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What is Harad and its benefits?<\/h1>\n

Harad, also known as Haritaki<\/em> in Sanskrit and Terminalia chebula<\/em> in scientific terms, is a powerful medicinal herb widely used in Ayurveda. It is often referred to as the “King of Medicines” because of its wide range of health benefits. Traditionally, Harad is believed to balance all three doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha), making it a versatile remedy for numerous ailments.<\/p>\n

Latin Name : Terminalia Chebula<\/p>\n

Hindi name \u2013 Harad, Harade, Harde, Har, Harra
\nEnglish name \u2013 Chebulic Myrobalan
\nBengali Name \u2013 Haritaki, Baalharitaki, Hatitaki gacha, Narra
\nTelugu name \u2013 karakkaya, Karakachettu, Karakaapa
\nTamil name \u2013 Kadukkai, Karakaiya, Kadukemar
\nGujarati name \u2013 Harade, Himaja
\nMarathi name \u2013 Harada,\u00a0 Harade, Hartaki, Balaharad
\nArabian name \u2013 Haleelaz
\nFarsi name \u2013 Haleel
\nKannada name \u2013 Alale Kayi, Anilaikayi, Anniley, Anile
\nMalayalam name \u2013 Katukka
\nKonkani name \u2013 Ordo
\nManipuri name \u2013 Manahi
\nAssamese name \u2013 Hilika<\/p>\n

Sanskrit Names:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Hareetaki, Abhaya, Pathya, Kaayastha,
\nPootana \u2013 Cleanses the body
\nPanchabhadrika \u2013 It has five tastes
\nAmrita \u2013 Protect from old age disorder
\nHaimavati \u2013 Grows in Himalaya
\nAvyata \u2013 Relieves pain
\nChetaki, Shreyasi, Shiva, Vayasta, Vijaya, Jeevanti, Rohini
\nPrapathya, Kayastha, Pranada, Jaya, Nandini, Jivapriya, Jivanika, Bhishakvara
\nJivya, Devi, Divya<\/p>\n

Harad Benefits & it’s Ayurvedic Properties<\/h2>\n

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