Acacia Arabica Dealers

Babool Dry Pods Powder (Kikar Fali Shell Powder),100g    

In order to meet urgent and voluminous requirements of the customers, we have installed all the in-house facility at our premises. Laced with modern facilities, it helps us in securing the product line from factors like, moisture, dust, sunlight, etc. In order to keep transparency in the transactions, we offer an invoice to the clients. This helps in maintaining a reliable bond between organization and clients. Moreover, we offer secure payment procedures.

We supply Babool Fali Powder, which is considered a great cure for treating knee pain, joints pain, throat problems, diarrhea, etc. We are designated with a position of trustworthy suppliers involved in dealing with Babool Falli Powder and offering the best deals. With the assistance of our capacious warehouse, we are able to meet the bulk as well as urgent requirements of the buyers. Our unit is supervised by the experts ensuring complete safety of the lot.

Common Name :  Babul Fali | Kikar Phali | Babul Fali | Babool Phali | Acacia Nilotica | 100% Natural Herbs Botanical Name :  Vachellia Nilotica Products : Babool Fali Form Available : Powder / Churan    Ingredient Used : Fali  Country Of Origen : India  Trade : Wholesale Speciality : M ade From Pure, Authentic And Original Herbs.  Domestic Courier Partners :- Delivery Blue Dart, TCI Freight, DTDC. Babool is a highly prized Ayurvedic plant, well-known for its indispensable medicinal properties. Acacia arabica or commonly called as Babool, it is found in dry and sandy parts of India. It is majorly used as the datum for cleaning the teeth and regular use of this facilitates in strengthening gums, teeth and reduce plaque and inflammation. It is also clad by other names such as gum Arabic tree, babul kikar, Egyptian thorn, Sant tree, prickly acacia. The bark, gum, leaves, seeds and pods of babool tree possess potent medicinal properties -antibacterial, antihistamines, anti-inflammatory, astringent, and hemostatic.

Babool tree is widely seen in Arabia and West Asia. In India, it grows wild in the forests of Punjab and parts of Rajasthan. It is known for its gum, which is made from the hardened sap taken from the tree. The tree is planted for its bark, which yields the babul gum.Babul trees contain crude protein; up to 20% can be found in the leaves and up to 12% is found in the edible pods. The gum that the babul bark yields has multiple medicinal properties. Babul gum also contains Arabic acid in addition to calcium, magnesium, and potassium. The bark and leaves of babul tree contain tannin and galic acid, which gives it a bitter taste.Babul bark is considered to be effective in the treatment of eczema. Babul gum is also believed to help with skin irritations. In fact, a paste made from babul leaves is known to help in rejuvenating the skin and keeping infections and rashes at bay.In rare cases, allergy to babul gum is said to manifest as respiratory and skin problems. A dosage in high levels can also cause damage to the liver and kidneys.