Marod Phali

Marod Phali is a small deciduous shrub or tree found in tropical and subtropical regions of India, Southeast Asia, and Australia. It is known for its unique twisted, screw-like seed pods, which give the plant its name.

• Leaves: Simple, alternate, oval to oblong with serrated edges, covered with fine hairs.
• Flowers: Orange to reddish in color, growing in clusters.
• Fruits (Pods): Long, twisted, cylindrical, and spirally coiled, resembling a screw.
• Seeds: Small, brown, and enclosed within the pod.

Medicinal Properties & Benefits

Digestive Health:

• Effective in treating diarrhea, dysentery, and indigestion
• Stimulates digestive enzymes and enhances gut health
• Used to relieve abdominal pain and bloating

Respiratory Health:

• Beneficial for cough, asthma, bronchitis, and throat infections
• Acts as an expectorant, helping clear mucus from the respiratory tract

Anti-inflammatory & Pain Relief:

• Used in treating arthritis, joint pain, and muscle spasms
• External application relieves inflammation and swelling

Diabetes Management:

• Helps regulate blood sugar levels
• Contains bioactive compounds that support insulin function

Female Reproductive Health:

• Used in Ayurveda for irregular menstruation and uterine disorders
• Supports hormonal balance in women

Wound Healing & Skin Care:

• Applied as a paste for wounds, skin infections, and ulcers
• Has antibacterial and antifungal properties

Immunity Booster:

• Strengthens the immune system and protects against infections
• Rich in antioxidants, helping in detoxification

Habitat & Distribution

Marod Phali is commonly found in dry forests, rocky areas, and hilly regions of India, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and parts of Australia. It thrives in well-drained soil and is drought-resistant.