Shyamaka

श्यामाक

Shyamaka (Barnyard Millet) is a rain-season crop grown in wet areas. It is used as a substitute grain during famine or in hilly regions. It is light, cooling, and absorbent. Mainly consumed in tribal and rural areas. It grows in marshy places and is similar in appearance to rice but with different nutritional properties. Verses: 57.

What is Shyamaka / Barnyard Millet (Shyamaka / श्यामाक)?

<p>Shyamaka (Barnyard Millet) is a rain-season crop grown in wet areas. It is used as a substitute grain during famine or in hilly regions. It is light, cooling, and absorbent. Mainly consumed in tribal and rural areas. It grows in marshy places and is similar in appearance to rice but with different nutritional properties. Verses: 57.</p>

Therapeutic Actions (Karma)

<ul><li>Grahi (absorbent)</li><li>Sheetala (cooling)</li></ul>

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