TALIS LEAVES POWDER

TALIS LEAVES POWDER (Abies / Talispatra Leaves Powder)

 Assuming “Talis Leaves” refers to Talispatra, a traditional Ayurvedic herb known for its medicinal leaves. If you mean a different regional herb, the botanical name will help for exact accuracy.

Talis Leaves Powder is made from dried and finely ground leaves of the Talis plant. In Ayurveda, it is valued for its antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, digestive, and detoxifying properties. It is commonly used in herbal teas, wellness formulations, and external applications for skin and hair care.

USES

Health Uses (Internal – Food-Grade):

• Supports digestion and helps relieve acidity and bloating.

• Acts as a mild detoxifier and blood purifier.

• Helps strengthen immunity and prevent seasonal infections.

• May assist in mild respiratory support (clearing congestion).

• Used in herbal teas, kadha, and wellness drinks.

Skin Uses (External):

• Added to face packs for acne and blemish control.

• Helps reduce skin inflammation and redness.

• Acts as a natural astringent and skin toner.

Hair Uses:

• Promotes healthy scalp and hair roots.

• Helps reduce dandruff and minor scalp irritation.

• Strengthens hair and improves shine.

BENEFITS

Health Benefits:

• Improves digestion and reduces gastrointestinal discomfort.

• Natural detoxifier supporting blood purification.

• Boosts immunity and overall vitality.

• Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties protect cells from damage.

Skin Benefits:

• Reduces acne, pimples, and minor skin irritation.

• Brightens complexion and tones the skin.

• Helps improve skin texture naturally.

Hair Benefits:

• Strengthens hair roots and reduces hair fall.

• Maintains scalp health and reduces dandruff.

• Adds shine and improves hair texture.

CONDITIONS NOT TO USE / PRECAUTIONS

• Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid internal use unless advised by a doctor.

• People with low blood pressure or bleeding disorders should use cautiously.

• Avoid internal use in case of kidney or liver disorders unless supervised.

• Do not apply externally on open wounds, cuts, or active skin infections.

• Excessive consumption may cause:

  • nausea

  • stomach discomfort

  • mild diarrhea

• Patch test is recommended before external application to prevent irritation.

• People on blood-thinning or chronic medications should consult a doctor before internal use.