Reversal News Desk,
There is no one in this country who has not heard the rhyme ‘A parrot flies on a pomegranate tree, a bee on a pomegranate tree’. Pomegranates are found in more or less every part of Bangladesh.
We know pomegranate as a fruit. It is a favorite food of everyone from the young to the old in the house. The scientific name of pomegranate is Punica granatum and in English it is called Promegranate. It is called Anar in Hindi, Persian and Pashto. It is called Nar in Azerbaijani and Hinar in Kurdish. It is called Darim in Nepali and Sanskrit. The name of pomegranate may differ from country to country, but this fruit, which is full of red, ruby-like seeds, is called a superfood due to its numerous health benefits.
Pomegranate is widespread from Iran and Iraq. In ancient times, it was cultivated in the Caucasus region and from there it spread to the Indian subcontinent. Currently, this fruit is available in many countries of the world including Turkey, Iran, Syria, Spain, Azerbaijan, Afghanistan, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China, Egypt, Burma, etc. That is why it can be said that pomegranate is a widely distributed and well-known fruit worldwide.
Pomegranate contains vitamins, butylic acid, ursolic acid. It also contains some alkaline substances such as pseudopyrethrin, pepterethrinon, isoperethrin, methylpyrethrin, etc. Due to these ingredients, pomegranate is used in Ayurvedic and Unani medicine. Because it is used to relieve various diseases, pomegranate is called the best beneficial fruit for the heart according to Kabiraji.
It is not only the seeds of pomegranate that are used. Starting from the roots of the pomegranate tree, the bark, and the peel of the fruit are all used as medicine. Pomegranate flowers are hemostatic.
Many people believe that eating pomegranate increases the blood in the body. In addition, pomegranate contains natural insulin, which is quite effective in controlling diabetes. As a result, pomegranate is beneficial for diabetic patients.
If any part of the body is cut, torn, or bruised in an accident and bleeding occurs, crushed pomegranate flowers or leaves and applied to the wound will stop the bleeding. That is, pomegranate is also very useful in stopping bleeding.
There are many people who suddenly bleed from their nose. This is more common in children. Bleeding starts from the nose without injury, polyps or any other reason. Then, if you crush a pomegranate flower and extract the juice and inhale the juice through the nose, the bleeding stops.
Both raw and dried pomegranate peels are beneficial for dysentery. Boiling pomegranate peels and eating them by dysentery patients gives good results. Therefore, you can dry and preserve the pomegranate peels even after eating pomegranates.
If you take the bark from the roots of the pomegranate tree and grind it into powder and mix it with honey, then feed it to children who suffer from various stomach ailments including bloating, they get relief from this disease. In addition, the roots of the pomegranate tree work as a dewormer.
The leaves, stems, and roots of the pomegranate tree are all used as medicines for various complex diseases
Pomegranate, which is rich in its own nutrients, can be eaten not only as a fruit. The leaves, branches, and roots of the pomegranate tree are all used as medicine for various complex diseases. Therefore, pomegranates should be fed to every member of the family.
