Description
Gandhak Amla Sar , گندھک آملہ سر, Sulphur sublimatum, Brimstone, Sulphur , Yellow Sulfur, Amla Saar Gandhak is commonly used in Asia as an herbal medicine to treat inflammation and cancer. To begin with, researchers have studied organic sulfur on oral and other cancers and have found its remarkable benefit in anticancer therapy. It is warm and dry in second degree.
Specification:
The mineral, often exhibits a lustrous yellow hue. Typically, it is discovered in deposits of gypsum and through sublimation processes in areas with dormant volcanoes. As well as, it is present in ores like pyrites, in various forms such as sulphates and sulphides of metals like iron, copper, lead, zinc, and mercury. In fact, for medicinal purposes, physicians acquire it through methods like roasting, fusion, or sublimation. Mainly, sulfur possesses a distinctive bitter, astringent taste accompanied by a potent and characteristic odor.
Other names:
Arabic Name : Kibreet
Bengali Name : Gandrog
Chinese Name : Liu huang
English Name : Sublimed Sulphur
French Name : Soufre Sublim
German Name : Schwefel
Hindi Name : Gandhak
Latin name : Sulphur
Persian Name : Gogroo
Sanskrit Name : Gandhaka
Urdu Name : Gandhak Amla sar
Medicinal uses:
Mostly, practitioners obtain sulfur from mineral sources, widely employ it to address various health issues, particularly skin-related concerns. Generally, homeopathic practitioners, often recommend it in highly diluted forms to alleviate a range of ailments. It proves particularly efficacious in addressing skin disorders characterized by itchiness, intense irritation, burning sensations, and unpleasant odors.
People, know sulfur for its effectiveness in addressing digestive issues, particularly those triggered by the consumption of dairy products. Symptoms such as nausea, vomiting after meals, mid-morning hunger pangs accompanied by stomach discomfort, and early morning bouts of diarrhea and vomiting can be alleviated with sulfur. What’s more these digestive concerns are often accompanied by bloating, difficulty in digesting food, belching, flatulence, stomach upset, itching around the anus, painful hemorrhoids, and anal fissures.
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