Other Names
Botanical Name | : Caesalpinia Bonducella |
Tamil Name | : கழிச்சிக்காய் / Kalichchikkaai |
English Name | : Bonduc Nut, Febrifuge Nut, Fever Nut, Molucca Bean, Nicker Nut, Sea Pearl |
Malayalam Name | : കാളാഞ്ചി / Kalanchi,Kazhanji, Kalanchik Karu, Kazhanchik Karu |
Hindi Name | : कांटकरंज / कांटीकरंज / कुबेराक्षी / Kantkarej,Kantakareja, Gajga, Katkaranj, Naktamala |
Sanskrit Name | : Putikaranja, Kantaki Karanj, Kuberaksha, Latakaranja, Putikaranja |
Telugu Name | : గచ్చ్చకాయ / కాంతికరంజా / కుబేరాక్షి / gachchakaya / Kantikaranja / Kuberakshi |
Kannada Name | : Gajjiga, Gajjuga, Gajaga-Kayi, Gajikekayi, Gajjege, Heggajjiga, Sanna Gajjuga |
Description
Caesalpinia Bonducella, commonly known as Nicker Nut or Bonduc Nut, is a hardy plant native to the tropical regions of Asia and the Pacific Islands. It belongs to the legume family and is known for its thorny branches, compound leaves with 6–9 pairs of leaflets, and yellow flowers arranged in long racemes. The plant produces grayish seeds enclosed in spiny pods, which have been used in various traditional wellness systems for centuries.
Traditional Uses & Herbal Significance
Nicker Nut has long been respected in traditional herbal practices, particularly in Ayurveda and Siddha medicine, where different parts of the plant—including the seeds, bark, and leaves—are used for general wellness.
- Supports Digestive Comfort
Nicker Nut powder is traditionally used to support internal balance and digestive wellness as part of a holistic daily routine. - Cultural Wellness Practices
The plant has been used in cultural rituals and traditional preparations across India and Southeast Asia. It is often combined with other natural herbs in decoctions and herbal blends. - External Applications
In folk traditions, a paste made from Nicker Nut seeds and leaves is used topically as part of skincare routines and self-care rituals. - Oral Wellness Tradition
Traditional preparations also include use of twigs or leaf extracts as part of natural oral hygiene practices.
Suggested Use
Mix approximately 5 grams of Nicker Nut Powder in 100 ml of water. Boil, strain, and consume warm—ideally before breakfast and after dinner, or as recommended by your traditional wellness practitioner.
Note
- This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
- Please consult a qualified healthcare provider before using this product, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or under medical supervision.
- Always use herbal products under the guidance of a qualified practitioner.
Harvesting & Quality Assurance
Our Nicker Nut Powder is made from naturally grown Caesalpinia Bonducella. The seeds are carefully harvested, sun-dried, and ground into a fine powder using traditional methods without any chemical processing.
Yasmin –
I bought it again because of its good quality
Viswa –
Excellent product and the powder form of Bonduc works well for me…
Akshatha –
It helps to regulate my irregular periods. I’m very glad to found this.
It’s the best and natural solution for irregular periods.
Must try for irregular periods and you can see the changes very soon.