Amada Health Dictionary

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(Spanish) One who is loved by all Amadia, Amadea, Amadita, Amadah
Health Source: Medical Dictionary
Author: Health Dictionary

Amadahy

(Native American) Of the forest’s water

Amadahey, Amadahi, Amadahie, Amadahee, Amadahea, Amadaheah, Amadahye... amadahy

Curcuma Amada

Roxb.

Family: Zingiberaceae.

Habitat: Cultivated in Gujarat; wild in parts of West Bengal, Uttar Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

English: Mango-ginger, Wild Turmeric.

Ayurvedic: Aamra Haridraa, Aam- ragandhi Haridraa, Surabhidaaru, Karpuraa.

Unani: Aambaa Haldi, Daarchob.

Siddha/Tamil: Mangaiinji.

Action: Carminative, stomachic, appetizer, expectorant, antipyretic, anti-inflammatory. Specific in rheumatism and inflammation of liver; rheumatism; in contusions and sprains.

Presence of curcumin and a phytos- terol is reported in the rhizome. The essential oil exhibited antimicrobial, antifungal and anthelmintic activity against tape worms.

Significant decrease was observed in liver total lipids and serum triglycerides of adult female rat when fed 10% Mango-ginger or 10% curcumin along with normal diet or a surcose- based hypertriglyceridaemic diet.

Dosage: Rhizome—3-5 g powder; 10-20 ml juice. (CCRAS.)... curcuma amada



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