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Technology has taken a leap, healthcare has evolved undoubtedly, there has been a surge in average life expectancy. Modern medicine has grown tremendously in the past 200 years with antibiotics, vaccines and more coming into the scene. However, modern medicines come with their own side effects. For the same reason, there are times when we still turn up to old, established ways of medication- the herbal and Ayurvedic ways because they are proven, cost-effective and harmless.<\/div>\n
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Nature has surely bestowed upon us some great blessings in the form of medicinal plants. Ayurveda, the traditional Indian medicine has discovered some amazing medicinal plants that have the ability to cure the fatal most diseases. Know some of these ayurvedic plants<\/strong><\/a> that you can bring to use and treat yourself reliably and with ease. Take the guide:<\/div>\n

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1. Mint<\/strong><\/div>\n
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This fragrant plant with toothed leaves has an aromatic, fruity taste. It grows throughout the tropical and subtropical areas of the world. It treats ailments related to menstrual cramps, stomach cramps, flatulence, vomiting and colic in children. Its essential oil is used as a room freshener.<\/div>\n
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2. Nellikka<\/strong><\/div>\n
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Nellikka or Amla or Indian gooseberry comes with proven medicinal properties. Amla is known as Amritphala in Sanskrit which means \u2018fruit of heaven\u2019 proving its great value in medicine. Amla tree wood is used for fireworks. Amla fruit is used as a paste in Ayurvedic tonic called Chyavanprash. The fruit is a high source of Vitamin C and is known to treat hair and scalp problems.<\/div>\n
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3. Sensitive Plant (Laj Wanti)<\/strong><\/div>\n
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This plant is usually found in moist areas. Also known as \u201cTouch Me Not\u201d plants, the plant is named so because it responds to the touch and its leaves sink in, only to reopen after a while. The plant helps promote the urinal flow, controls Urinary calculi or stone. It can also be used to treat Asthma and Tuberculosis.<\/div>\n
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4. Aloe Vera<\/strong><\/div>\n
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This magical succulent is found in almost every part of India. The short stemmed or stemless plant has thick, fleshy, green to grey-green leaves. The plant is a popular one is the beauty industry due to its multifaceted use. It is known to heal burn marks, scars, hair problems along with health issues like stomach disorders, ulcers, fungal infection etc.<\/div>\n
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5. Neem<\/strong><\/div>\n
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