Jute Leaves

चञ्चू

Chanchu (Jute leaves) is commonly used as a vegetable in many parts of India. The plant grows 4-8 feet tall in the rainy season. The young tender leaves are used as a pot herb. It has a slightly bitter and mucilaginous taste. The leaves are fibrous when mature. It promotes appetite and is slightly laxative. Verses: 14.

What is Jute Leaves (Chanchu / चञ्चू)?

<p>Chanchu (Jute leaves) is commonly used as a vegetable in many parts of India. The plant grows 4-8 feet tall in the rainy season. The young tender leaves are used as a pot herb. It has a slightly bitter and mucilaginous taste. The leaves are fibrous when mature. It promotes appetite and is slightly laxative. Verses: 14.</p>

Therapeutic Actions (Karma)

<ul><li>Deepana (appetizer)</li><li>Bhedana (purgative)</li></ul>

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