Pipli Choti/Indian Short Pepper (Piper Retrofractum)
"Pipli choti," also known as Pipal Choti, Choti Pippali, or Pippali (Piper retrofractum), is the dried fruit of a flowering vine in the pepper family, used as a spice in Ayurvedic medicine. It is known for its warming properties, use in treating respiratory issues like coughs, and to aid digestion, boost metabolism, and act as an antioxidant. Its flavor is similar to black pepper but hotter and with sweet, earthy undertones.
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| Net Weight : | 100 g, 250 g, 50 g, 1 kg, 500 g |
| Made In : | India |
| Brand : | Generic |
Pipli choti," also known as Pipal Choti, Choti Pippali, or Pippali (Piper retrofractum), is the dried fruit of a flowering vine in the pepper family, used as a spice in Ayurvedic medicine. It is known for its warming properties, use in treating respiratory issues like coughs, and to aid digestion, boost metabolism, and act as an antioxidant. Its flavor is similar to black pepper but hotter and with sweet, earthy undertones.
Uses and Benefits
- Respiratory Health:Used to clear airways, treat coughs, and help with hoarseness and nasal blockages.
- Digestion:Aids in digestion, relieves bloating, and can stimulate appetite.
- Metabolism and Weight Management:Stimulates the body's metabolism and promotes thermogenesis, which can support weight loss efforts by boosting the burning of fatty acids and eliminating toxins.
- Antioxidant Properties:Contains antioxidants that combat oxidative stress and protect cells from damage.
- Other Medicinal Uses:Also utilized for inflammatory disorders, skin diseases, stress, and gastric problems.
Flavor Profile
- Has a flavor similar to regular black pepper, but is hotter with sweet and slightly earthy or gingery undertones.
How to Use
- Can be mixed with honey or warm water and taken after meals to help with coughs.
- The powder can be rubbed on gums to relieve toothache pain.
Important Considerations
- Dosage: For coughs, a dose of 2-3 pinches of powder with honey is suggested.
- Side Effects: Excessive intake can lead to acidity, gastritis, burning sensations, and allergic reactions.
- Interactions: May interact with certain medications, including some anti-diabetic drugs, Phenytoin, and Propranolol.
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