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Amla (gooseberry)

Family:phyllanthaceae

Botanical Name:phyllanthus emblica

Gooseberries are edible and can be eaten raw.

Used to treat:- Diabetes

Pain and swelling of the

pancreas

cancer, Upset stomach

eye problems, joint pain

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Neem

Family:meliaceae

Botanical Name:azadirachta indica

Azadirachta indica commonly known as neem. It is fast-growing tree.

Used to treat:- Acne

Nourishes Skin

Fungal Infections

Increases Immunity

Control blood sugar levels

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Brahmi

Family:scrophulariaceae

Botanical Name:bacopa monnieri

leaves and stems are used to treat snakebites in India

Bacopa monnieri, also called brahmi is a staple plant in traditional Ayurvedic medicine.

Used to treat:- 

Improving memory

Reducing stress

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Clove

Family: myrtaceae

Botanical Name:syzygium aromaticum

Clove trees are tropical evergreen tree and its small reddish brown flower buds used as a spice.

Used to treat:- Pain during dental work

improved digestion

reduced cancer risk

relieving stress

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Ashwagandha indian winter cherry

Family:solanaceae

Botanical Name: withania somnifera

Ashwagandha is used to boost energy and reduce stress.

Used to treat:- Calm the brain

reduce swelling

lower blood pressure

alter the immune system

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Secondary metabolites arere divided into Three major groups

Terpenes, 

Phenolics, and

Nitrogen-containing compounds

Terpenes

Basic structural elements of terpenes are sometimes called isoprene units

Ten-carbon terpenes, which contain two C5 units, are called monoterpenes; 15-carbon terpenes (three C5 units) are sesquiterpenes; and 20-carbon terpenes (four C5 units) are diterpenes. Larger terpenes include triterpenes (30 carbons), tetraterpenes (40 carbons), and polyterpenoids ([C5]n carbons, where n > 8).