THOGAI’S-”THAANDRI KAI”-TERMINALIA BELLIRICA/BELERIC/தான்றிக்காய் / THANDRIKKAI/बहेड़ा / BAHERA/താന്നിക്ക / TANNIKKA/താന്നിക്ക / TANNIKKA
Original price was: ₹139.00.₹99.00Current price is: ₹99.00.250 GRAMS
1.THOGAI BRAND IS THE PRODUCT ORIENTED COMPANY, WE ARE GETTING THE PRODUCTS DIRECTLY FROM FARMERS.SO ITS NOT SUBJECTED TO ANY FILTERATION BECAUSE OF LOOSING ORIGINALITY.ITS 100% ORGANIC, NON-GMO (NON-GENETICALLY MODIFIES ORGANISM) AND 100% VEGEN.
2.WHAT IS IT: IT IS A LARGE DECIDUOUS TREE COMMON ON PLAINS AND LOWER HILLS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA, WHERE IT IS ALSO GROWN AS AN AVENUE TREE.
3.WHOM WILL USE: IT’S A UNISEX (BOTH MEN AND WOMEN) CONSUMABLE PRODUCT
4.HOW TO USE: MOSTLY USED AS A INCREDENT IN TRIPHALA. ALSO USED THIS POWDER, TAKEN AS A PASTE FORMAT AND APPLY IN EYELIDS TO CURE BLACK CIRCLES IN EYES.
5.WHAT HAPPENED TO USE IT: IT BOOSTS UP HAIR GROWTH AND HELPS TO IMPART A BLACK COLOUR TO HAIR ALONGSIDE FIGHTING DANDRUFF AND LICE INFESTATION.
8.SIDE EFFECTS: PROVERB-TOO MUCH OF ANYTHING IS GOOD FOR NOTHING. EXCESS USUAGE LEADS TO STOMAC UPSETS IN TRIPHALA IF THERE IS ANY DOUBTS/PREGNANCY WOMENS, SHOULD BE TAKEN UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION.
2.WHAT IS IT: IT IS A LARGE DECIDUOUS TREE COMMON ON PLAINS AND LOWER HILLS IN SOUTHEAST ASIA, WHERE IT IS ALSO GROWN AS AN AVENUE TREE.
3.WHOM WILL USE: IT’S A UNISEX (BOTH MEN AND WOMEN) CONSUMABLE PRODUCT
4.HOW TO USE: MOSTLY USED AS A INCREDENT IN TRIPHALA. ALSO USED THIS POWDER, TAKEN AS A PASTE FORMAT AND APPLY IN EYELIDS TO CURE BLACK CIRCLES IN EYES.
5.WHAT HAPPENED TO USE IT: IT BOOSTS UP HAIR GROWTH AND HELPS TO IMPART A BLACK COLOUR TO HAIR ALONGSIDE FIGHTING DANDRUFF AND LICE INFESTATION.
6.SIDE EFFECTS: PROVERB-TOO MUCH OF ANYTHING IS GOOD FOR NOTHING. EXCESS USUAGE LEADS TO STOMAC UPSETS IN TRIPHALA IF THERE IS ANY DOUBTS/PREGNANCY WOMENS, SHOULD BE TAKEN UNDER MEDICAL SUPERVISION.
7.THE ABOVE STATEMENTS ARE NOT EVALUATED BY ANY GOVERNMENT ORGANISATIONS.THE ABOVE HINTS AND GUIDANCE ARE TAKEN FROM SIDDHA BOOK.
🌿 What Thaandrikai Is
Thaandrikai refers to the herb/fruit of Terminalia bellirica — a medicinal plant widely used in traditional Ayurvedic and Siddha medicine.
It’s particularly known as one of the three fruits in the classical Ayurvedic formulation Triphala (along with Haritaki and Amla), valued for digestive, respiratory, detoxifying and overall health benefits.
📦 Common Product Form
Most commercially available products are in powder form (Thaandrikai powder), made by drying and crushing the dried fruits or bark of Terminalia bellirica.
Product Example (generic details):
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Form: Powder (e.g., 50 g / 100 g packs)
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Use: Herbal wellness powder for traditional remedies
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Storage: Keep in airtight container, cool, dry place away from sunlight
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How to Use: As per traditional doses or herbalist’s guidance (often mixed with warm water or honey)
🌱 Traditional Benefits (Herbal Uses)
While traditional claims vary by region and tradition, Thaandrikai is typically used for:
✨ Digestive & Gastrointestinal Support
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Helps stimulate digestion, relieve bloating or constipation.
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Used in formulations for better gut health.
💪 Detox & Vitality
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Believed to support detoxification and physical strength.
🌬 Respiratory Wellness
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Traditional uses suggest support for respiratory health.
➡️ Note: These are traditional and historical herbal uses. During Ayurveda or Siddha practice, formulations vary and should be guided by a qualified practitioner.
🔤 Other Names & Synonyms
Botanical / Scientific Name
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Terminalia bellirica — the plant species associated with Thaandrikai.
Sanskrit & Regional Names
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Bibhitaki (Sanskrit) — one of the prime Ayurvedic fruit herbs.
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Bahera / Bahirā (Hindi) — common North Indian name.
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Beleric Myrobalan / Bastard Myrobalan (English) — common English herbal names.
Regional Linguistic Names
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Tamil: தான்றிக்காய் (Thandrikkai / Thaandrikai)
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Malayalam: താന്നിക്ക (Tannikka)
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Kannada: ತಾರೀಕಾಯಿ (Tareekai)
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Telugu: తాండ్రికాయ (Tandrikaya)
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Sanskrit: Bibhitaki / Aksha
Many of these names are used interchangeably in herbal markets and traditional medicine texts.
🧴 How It’s Traditionally Used (General, Herbal Guidelines)
⚠️ Consult a qualified herbalist or healthcare provider before using for health purposes.
Common Methods (Tradition):
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Internal (Ayurvedic use): Small traditional doses mixed with warm water or honey after meals.
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Combo Remedies: Often combined with other Triphala herbs for digestive and detox support.
📌 Summary
| Attribute | Detail |
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| Scientific Name | Terminalia bellirica |
| Common English Names | Beleric Myrobalan, Bastard Myrobalan |
| Sanskrit | Bibhitaki, Aksha |
| Regional Names | தான்றிக்காய் (Tamil), Bahera (Hindi), Tareekai (Kannada), Tandrikaya (Telugu), Tannikka (Malayalam) |
| Common Form | Herbal powder |
| Traditional Uses | Digestive support, detox, respiratory wellness |
| Weight | 0.25 kg |
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| Dimensions | 10 × 10 × 8 cm |
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