CITRUS RETICULATA
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OTHER NAMESTamil: Narangam ; Kamalranj ; Kitchli
English: Sweet or Chinese Orange / Mandarin orange. Telugu: Naranji Malayalam: Narakam Kannada: Naranga Marathi: Santra Hindi: Swadu-naringa ; Nagranga Sanskrit: Naranga |
description & usage
Northern India ; its different varieties are grown all over India chiefly in the warmer moist regions, Khasia Hills in Assam, and Central Provinces.
Uses :
Coughs, Bronchitis, Diabetes, Liver and heart troubles.
How to Use:
Orange is the safest of the acid fruits. It is a blood purifier and appetiser. Juice is an agreeable and refreshing beverage to invalids especially those suffering from coughs, bronchitis, diabetes, liver and heart troubles. Juice and water in equal parts given every three hours to babies with mother's milk corrects stomach disorders, and is a good diet in dysentery. For children suffering from anaemia, nervous debility, neurasthenia, rickets, etc., fresh expressed grape juice and orange juice make an excellent tonic. Fruit is also used in the form of sauce, cream, jelly, honey, etc. Orange water is given in Europe for hysteria in doses of from 1 to 2 ozs. Oil obtained from the rind and flowers may be taken as a stomachic (1 to 3 drops ) with sugar. it is also used for flavouring.
Parts Used:
Fruits
Taste:
Sourness
Action:
Refrigerant, stomachic
Uses :
Coughs, Bronchitis, Diabetes, Liver and heart troubles.
How to Use:
Orange is the safest of the acid fruits. It is a blood purifier and appetiser. Juice is an agreeable and refreshing beverage to invalids especially those suffering from coughs, bronchitis, diabetes, liver and heart troubles. Juice and water in equal parts given every three hours to babies with mother's milk corrects stomach disorders, and is a good diet in dysentery. For children suffering from anaemia, nervous debility, neurasthenia, rickets, etc., fresh expressed grape juice and orange juice make an excellent tonic. Fruit is also used in the form of sauce, cream, jelly, honey, etc. Orange water is given in Europe for hysteria in doses of from 1 to 2 ozs. Oil obtained from the rind and flowers may be taken as a stomachic (1 to 3 drops ) with sugar. it is also used for flavouring.
Parts Used:
Fruits
Taste:
Sourness
Action:
Refrigerant, stomachic
