CHUTRO (BERBERIS ASIATICA)
Nepali Name: चुत्रो (Chutro),
Scientific Name: Berberis asiatica
Hindi Name: दारुहल्दी (Daruhaldi)
Traditional Uses and Process of Use:
1. Alterative Properties:
• Chutro is known for its alterative properties, promoting overall health and well-being.
2. Astringent Benefits:
• The herb exhibits astringent qualities, which can help in toning and tightening tissues.
3. Antiperiodic Effects:
• Chutro is recognized for its antiperiodic properties, beneficial in preventing recurring fevers.
4. Deobstruent Action:
• It acts as a deobstruent, aiding in clearing obstructions in various bodily systems.
5. Skin Diseases:
• Chutro is used in the treatment of skin diseases, providing relief from various dermatological conditions.
6. Menorrhagia Relief:
• It is employed to address menorrhagia, assisting in managing excessive menstrual bleeding.
7. Diarrhea Management:
• The herb is utilized to treat diarrhea, helping to control and alleviate the symptoms.
8. Jaundice Support:
• Chutro is known for its efficacy in managing jaundice, supporting liver health.
9. Fever Reduction:
• The decoction of Chutro roots is traditionally used to reduce fever.
10. External Eye Disease Treatment:
• The external application of Chutro root bark is recommended for treating eye diseases.
11. Root Decoction in Fevers:
• Prepare a decoction from the roots of Chutro and use it to alleviate symptoms associated with fevers.
12. Topical Application for Eye Issues:
• The root bark can be applied externally to the eyes for its curative effects on eye diseases.
