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Ingredient Name : Prunus amygdalus Batsch.

Arabic Name : Lawz

Bengali Name : Bilatibadam, Badam

Chinese Name : Bian tao

English Name : Sweet Almond

French Name : Amandier doux

German Name : Mandelbaum

Gujarati Name : Badam

Hindi Name : Badam

Kannada Name : Badam, Badamu

Kashmiri Name : Badam

Latin name : Prunus amygdalus Batsch.

Marathi Name : Badam

Persian Name : Badam Shirin

Punjabi Name : Badam

Sanskrit Name : Badama, Loz

Urdu Name : Badam Shirin, Maghze Badam Shirin

Recommended Dosage: Kernels : 7 to 11 pc; Oil : 5 ml to 10 ml.

Contraindication: Persons allergic to tree nuts should not use Almonds.


Almonds are one of the most nutritious foods around, loaded with calcium, iron, protein, potassium and magnesium. They have no cholesterol and are high in polyunsaturated oil. The sweat fruit and its oil are considered aphrodisiac, cerebral tonic, demulcent, diuretic, emollient, laxative, lithontriptic, nutritive, stimulant and as well as being a nervine tonic. It soothes dry skin, enhances brain power, relieves tension, reduces bad cholesterol (LDL), removes constipation, fights dandruff, kills lice, nourishes the body and keeps it warm in winters. Almonds increase libido and enhance general sexual performance in cases of frigidity too.

Sweet almond oil is often used as a carrier oil, acting as a base for blending essential oils for the purpose of massage or other forms of treatment. Rich in vitamins, it is particularly good for dry skin and blends with other oils. It can be used for face or body massage on people of all ages. It is used with phenol to treat rectal prolapse in infants.