Details of Plants:Centella asiatica
Family: Umbelliferae Asiatic Acid Asiaticoside Brahmic Acid Brahmoside Pentacyclictriterpenoids |
Arunachal Pradesh Assam Manipur Meghalaya Mizoram Nagaland Sikkim Tripura Tripura: Thankuni Sikkim: Gora taprey Nagaland: Gara (Angami) Meghalaya: Bat khliang-syiar Mizoram: Lambak Assam: Wangrake Manipur: Peruk Arunachal Pradesh: Kiling kiro |
Abdominal pain Cuts and wounds Gastritis Headache Indigestion Kidney disorder skin disease Stomachache |
aerial parts: Taken orally whole plant: Extract taken orally Leaves: Paste applied topically |
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