Bakayan Phal - बकायन फल - Bakain Fal - Persian Lilac - Melia azedarach

The chinaberry tree (Melia azedarach Linn) is a multipurpose decorative tree that is also known as the Bakayan tree, Persian lilac, Pride of India, and Maha Neem. This tree, native to the Indo-

Malayan region, can be found in parks and along roadsides throughout India. The Chinaberry tree (also known as the Bakayan tree) is, however, more than just a gorgeous tree to look at. The

Ayurvedic tradition greatly appreciates the Chinaberry tree (also known as the Bakayan tree) for its medicinal benefits.

The powerful Neem tree is actually linked to the Chinaberry tree (Bakayan tree), which is occasionally used in place of Neem. The bark, fruit, leaves, flower, and seeds of the Chinaberry tree (also known as the Bakayan tree) are all used in Ayurvedic medicine. According to Ayurveda, it balances the pitta dosha. It is cooling and has an astringent, pungent, and bitter flavour. The bakayan, an indigenous tree of Indo-Malayan and Australasian regions, is a deciduous tree in the Mahagony family.

This tree is mostly used for its wood, but it is also used in a variety of pharmacological compositions. The fruits are poisonous to humans if consumed in large numbers, but not to birds because they eat the entire seed, giving the birds an inebriated effect. The leaves of this tree are used as a natural insecticide to protect stored food.

Benefits of Bakayan Phal:

Gout, inflammation, oral ulcers, dandruff, and piles are all diseases treated with this medication.

The leaves are used to treat bad breath, gum problems, and moth ulcers, while the seeds are used to treat piles.

Powdered Bakayan seeds can be used to treat heavy menstrual periods, uterine difficulties, and vaginal infections when coupled with Amla powder and Muleti powder.

A decoction made from the bark and leaves of the bakayan tree is used to treat chronic or persistent fever.

The Bakayan tree's bark can also be used to prepare a decoction that can be used to treat arthritis, kidney problems, excessive serum creatinine, and uric acid.

Fresh leaf juice can be used to treat skin diseases such as ringworm, eczema, itching, and skin burns.

Bakayan dry seed powder can treat intestinal parasites and diseases when consumed on an empty stomach first thing in the morning.

Goitres, tumours on the body, high levels of body fat or cholesterol, and abnormal cell growth can all be treated with the correct proportions of a powder made from dry Bakayan leaves, bark, and seeds.

Bakayan is also an effective blood cleanser.