Phyllanthus – ہزار دانہ

Phyllanthus (Hazar Dana) is a traditional herbal plant commonly known as Phyllanthus niruri. It has been used for generations in Ayurvedic and other traditional herbal practices and is valued as a natural ingredient for everyday wellness.

Hazar Dana is commonly included in traditional herbal preparations focused on digestive, liver, and urinary wellness. It contains naturally occurring plant compounds and is often prepared as an infusion, decoction, or part of a herbal blend.

At Soghato, our Phyllanthus is carefully sourced and packed to help preserve its natural quality and freshness.

Benefits & Traditional Uses

• Traditionally used to support liver and digestive wellness.
• Commonly included in herbal preparations for urinary tract wellness.
• Traditionally valued as a cleansing herbal ingredient.
• Contains naturally occurring plant compounds and antioxidants.
• Used in selected traditional preparations for general wellness.
• Commonly included in Ayurvedic and other herbal formulations.
• A versatile herb for traditional teas, infusions, and herbal blends.

How to Use

Phyllanthus can be prepared as a herbal infusion or decoction according to traditional practices. It may also be combined with other herbs as part of a traditional formulation.

For regular or therapeutic use, follow the recommended preparation or consult a qualified herbal practitioner or healthcare professional.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep the package tightly sealed after opening to maintain freshness and quality.

Precautions

Use in moderation. Pregnant or breastfeeding women, individuals taking medication, and people with an existing medical condition should consult a healthcare professional before internal use.

Discontinue use if any unusual reaction occurs and keep out of reach of children.

Disclaimer: This product is intended for traditional herbal and educational use only. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.