Description
Bhumi Amla / Hazar Dani is a dried herb sold under the botanical name Phyllanthus niruri. Traditionally used in herbal preparations for urinary, kidney, liver and digestive concerns. Supplied as dried herb, not a concentrated extract.
Common Names / عام نام
- بھومی آملہ، بھوئی آملہ — Bhumi Amla, Bhumyamalaki, Bhui Amla, Bhuin Aonla
- ہزار دانی، ہزار دانہ — Hazar Dani, Hazar Dana (local trade names)
- Chanca Piedra, Stone Breaker, Quiebrapiedra
- Flor Escondida, Huevo Abajo, Barbasquillo, Paracelsa, Viernes Santo
- Kizha Nelli / Keezhanelli; Nela Usirika
Botanical name: Phyllanthus niruri L. Family: Phyllanthaceae. Regional names can also refer to related Phyllanthus species; the dried photograph alone does not confirm species identity. This herb is different from ordinary amla fruit (Phyllanthus emblica).
Traditional Uses & Research
- Kidney stones and urinary health: traditionally used in urinary preparations. Small human studies have explored urinary mineral changes and stone outcomes; clinical evidence remains limited. It is not a guaranteed stone-dissolving treatment.
- Liver-related traditional use: used in traditional herbal systems for liver complaints. Laboratory and animal findings do not establish a treatment for hepatitis or other liver disease.
- Digestive preparations: traditionally included in herbal preparations for digestive complaints; reliable clinical evidence is limited.
- Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory research: extracts have been investigated in laboratory and animal studies. These findings do not prove the same benefits from this dried herb in people.
Use & Storage
Use only on advice from a qualified practitioner; an extract dose cannot be applied directly to dried herb. Store sealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture and sunlight.
Precautions: consult a clinician before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, for children, with kidney or liver disease, or while taking medicines. This product does not replace medical diagnosis or prescribed treatment.
Pack Sizes
50 g — Rs. 250; 100 g — Rs. 500; 200 g — Rs. 1,000; 250 g (1 pao) — Rs. 1,250.
References
- Kew: botanical identity and common names
- Human study of urinary metabolic parameters
- Review of clinical evidence for kidney stones
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