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The name of betel brings to mind pan masala. Many people like to eat betel as a mouth freshener. The Hindi word 'paan' is ...

There is no scientific evidence to support the use of warmed betel leaves placed on infants' skin to reduce excessive mucus or relieve cough, paediatricians told AFP. They warned the use of such ...

Paan leaves, also known as betel leaves, come from the Piper betel plant. They are often used as a mouth freshener or ...

Betel vine cultivation alongside arecanut is a profitable business in India, with steady demand for betel leaves. However, ...

Women in the darbar used chewed paan or betel leaves to paint their lips red and applied black powder to their gums to maintain oral hygiene. (Image Credits: Pinterest) The Mughals discovered the ...

Betel leaf, a staple in traditional Indian medicine, is revered for its numerous health benefits, particularly in managing colds and viral infections. Scientifically known as Piper betle ...

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with concerns that failure by the Plant Protection Department to properly regulate such imports could encourage “unscrupulous elements to exploit port clearances to import contaminated betel ...

Betel leaves contain essential bioactive compounds that stimulate the secretion of digestive enzymes, helping to break down food more efficiently. This can prevent bloating, indigestion ...

Paan leaves, also known as betel leaves, come from the Piper betle plant and are widely used in South Asian culture, often as a mouth freshener or digestive aid. These heart-shaped leaves have a ...