Pirandai, scientifically known as Cissus quadrangularis, is a perennial plant native to Asia and Africa. It’s also known by various names such as Veldt Grape, Devil’s Backbone, or Adamant Creeper.
- Name: Pirandai (Cissus quadrangularis)
- Description: Succulent plant with square stems, fleshy teardrop-shaped leaves.
- Traditional Uses: Ayurvedic and Siddha medicine in India for:
- Bone health (fractures, joint pain)
- Digestive aid (constipation, gastritis)
- Anti-inflammatory properties.
- Precautions: Contains oxalic acid; moderation and proper preparation advised.
- Culinary Use: Utilized in cooking after proper processing.
- Research: Ongoing studies exploring its medicinal benefits.
- Cultivation: Thrives in warm climates, minimal care needed in well-draining soil.
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