New Delhi, 13 March (IANS). Talking about natural herbs and medicinal plants, the name of Behaya (theater) is rarely heard, but research has revealed many shocking benefits of this plant. In Ayurveda, Behaya (also known as Thehar or Bichhiya) is considered a plant with medicinal properties and now scientific studies are also confirming its benefits.
According to a study by the research gate, antioxidants, anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties have been found in the leaves and roots of Behaya, which can help protect against many diseases. Research found that the use of extracts (juice) of Behaya may prove effective in arthritis, muscle pain and inflammation of joints.
The juice of Thethar leaves can help improve digestion, remove indigestion and reduce stomach problems. According to research, the elements present in this plant can be helpful in controlling the blood sugar level, which can make it beneficial for diabetic patients.
The juice extracted from the leaves of Behaya has been found to be helpful in healing skin diseases, wounds and irritation. Its intake promotes the body’s immunity, which can prevent seasonal diseases.
In Ayurveda, Behaya has been considered a natural medicine. It is used in medicinal use in the form of leaves, roots and flowers. In traditional medicine, it has been used in the treatment of diseases such as fever, cough, injury and jaundice. Experts are of the opinion that it is better to consume it in limited quantity and in the event of a serious illness, a doctor’s advice must be taken. At the same time, care should be taken for pregnant women and young children before consuming it. Research has found that it can be a natural solution to many health problems.
Along with this, the use of Behaya juice has now become an effective remedy in farming, as its antibiotic, antiseptic and antimicrobial properties help protect crops from bacteria and pests. It not only removes pests, but also protects crops from animals, as its juice is poisonous to animals, and they stay away from it.
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