
Castor Seeds (Red) | Erandi Beej Lal | Ricinus Communis Seeds
Castor Seeds, sourced from the Castor-oil plant (Ricinus communis), are a time-honored botanical with powerful medicinal, cosmetic, and industrial applications. When dehulled and processed properly, the seeds yield castor oil, renowned for its laxative, anti-inflammatory, and skin-softening properties.
Castor Seeds, sourced from the Castor-oil plant (Ricinus communis), are a time-honored botanical with powerful medicinal, cosmetic, and industrial applications. When dehulled and processed properly, the seeds yield castor oil, renowned for its laxative, anti-inflammatory, and skin-softening properties.
These seeds have been traditionally used in Ayurveda and folk medicine for centuries for ailments ranging from constipation to joint pain and even skin growths. Castor oil is especially valued for promoting hair health, aiding labor induction, and moisturizing dry skin.
Important Note: The hulls (outer covering) of castor seeds contain ricin, a potent toxin. Only dehulled and processed seeds or oil should be used, and always under medical supervision.
Key Benefits:
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Natural Laxative
Cold-pressed castor oil is commonly used to relieve occasional constipation and support regular bowel movements. -
Birth Support & Lactation
In traditional practices, castor oil has been used to induce labor and stimulate breast milk flow (under professional supervision only). -
Joint & Skin Health
When used topically, castor seed paste or oil can help soften bunions, corns, and dissolve skin growths, warts, or cysts. -
Anti-Inflammatory Poultice
Acts as a natural remedy when applied externally for conditions like boils, abscesses, migraine headaches, and inflammatory skin disorders. -
Industrial Uses
Castor oil is widely used in manufacturing lubricants, paints, varnishes, and cosmetics due to its unique fatty acid profile.
Other Names:
Castor Seeds, Erand, Erandi, Ricinus communis Linn, Castor Bean, Khirwa, Arandi, Bherenda, Kiki, Jaar, Andi, Harlu, Oudala Gida, Rendi, Wunderbaum, Christuspalme, Römische Bohne, Gandharvahasta, Bedanjir
How to Use:
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Castor Oil (Extracted): For internal use (constipation, labor) or external use (skin and hair).
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Paste Form: Apply externally on affected areas for skin or joint issues.
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In Ayurvedic Use: Consult a qualified practitioner for dosage and safety protocols.
Safety & Storage Information:
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Store in a cool, dry place
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Keep away from direct sunlight
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Do not refrigerate
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After opening, store in an airtight container
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Use under strict medical supervision only
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Do not consume raw castor seeds or hulls
Weight | N/A |
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Quantity | 100g, 250g, 500g |
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