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Guma (Thumbai) — Medicinal Flower of AYUSH

Published 2 September 2026 · Acupoint Deck

Guma (Thumbai) — Leucas aspera (Willd.) Link
Guma — Thumbai (Leucas aspera (Willd.) Link)

Guma (Thumbai) — botanically Leucas aspera (Willd.) Link — is one of the medicinal flowers used in India's traditional systems of medicine (AYUSH). Unlike the emotional Bach remedies, these are used for physical ailments.

Names across systems

Ayurveda: Droṇapuṣpī bhedaSiddha: TuṁbaiUnani: GomanHomoeopathy: Leucas aspera

Traditional uses

Flowers act as digestive and laxative; used as an eye salve in jaundice since time immemorial.

Traditionally indicated for

common coldcoughasthmascabiesdysenteryintermittent feverhaemorrhoidspainful menstruationsnakebiteinflammationjaundice
Many AYUSH medicinal flowers are potent herbs. Use only under a qualified AYUSH or traditional-medicine practitioner.
common coldcoughasthmascabiesdysenteryintermittent fever

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Flower essences are a complementary, self-help practice for emotional balance — not a treatment for medical or psychiatric illness. AYUSH medicinal flowers are a traditional-medicine reference; many are potent herbs and should be used only under a qualified practitioner. This article is educational and not a substitute for professional care.

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