Caper Tree Bark – Maavilanga Pattai – Baruna – Crataeva Religiosa

Tamil Name          :  மாவிலங்க பட்டை/ Maavilanga Pattai

English Name       :  Three-leaved caper, Caper tree, Holy garlic pear

Hindi Name           :  Baruna, Barna

Sanskrit Name      :  Varun, Varuna

Malayalam Name  :  Nirmatalam, Neermatalam, Nirval

Telugu Name        :  Ulimidi, Maagalingam

Kannada Name     :  Bitusi, Holenekki

Gujarati Name      :  Vayvarno, Varano

Marati Name         :  Haravarna, Karvan, Kumla, Nirvala, Ramala, Varun

Punjabi Name       :  Barna, Barnahi

Description

Maavilangam (Caper Tree Bark) is a medium-sized, deciduous tree traditionally valued in herbal wellness practices. It features smooth brown bark with distinctive branches marked by white, yellow, and purple patches.

For generations, Maavilangam has been traditionally used in wellness practices for supporting general urinary, respiratory, and skin health. Its bark and leaves have been valued for their role in promoting overall vitality and balance.

Traditional Uses

• Traditionally used to support urinary tract health and bladder wellness.
• It is used as a cholagogue that allows the discharging of bile from the system.
• In traditional practices, Maavilangam is valued for promoting liver health and digestive balance.
• Historically used to support respiratory health and general skin wellness.
• The fresh juice of its leaves has been traditionally regarded as a natural bitter tonic.
• In traditional systems, it has been used for general blood cleansing and overall detoxification support.

General Wellness Benefits

Supports general urinary tract and bladder wellness.

Traditionally valued for promoting healthy digestion and liver function.

Historically recognized for aiding general skin and respiratory health.

Rich in natural antioxidants that contribute to overall vitality.

Used in traditional practices for promoting balance and wellness throughout the body.

How to Use
Follow traditional methods by boiling a small amount of the bark in water. Once slightly cooled, it can be filtered and consumed before meals. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before starting any new herbal practices.

Note
If you are pregnant, nursing, or under medical supervision, please consult your healthcare provider before using herbal products.

Harvesting & Manufacturing Methods

Our Maavilangam bark is naturally harvested, sun-dried, and processed without chemical additives to preserve its natural qualities.