Dhataki (Flower) - Phool Dhawa - Dhatki - Dhawai - Dhau - Gule Dhawa - Woodfordia Fruticosa - Anogeissus Latifolia Wall by Keshav Kesahri

Dhataki, also referred to as Bahupuspika and Dhawai in Ayurveda is a flower that holds significant value in traditional Indian medicine. It is recognized for its beneficial properties in treating women's health issues such as heavy menstrual bleeding and white vaginal discharge owing to its astringent nature. Consuming 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of Dhataki powder mixed with honey twice daily can aid in managing these conditions as well as diarrhea. 

Additionally, Dhataki powder is known to balance Kapha and may be helpful in managing asthma by promoting the clearance of excess mucus from the respiratory tract, thereby facilitating easier breathing.

Dhataki is also advantageous for treating skin ailments like acne and pimples, and can potentially aid in wound healing thanks to its antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory characteristics. Applying a paste made from Dhataki powder and honey or water can help reduce swelling and accelerate wound healing due to its cooling (Sita) and healing (Ropan) properties. This paste can further be used to alleviate sunburns, acne, and pimples.