By Namita S Kalla | May 23, 2025 | Image: Canva
Imli contains strong antimicrobial compounds that fight harmful bacteria and fungi, reducing your chances of infections and boosting your natural immune defences over time
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Packed with antioxidant-rich compounds like phenolics, imli helps reduce oxidative stress, fight free radicals and lower risks of chronic diseases like cancer and heart problems
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Its natural laxative properties relieve constipation and improve bowel movements thanks to tartaric acid, helping you feel lighter and more comfortable every day
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Imli can ease abdominal pain and discomfort, especially when caused by indigestion, bloating or mild gastrointestinal issues often linked to constipation or diarrhoea
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Whether used as a poultice or decoction, imli leaves and bark support wound healing, helping clean infections and speed up recovery when applied topically
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Seed extracts from tamarind have shown significant ability to reduce blood sugar levels, making it useful for supporting diabetes management in natural ways
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Imli helps reduce cholesterol levels and blood pressure, which contributes to a healthier cardiovascular system and lowers your risk of heart disease and stroke
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Traditional uses of tamarind include treating fever and symptoms of malaria, using its fruit pulp and leaves to reduce body temperature and provide relief
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Research shows tamarind seed extracts can neutralise certain venom enzymes, making it a promising aid in reducing toxic effects from snake bites in rural settings
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Imli has hepatoprotective and anti-asthmatic properties, meaning it protects your liver from damage and can ease symptoms of asthma and respiratory inflammation
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