Bael or Bilwa is an important tree in Indian culture, and is believed to be known to Indians since the time the Vedas were composed during 2000 BC 800 BC. Bael or bilwa tree is planted in and around most temples in India. The tree has been mentioned in Ayurvedic texts like Charaka Samhita for its medicinal properties.
Researchers have proved that the extract of bael fruit has antimicrobial functions. It also has anti viral and anti fungal properties that help in treating various infections in the body Bilva sticks have anti-inflammatory properties and is used for performing homa and yagya.
Quantity: 11 sticks in each bundle
Weight: 130 gms
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| Short Description | Bael or Bilwa is an important tree in Indian culture, and is believed to be known to Indians since the time the Vedas were composed during 2000 BC – 800 BC.
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