Cluster Fig Powder | Fig Seed Powder | Athi Vithai Powder | Anjeer | Ficus Racemosa | Gular Powder

Botanical Name       : Ficus Racemosa 

English Name          : Cluster Fig

Tamil Name             : அத்தி விதை / Aththi vithai

Hindi Name             : गूलर / Goolar

Malayalam Name     : ആട്ടി  വിട്ടുവീതം / Atti vittuvitam

Telugu Name          : పైడి సీడ్ / Paidi

Description

The Cluster Fig tree, growing up to 10 to 30 feet (3–9 m), is known for its spreading branches and distinctive trunk, which typically does not exceed 7 inches (17.5 cm) in diameter. The tree produces unique red, furry figs that grow directly from the trunk and contain hundreds of flowers. These flowers are pollinated by small wasps, and the fig tree reproduces through these flowers, not seeds. The fig tree is evergreen near water sources but sheds leaves in winter when not close to water.

Cluster Fig contains several beneficial nutrients. A 100-gram serving provides:

• Water: 81.9 g
• Protein: 1.3 g
• Total Fat: 0.6 g
• Iron: 16.25% of daily value
• Copper: 11.11% of daily value
• Potassium: 10.81% of daily value
• Magnesium: 8.33% of daily value
• Calcium: 7.2% of daily value
• Phosphorus: 6.71% of daily value

Traditional Uses of Cluster Fig Powder

• Supports General Wellness
  Cluster Fig has been traditionally included in various herbal routines to help support overall wellness. It is particularly valued for its nutrient profile, including vitamin and mineral content.
• Traditional Digestive Use
  Cluster Fig powder has a longstanding history in traditional herbal practices as part of digestive wellness routines.
• Holistic Skin Support
  The fruit and bark of the fig tree have been used in traditional wellness systems to help support skin health. The paste from the fruit has been applied to promote skin appearance and general well-being.
• Ayurvedic Relevance
  In Ayurveda, Cluster Fig has been part of a holistic approach to maintaining balance within the body. It is valued for its role in supporting internal harmony and vitality.

Suggested Use:

Internal Use: Mix 1–2 teaspoons of Cluster Fig Powder with 100 ml of warm water. Allow it to rest for a few minutes before straining and drinking. It can be consumed before meals or as recommended by a qualified health practitioner.

External Use: Apply the paste made from Cluster Fig powder on the skin, as traditionally used in Ayurvedic practices.

Please Note:

• This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
• Please consult with a healthcare provider, especially if pregnant or nursing, before starting any new herbal routine.

Harvesting & Quality Assurance

Our Cluster Fig Powder is sourced from naturally harvested figs and processed using traditional methods to ensure purity. The powder is free from chemicals or additives, retaining the natural essence of the herb for your wellness routine.