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Description
The Keezhanelli plant (also spelled Keezhanelli, Keelanelli, or Kizhaneli) is a well-known medicinal herb in traditional Indian (especially Tamil and Ayurvedic) medicine. Scientifically, it is called Phyllanthus niruri, and it's commonly referred to as:
Stonebreaker
Chanca piedra (Spanish)
Bhumyamalaki (Sanskrit)
Keezhanelli is famous in Siddha, Ayurveda, and folk medicine for its powerful health benefits.
Most famous for supporting liver function.
Used in jaundice treatment (common in Tamil Nadu).
May help protect the liver from toxins.
Nicknamed “stonebreaker” for its traditional use in dissolving kidney and gallbladder stones.
May help reduce pain and inflammation related to stones.
Traditionally used to treat hepatitis B and other viral infections.
Some studies suggest antiviral activity, but more clinical trials are needed.
Contains flavonoids, lignans, and tannins.
May help combat oxidative stress and inflammation.
Sometimes used to support blood sugar balance.
Helps with indigestion, constipation, and appetite stimulation.
Form | Method of Use |
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Fresh Juice | Leaves ground and juice extracted; used for jaundice. |
Powdered Herb | Dried plant ground into powder and mixed with water or honey. |
Tea/Decoction | Boiled in water and consumed as herbal tea. |
Capsules/Tablets | Available in Ayurvedic pharmacies or online. |
Always consult an Ayurvedic practitioner or doctor before regular use.
Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding without supervision.
May interact with medications for diabetes, blood pressure, or liver.
Aspect | Details |
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Sunlight | Prefers full sun or partial shade. |
Soil | Grows well in ordinary garden soil. |
Watering | Moderate; do not overwater. |
Propagation | By seeds or self-seeding. |
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