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Active Ingredient: Abrin, a toxalbumin, indole derivatives, anthocyanins, sterols, terpenes. Abrin, agglutinins, precol, abrol, glycyrrhizin (1.5%) and alkaloids—abrasine and precasine, triterpenoids—abruslactone A, methyl abrusgenate and abrusgenic acid.

Uses:

• Baldness, treatment of hepatitis and AIDS, the motility of human spermatozoa
• Uterine stimulant, abortifacient,toxic.
• Seeds—teratogenic. 
• A paste of seeds is applied on vitiligo patches.

Active Ingredient: The plant contains phytogenic steroid, ketosteroids, sitosterol, alphaamyrin, alpha-ampyrone and tetracyclic triterpenoids.

Uses:

• The anabolic and steroidal principles of the aerial part showed a marked influence in the rate of fracture-healing. 
• The drug exerts influence both on the organic and mineral phase of fracture-healing. Stem—alterative in scurvy (the plant is rich in vitamin C) and irregular menstruation.
• Bone healing properties, smooth muscle relaxant effect, anti-anabolic effect.

Active Ingredient: Polyisoprenylated phenolic pigment, garcinol and its isomer isogarcinol, along with (−)-hydroxycitric acid, cyanidin-3-glucoside and cyanidin-3-sambubioside, L-leucine and DNP-L-leucine hydrochloride. Kokum butter contains fatty acids— palmtic 2.0, stearic 57.5, oleic 39.0, linoleic 1.3 and others 0.2%

Description:

• Fruit—antiscorbutic, cholagogue, cooling, antibilious, emollient and demulcent. A syrup from the fruit juice is given in bilious affections.
• Bark—astringent.
• Oil or Kokam Butter—used for dysentery and diarrhoea with mucus.

Uses:

• Nausea,Vomiting,Purging
• Seed used in leucoderma, vitiligo, leprosy, psoriasis  and inflammatory diseases of the skin, both orally and externally

Active Ingredient: 4-quinolone alkaloid, malatyamine, diosgenin,cucurbitacin B and iso-cucurbitacin, ester tetratriacontanyl—tetratriacontanoate along with tetratriacontanoic acid, tetratriacontanol and sitosterol.

Description:

• Pods and bark—antidiarrhoeal, astringent, antibilious.
• Bark and root—antigalactic, demulcent, expectorant.
• Leaf—paste used against skin diseases.
• Pods—anthelmintic.
• Seeds—aqueous extract administered in colic and dysentery.

Uses:

• Skin lightening & anti-inflammatory cosmetics
• Fruit- astrigent, emetic, detergent, anthelmintic. 
• Pulp- aqueous solution used as nasal drops in migraine

Active Ingredient: A biflavonoid, abiesin, n-triacontanol, beta-sitosterol and betuloside are present in the leaves. The essential oil from leaves contains alpha-pinene, l-limonene, deltacarene, dipentene, l-bornyl acetate and l-cardinene as major constituents.

Uses:

• Fir (Abies alba Miller) needle oil—in catarrhal illness of upper and lower respiratory tract (internally and externally); externally in rheumatic and neuralgic pains. Contraindicated in bronchial asthma and whooping cough.
• Expectorant, bronchial sedative, decongestant, anticatarrhal, antiseptic, carminative.

Uses: Recommends the leaf in excessive vaginal discharges, oedema, skin diseases, pruritus, helminthiasis, rheumatism, puerperal fever

Description: Seeds-spermatorrhoea, promoting spermiogenesis, rejuvenating tonic for retarding old age.Leaf-anti-inflammatory, analgesic, removes foetid discharges, worms from ulcers

Active Ingredient: The plant contains iso-prenylated polyphenols—cambogin and camboginol. The fruit contains about 30% acid (dry weight basis), which is essentially (−)-hydroxycitric acid (HCA).

Description: Taking Garcinia fruit rind extract orally does not seem to help decrease weight, satiety, fat oxidation or energy expenditure in obese people.

Active Ingredient:

• Tannin, polyphenolic compounds, galactose;
• l-arabinose, l-rhamnose and aldobiouronic acids, arabinobioses.
• Flavonoids—kaempferol-3-glucoside, iso-quercitrin and leucocyanidin.

Uses:

• Gum resin— used in diarrhoea and dysentery. 
• Pods— used in urogenital disorders. 
• Seeds— hypoglycaemic in normal rats. 
• Stembark— spasmolytic, hypoglycaemic.
• Astringent, Anti-inflammatory, Anti-fungal.

Description: Cough, Brochitis and dyspnoea, anthelmintic activities

Uses:

• Lower blood pressure, Lipid disorders, Obesity, Blood-purifyier, Bleeding piles, Asthma & Cough
• Astringent pectoral & Diuretic.

Uses:

• Paste used as poultice to gout, rheumatic swellings and skin disease, Prescribed in cough and cold
• Plant-anti inflammatory, antispasmodic, sedative, diuretic, laxative, antiseptic, enlargement of liver and spleen and in cirrhosis of liver

Active Ingredient: The heartwood contains lignans, arborone, 7-oxodihydrogmelinol, paulownin acetate and epieudesmin; metrans-p-methoxycinnamate and trans-p-hydroxycinnamic acid.

Uses: The bark and stem are used in inflammatory diseases and oedema; the fruit in dysuria and haemorrhagic diseases.

Description:

• Leaf—demulcent, bechic.  Used for removing foetid discharges from ulcers.
• Root—stomachic, laxative, antibilious, demulcent, galactagogue.
• Bark—anticephalalgic.
• Root and bark—febrifuge.