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Description
Amaltas Guda (Fruit Pulp)
Amaltas Guda (अमलताश गूदा) is the dried fruit pulp of Cassia fistula, the Indian Golden Shower Tree. This raw herb is offered in Natural and Powder forms for traditional Ayurvedic preparations.
Product Identity
| Common Name | Amaltas / Amaltas Guda |
| Hindi Name | अमलताश / अमलताश गूदा |
| English Names | Golden Shower Tree / Golden Shower Fruit |
| Botanical Name | Cassia fistula L. |
| Plant Part | Fruit pulp |
| Available Forms | Natural and powder |
| Pack Sizes | 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g |
Traditional Ayurvedic Context
Amaltas fruit pulp has a long history of use in Indian and Ayurvedic preparations, especially in digestive and bowel-support contexts. Traditional use does not mean the product is intended to diagnose, treat or cure constipation or any other medical condition.
Natural or Powder?
Natural: suitable for customers who prefer the raw dried fruit pulp for traditional preparations.
Powder: convenient for customers who prefer a ready-ground form.
How to Use
Amaltas Guda is used differently across traditional formulations. The appropriate amount and method can vary depending on the preparation and individual. For therapeutic use, follow the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner rather than relying on a fixed universal dose.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container. Keep away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Amaltas?
Amaltas is the common Indian name for Cassia fistula, a tree also known as the Golden Shower Tree.
What is Amaltas Guda?
Amaltas Guda refers to the pulp from the fruit pod of Cassia fistula. This is the plant part sold in this listing.
What is the botanical name of Amaltas?
The accepted botanical name is Cassia fistula L.
Is this Amaltas available as powder?
Yes. Both Natural and Powder variants are available.
Is Amaltas Guda the same as Amaltas flower?
No. This product is the fruit pulp. It is not the flower, leaf or bark of the Amaltas tree.
How is Amaltas traditionally used?
It is traditionally used in Ayurvedic preparations, including digestive and bowel-support formulations. Therapeutic use should be practitioner-guided.
How should Amaltas Guda be stored?
Keep it sealed, dry and protected from heat, moisture and direct sunlight.
Note: This product is sold as a raw Ayurvedic herb. Consult a qualified healthcare or Ayurvedic professional before therapeutic use, particularly during pregnancy, breastfeeding, medication use or an existing medical condition.
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Product identity, safety and buying guide
Botanical identity: Cassia fistula L.. Listed part: fruit pulp. Available form: As listed in Natural/Powder variants.
Names and identity
| Language / reference | Name |
|---|---|
| Hindi | अमलतास गूदा |
| Sanskrit / Ayurveda | Āragvadha / आरग्वध |
| English | Golden shower tree (fruit pulp) |
Which form and part are you buying?
Guda means the fruit pulp. It is not the flower, leaf, bark or seed, and should not be confused with them. The selected Natural/Powder option should match the variant label.
Important safety precautions
Fruit pulp has traditional laxative associations; do not interpret that as a recommendation for self-treatment. Incorrect quantity can cause diarrhoea or fluid loss. Pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, digestive conditions and concomitant medications warrant practitioner advice.
Why choose this Jadibuti Store listing?
The listing identifies the botanical name and plant part, distinguishes the available forms and clearly displays pack-size and price options. Choose the exact form and pack-size variant before checkout.
Traditional and botanical references
PCIM&H lists Āragvadha (Fruit pulp) as a pharmacopoeial raw material. This listing is for fruit pulp, not other parts of Cassia fistula. Accepted botanical identity: Kew Plants of the World Online. Traditional context is not a promise of medical outcomes.
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