepper helps mobilize stagnant body fat and eliminates toxins released by fat pockets, promoting a healthier and detoxified body
Combat Bacterial Infections: Infections caused by unsafe water or contaminated food can lead to stomach upset or vomiting
Long Pepper is a powerful ally in fighting bacterial infections, including sinusitis and nose blockage
Versatile Spice: Long Pepper, also known as Indian long pepper, is a versatile spice and seasoning used in various culinary applications
It adds a distinct hot and sweet flavor with gingery undertones
Ayurvedic Benefits: Long Pepper (Pippali) is extensively used in Ayurvedic medicines and can be used as a substitute for black pepper in seasoning
Pipal Badi, commonly known as the Sacred Fig Tree, holds a revered place in various cultures and religions. This magnificent tree with heart-shaped leaves and aerial roots is not just a sight to behold, but also a symbol of spirituality and divine connection. It finds its significance in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism, believed to be the abode of deities and a place for meditation and enlightenment.
In traditional medicine, various parts of the Pipal Badi tree are used for their medicinal properties.
Its leaves and bark are renowned for their healing potential in treating ailments like skin disorders, digestive issues, and respiratory conditions
Beyond its religious and medicinal value, the Sacred Fig Tree plays a vital role as well
Its dense foliage provides shade and a habitat for various birds and animals, contributing to the ecosystem's balance
Embrace the profound cultural and natural heritage of Pipal Badi, and experience the connection to the sacred traditions it represents. Marvel at the splendor of this majestic tree and cherish its contributions to our well-being and the world around us.
Pippali is an exotic climbing perennial plant that usually bears long thin conical ridged fruits
Unlike any other herb, it is the dry fruits of the pippali plant that offers us therapeutic benefits.
Even ancient Sanskrit scriptures have mentioned long pepper in various vernacular names such as Kana, Magadhi, Vaidehi, Chapala, Krushna, Trishna, Shoundi, Kola, etc and extensively used it in various herbal formulations
The ancient Ayurveda scholar Bhava Prakash classifies Pippali in Haritakyadi, Trikatu and Panchakola category
According to Acharya Charaka, Pippali portrays strong Deepana (enhances stomach fire), Pachana (improves digestion), Sheeto Prashamana (treats cough and cold), Shoola Prashamana (treats colic and abdominal pain), Asthapanopaga, Kasahara (treats cough and congestion), Hikkanigrahana (controls hiccups), Kantya (relieves sore throat), Triptighno (relieves pseudo-satiation), and Vamanopaga (treats emesis) properties
