AMALTAS plant

 Golden shower tree , amaltas, the scientific name is cassia fistula. it is native to southern, india, and Pakistan countries.

1. Laxative facts cassia fistula is a tee which is that has many laxative effects and it is used for treat constipation. The large intestinal bacterial flora transform it to the pharmacological active aglycon anthrone. 2. Antibacterial and Antifungal protection it extracts from the cassia fistula tree contains antibacterial and antifungal effects, making its useful in treating infections. 3. Anti-inflammatory protection Amaltas tree has anti-inflammatory nature which helps in decreasing inflammation of body or swelling. 4. Antioxidant amaltas tree contains antioxidants that protects the body from free radical damage and oxidative stress. 5. Detoxifying Agent of body It acts as a natural detoxifying agent, helping to cleanse the body and improve overall health. 6. Treatment of Skin diseases golden shower plant is used in local medicine to treat different skin disorders, includes eczema and psoriasis.

7. lower the Fever temperature *: It is also used to reduce fever and has been traditionally used to treat malaria. 8. imroves the Respiratory Health cassia can help the stibilizing the respiratory conditions i.e asthma and bronchitis due to its soothing benefits. 9. manages the Diabetes it can help in stabilizing the blood sugar levels, making it is helpul for patients with diabetes. 10. useful for Pain Relief The plant is used to reduce the pain, which might be treat for arthritis. 11. improve the Digestive Health it is used for healing wound healing and gastrointestinal illness. 12. good for Anti-aging : The antioxidants in Amaltas contribute to its anti-aging effects by protecting skin cells and promoting skin health.

Precautions and uses While Amaltas has many benefits, it is important to use it properly. The dosage and form (such as pulp, extracts, or decoctions) should be determined based on the specific health condition and individual needs. It is advisable to consult with a healthcare professional before using Amaltas, especially for those who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have underlying health conditions.