Signifying all the three eyes of Hindu deity, Lord Shiva, Belpatra or the Bilva leaves is one of the most important thing in Lord Shiva’s worshiping. It also signifies the Trinity, actually holy trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh (Shiva).  Belpatra having miraculous and numerous health benefits.

Antimicrobial functions
Bael is said to have anti fungal and anti viral properties, due to which it is used in treating a number of infections in our body. Even many researchers have proved that bael have antimicrobial properties that can help in curing many infections.

Diabetes
Bilva leaves are renowned for controlling the blood sugar levels in one’s body. It is because of its richness in laxatives, which in turn helps in producing the required insulin to control the sugar levels.

Respiratory Problems
Many people know that a type of oil can be extracted from the bael. This oil is indeed helpful in curing the respiratory problems including asthma and cold.

Constipation
When a small amount of salt and black pepper is consumed with Belpatra, it becomes one of the best natural remedy for curing constipation. It went on to remove toxins from one’s intestine, and helps him getting relived.

Anti inflammatory
Belpatra is said to have anti-inflammatory properties. It is therefore used in treating any inflamed region of the body. The extract of bael is applied on inflamed region so as to cure it.

Scurvy
Bael is considered to be a rich source of Vitamins. And, scurvy is caused due to the deficiency of Vitamin C. So, Belpatra again comes into the action in curing scurvy.

Benefit of Bilva Root
preparation made from ginger root and toasted rice cure vomiting. For the treatment of “piles” hemorrhoids, dysentery and diarrhea, preparation is made from root mixed with a tuberous root. The oil extracted from the root Bilva, boiled with the juice of the leaves Bilva and applied to the head is excellent for nasal catarrh and diseases of the ear.

Its leaves are dried in shade and pulverised to get fine powder which can be administered orally. Its leaves juice can be taken in dosage of 5 ml and 1 teaspoon in dried powder form. Here is given more about the various scientifically proven medicinal properties of the Bel leaves as well as the conditions in which its use should be avoided.

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