Karanj OIL:It has been used as lamp oil, in leather tanning, in soap making, and as a lubricant for thousands of years. Its toxicity, as well as its color, bitter taste, and disagreeable odour, keep it from being used in cooking, but it does have uses in traditional medicine for treating skin disease and liver disease. There is also research indicating that the oil can be used as a natural insecticide. It also used as a fish poison, as the metabolites karanjin and pongamol are both toxic to fishQuantity:60 mLNote: FOR EXTERNAL USE ONLY
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