Senna Leaves | सेन्ना पत्ती | Senna alexandrina

Kew recognizes Senna alexandrina Mill. as accepted. Cassia angustifolia Vahl is an older botanical name linked to Senna alexandrina var. alexandrina. The current listing sells leaves in Natural and Powder forms, not pods or standardized extracts.

Product identity and buyer checks

Traditional and botanical context

Scientific names and vernacular trade names must be interpreted for the exact species and material. No invented Sanskrit verses, unsupported Rasa/Guna/Virya/Vipaka or therapeutic benefit claims are provided. Botanical literature does not authenticate the actual supplier batch.

Selection, preparation and storage

Choose the appropriate live variant and confirm material, grade and part wherever indicated as pending. Store airtight in a cool dry place away from heat, moisture and direct sunlight. Do not infer a medicinal dose from a raw retail listing.

Important safety precautions

Senna is a stimulant laxative; use may cause cramps, diarrhoea and dehydration. EMA guidance for medicinal senna leaf products is short term (typically no longer than one week), not during pregnancy/breastfeeding or for children under 12, and requires caution with bowel disorders and some medicines. This raw herb page does not set therapeutic dose or claim medicinal licensing.

Why buy from Jadibuti Store?

The page states the trade/botanical reference, the actual variant labels and identity limits rather than inventing laboratory purity or disease cures. Review the selected price, weight and delivery details before purchase.

Frequently asked questions

What are Senna leaves?

Botanical leaves referenced to Senna alexandrina.

Is Cassia angustifolia an older name?

Yes. Kew treats it as a synonym at Senna alexandrina variety level.

Which part and form are sold?

Leaves in Natural and Powder, not pods or standardized extract.

Which packs are listed?

100g, 200g, 400g and 900g in both forms.

Can I take it daily?

Unsupervised long-term use is unsafe; consult a qualified clinician.

Who must avoid unsupervised Senna use?

Pregnant or breastfeeding people, children under 12 and people with bowel problems or interacting medicines.

How should leaves be stored?

Sealed, dry and away from heat and sunlight.

Identity reference

Kew botanical reference and EMA Senna leaf safety summary. Citation of a name does not verify a supplied batch.

Informational, identification and safety guidance only; not a treatment recommendation.