Mango
(Magnifera Indica, Linn.)
Properties:
Ripe fruit laxative, diuretic, antihaemorrhagic, refreshing,
restorative, linthotropic, haemorrhagic, astringent,
anthelmintic, and diarrhoea, antisyphillitic and tonic.
Phytochemicals:
Vit A, C, flavones, carotenes, glucosides, sterol, terpene,
aromatic acids, essential oil, fatty acids and phenolics.
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Fluorine: |
03-0.7 ppm dry edible material |
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Iodine: |
0.53 ppm dry edible material |
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Calcium: |
96 mg% |
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Magnesium: |
27.1mg% |
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Phosphate: |
25.0mg |
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Ascorbic Acid: |
16.0 mg/100g |
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Phosphorus: |
16.0 mg/100g |
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Iron: |
1.3 mg/100g |
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Carotene: |
2743 ug/g |
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Vitamin B1: |
0.08 mg/g |
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Vitamin B2: |
0.09 mg/g |
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Niacin |
0.09 mg/g |
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Methionine and Lysine |
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Medicinal Uses:
1. It is a powerful nutritive fruit, containing most
of all essential substances needed by our body.
2. It contains vitamins and minerals along with important
Chemicals that keep out body fit and fine. So, it is
a complete natural food.
3. It unripe (of about torch bulb size) fruit if used
6 pieces at a time per day for a week clears from kidney.
This should be repeated consecutively for 3 years in
mango season.
4. A drink made from boiled mango with salt is a wonderful
remedy for heat stroke.
5. Powdered mango seed when taken 3 times a day cures
diarrhoea and dysentery.
6. Mango Juice is a restorative tonic.
7. Dentifrice prepared from mango leaves keeps teeth
healthy.