Botanical Name
Acacia nilotica*
Origin (Source from)
Togo, West Africa.
 
Benefits
- Supports Liver health - Aid health wounds
 
What it is
The Acacia Nilotica is a huge tree that may reach a height of 14 meters, and one of its distinguishing features is the presence of thorns on its branches. This is a rare trait in trees. The bark is dark gray in hue. The tree's flowers are yellowish in color and grow in spherical bunches.
The tree's leaves are utilized as an ingredient in medicines used to regulate blood flow or secretion. The bark has similar characteristics and is used for similar purposes. The gum's ingredients are effective in treating any type of skin condition or irritation.
They are also useful in alleviating the alimentary canal, the genito-urinary organs, and pharyngeal membrane inflammation. The medications made from the plant's pods aid in the removal of phlegm and/or other catarrhal debris from the bronchial tubes.
 
Found in: DAILY DIGESTIVE RELIEF - Gut Support *  
 
About  Acacia nilotica Uses
 
Although the tree is mostly grown for its bark, its leaves, pods, and gums also have medicinal applications. The bark of the Acacia Nilotica contains a particular gum known as Babul Gum, which is utilized as a vital element in a variety of treatments. The plant's leaves and fruits are high in tannin and gallic acid.
 
 
References:
https://www.auromere.com/blog/herb-spotlight-babul-acacia-arabica/
https://www.healthline.com/health/7-uses-for-acacia 

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