Baheda Fruit Whole Dry – Bibhitaki – Terminalia Bellirica
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| Minimum Order Quantity | 1 Kg |
| Color | Brown |
| Packaging Size | As Per Customer Requirements |
| Packaging Type | As Per Customer Requirements |
| Botanical Name | Terminia Bellirica |
| Processing Type | Natural |
| Usage/Application | Ayurveda |
| Dried | Yes |
| Is It Dried | Dried |
| Grade Standard | Medicine Grade |
| Brand | Sinhal |
| Size | As Per Customer Requirements |
| Part Used | Fruits Dry |
| Place Of Origin | India |
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Bibhitaki, also known as Baheda in Hindi, is one among three fruits of Triphala. Its actual Sanskrit name is Vibheetaki. Bheeta means, fear. Vibheeta means lack of fear and Vibhitaki means the fruit that takes away the fear of disease. But in Hindi, they usually pronounce ‘va’ as ‘ba’. So the name Bibhitaki. Its botanical name is Terminalia bellirica / bellerica.
English name: Belleric myrobalan / Belliric myrobalan, Bastard Myrobalan
Telugu name: Tanikaya, Taani
Tamil name: Akkam, Todikai, Thanakkai, Tanri, tanrikkai, Tani
Bengali name: baida
Arabic name: baleelaj
Farsi name: Baleel
Malayalam, Hindi, Gujarati name: Baheda
Kannada name: Shanti kayi, Tare Kayi
Hindi name: Baheda, Bahera
| brands | Sinhal |
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Organic farming practices are generally considered to be more sustainable than conventional farming practices because they prioritize soil health, biodiversity, and natural pest control methods. Organic farmers also tend to use fewer synthetic pesticides and fertilizers, which can reduce the risk of soil and water pollution.
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