Hemigraphis colorata – Murikootti, Muriyan Pacha, Vranaropani, Red-flame Ivy, Tincher, Sathaikooti – Plant

Murikootti, also known as Muriyan Pacha or Red-flame Ivy, is a valuable herb native to Southeast Asia. Its leaves can be crushed to create a paste that acts as a potent wound healer for fresh cuts and wounds, preventing infections and promoting faster healing. Beyond wound care, Murikootti possesses antibacterial, antimicrobial, and anti-inflammatory properties, making it useful for combating harmful pathogens and reducing inflammation. Additionally, it shows potential as an antidiabetic agent and is known for its diuretic capabilities. This small prostrate herb, commonly grown for its ornamental appeal, holds diverse medicinal benefits, making it an essential addition to an Ayurvedic herb garden.

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