Harad Big Yellow | Harad Badi Pili | Haritaki | Terminalia Chebula

Badi Harad, also known as Haritaki, is revered in Ayurveda as the “King of Medicines” for its broad-spectrum healing properties. Known for its rejuvenating, antioxidant, and detoxifying action, Badi Harad supports digestive health, skin wellness, and longevity. It is particularly rich in natural compounds like gallic acid, ellagic acid, Vitamin C, and glutathione boosters, making it a powerful agent to combat oxidative stress and age-related diseases.

Traditionally used in decoction form, especially during the monsoon season with rock salt, Badi Harad works as a mild laxative, anti-inflammatory, and free radical scavenger, beneficial for overall wellness.

Key Health Benefits:

• Natural Antioxidant & Anti-Aging Herb
  Rich in bioactive compounds that neutralize free radicals, slow cellular aging, and protect against degenerative disorders.

• Promotes Digestive Wellness
  Helps relieve constipation, supports healthy bowel movements, and improves nutrient absorption. Especially beneficial for amoebic dysentery and piles.

• Supports Oral & Skin Health
  Used to treat skin allergies, pyorrhoea, and inflammatory conditions of the mouth and throat like pharyngitis.

• Liver & Spleen Health
  Aids in spleen enlargement relief and supports detoxification through enhanced liver and gut function.

• Balances Pitta Dosha
  Especially effective in managing heat-related imbalances and Pittaj vikaar.

Traditional Usage Tips:

• With rock salt during the rainy season for digestion and detox

• In powder or decoction form for skin and oral ailments

• Combined with other herbs in classical Ayurvedic formulations like Triphala

Other Names:

• Botanical Name: Terminalia chebula

• Common Names:
  Badi Harad, Haritaki, Harad, Chebulic Myrobalan

• Regional & Traditional Names:
  Haleelaj, Ahleelaj, Ihleelaj, Hora, He Zi, Bad Amier Chébule, Hirdo, Himaja, Pilo-Harda, Hardo, Har, Anelekai, Halela, Haser, Hireda, Harar, Hirda

Safety & Storage Information:

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight

• Do not refrigerate

• Keep in an airtight container after opening

• Always use under qualified medical supervision, especially for therapeutic use