“Giloy (Tinospora Cordifolia) is an Ayurvedic herb that has been used and advocated in Indian medicine for ages”, says Delhi-based Nutritionist Anshul Jaibharat. In Sanskrit, Giloy is known as ‘Amrita’, which literally translates to ‘the root of immortality’, because of its abundant medicinal properties. “The stem of Giloy is of maximum utility, but the root can also be used. Its benefits and uses have even been approved by the FDA (Food and Drug Administration)”, Giloy can be consumed in the form of juice, powder or capsules”. There are many common names for this species in different languages. Punjabi:(Gllow),Telugu:(Tippa-teega), Tamil:Shindilakodi), Malayalam:(Amruthu, Chittamruthu), Kannada:(Amrutha balli),Gujarati: galac, garo, Sanskrit: guduchi, amrta,Marathi: Guduchi Odia: Guluchi, Nepali: Gurjo. You can search google for all its range of benefits.
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The item was not live any more I could not use it parking was worst
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Did not grow
Did not germinate or grow they were dried up when received
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Received dried stems though the weather is hot. Will not recommend
Dried stems
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