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Description
Baheda / Bibhitaki Whole Fruit
Baheda / Bibhitaki (बहेड़ा) on this SKU is the whole fruit drug of Terminalia bellirica.
Product at a Glance
| Trade Name | Baheda / Bibhitaki / Beleric Myrobalan |
| Botanical Identity | Terminalia bellirica (Gaertn.) Roxb. |
| Family | Combretaceae |
| Plant Part Sold | Fruit |
| Forms | Natural Whole Fruit; Fruit Powder |
Identity & Buying Clarity
Kew accepts Terminalia bellirica. PCIM&H API has a direct Bibhītaka Fruit monograph. This SKU is the whole/sabut fruit listing and is kept separate from Baheda Chilka.
Ayurvedic / Traditional Context
Bibhitaki is a recognized Ayurvedic fruit drug. Old respiratory, digestive, immunity, cancer, brain and eye disease claims and generic dosage tables have been removed.
Ayurvedic Property Status
RGVP is omitted because exact property values were not directly verified from the matched fruit monograph in this pass.
Available Form & Use
Natural is whole/sabut fruit; Powder is the ground commercial fruit material.
Quality & Storage
Whole fruits naturally vary in size, surface texture and brown-grey shade. Keep sealed and dry.
Important Precautions
- Do not confuse whole Baheda fruit with the separate Baheda Chilka/pericarp listing.
- No fixed therapeutic dose is provided.
- Medicinal use should be practitioner-guided.
Why Buy From Jadibuti Store?
- Exact Terminalia bellirica identity.
- Direct API fruit match.
- Whole fruit vs Chilka separated.
- Existing Baheda GSC equity preserved.
- Unsupported nutritional/disease tables removed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Baheda?
Baheda/Bibhitaki is fruit of Terminalia bellirica.
What is its Ayurvedic name?
Bibhītaka / Bibhitaki.
Which part is sold?
Whole fruit in Natural form and ground fruit material in Powder form.
Is this Baheda Chilka?
No. The store has a separate pericarp/chilka SKU.
What is Baheda called in English?
Beleric Myrobalan is a common English trade name.
Why is the URL preserved?
The /baheda page already has useful GSC authority, including 'baheda jadi buti'.
How should it be stored?
Keep airtight, cool and dry.
Reference note: Kew accepts Terminalia bellirica; PCIM&H API directly records Bibhītaka (Fruit) under Terminalia bellirica.
Disclaimer: This page provides product identity, buying information and traditional-use context. It does not diagnose, treat, cure or prevent disease.
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