Product Description

We supply castor seeds with *7% oil content and castor oil in bulk.

The castor plant is a small annual plant. It ranges from 1 to 7 meters in height. It has well developed roots, with green and reddish stems which become hollow with age. The fruit is a spherical capsule with small grey seeds with brown spots.

Castor oil plant or castor bean plant, is the common name for a wind pollinated flowering plant, Ricinus communis, of the Euphorbiaceae family, characterized by large, palmately lobed leaves, flowers during most of the year in dense terminal clusters, with female flowers above the male flowers, and clusters of spiny, red to bronze fruit or seed capsules that contain seeds with intricate mottled designs. Castor seeds are the source of both the commercially important castor oil, which has medicinal and industrial uses, and the extremely poisonous ricin, which has been used as a biochemical agent.

CASTOR SEEDS SPECIFICATION

Castor is used very effectively in the treatment of rheumatic and skin disorders. It is a harmless purgative.

• Rheumatism: A poultice of castor seeds can be applied with beneficial results to gouty and rheumatic swellings. A decoction of the roots of castor plant with carbonate of potash is useful in the treatment of lumbago, rheumatism and sciatica.
• Skin Disorders: Poultice of castor leaves is useful as an external purpose to boils and swellings. Coated with some bland oil such as coconut oil and heated, the hot leaves can be applied over guinea worm sores to extract the worms and to scrofulous sores and boils due to tuberculosis of lymph nodes.
• Problem of Breast Milk Secretion: Castor oil massaged over the breast after child birth increases the flow of milk, as it stimulates the mammary glands. Castor leaves can also be used to foment the breasts for the same purpose.
• Dandruff: If castor oil used regularly as hair oil, it helps the growth of the hair and cures dandruff.
• Constipation: Castor oil is a simple, harmless purgative and can be used without any rigid consideration and limitation of weather and the physiologicalnature of the patient.