kirata kaddi
Kiratha Kaddi or Andrographis paniculata has been traditionally used as a remedy for fever, cold and ailments such as flu (influenza). Native to India and Sri Lanka it finds utility in the treatment of abdominal problems, body aches, respiratory disorders, snake bites and allergic reactions.
The plant is considered beneficial in treating cardio-vascular disease and in preventing liver toxicity, thus improving functions of the heart and liver. Andrographis is sometimes used to treat sore throat, coughs, swollen tonsils, bronchitis and allergies. It also finds applications in treating an enlarged liver, jaundice, and liver damage.
| Botanical name | Andrographis paniculata |
| Common name | King of bitters, Kalmegh |
| Hindi | Kirayat, Kalpanath |
| Assamese | Chirota |
| Bengali | Chirota, Kalmegh |
| Gujarati | Kariyatu |
| Kannada | Nelabevu |
| Konkani | Vhodlem Kiratyem, Kodu Voktaso Sop |
| Malayalam | Nelavepu, Kiriyath |
| Marathi | Kadu kirayata, Oli Kiryata, Kalpa |
| Marathi | kadu kirayata, Oli-kiryata |
| Oriya | Bhuinimba |
| Punjabi | Chooraita |
| Tamil | Nilavembu |
| Telugu | Nelavemaa, Nelavepu |
| Urdu | Nain-e-havandi |
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