Muleti - Page 2

Originally posted by: ab_srgmp

Why would you eat/chew that before a performance? No mints on hand? 😕

So far as my knowledge goes,it's a belief that chewing a mulethi helps cure all throat problems.I had a girl in my class who used to chew mulethi all the time as she believed that would help her sing better.Sinchan was doing the same thing,I guess 😊 .

Originally posted by: PIPC

So far as my knowledge goes,it's a belief that chewing a mulethi helps cure all throat problems.I had a girl in my class who used to chew mulethi all the time as she believed that would help her sing better.Sinchan was doing the same thing,I guess 😊 .

How IRONIC, hey? 😆

Originally posted by: shadyhtown

I thought it was like a south-indian dish.. like upama or something

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Originally posted by: Iron

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I did not mean you Iron ji. I meant It is meant to clear the throat, but it actually contributed to her throat issues...

Originally posted by: Iron

Mulethi is used widely n Paans in North too. Specially to clear throats etc. It doe s not make you sing better meaning cannot modify your singing but is remedy for thraot problems

No,it doesn't but some people wrongly believe that it may improve the quality of singing.
It's a myth though 😊

Originally posted by: PIPC

No,it doesn't but some people wrongly believe that it may improve the quality of singing.
It's a myth though 😊

Order some mulethis for all of the IF SRGMP contestants then.. they really need it. 😆

J/k 😆

Does it improve chronic colds too ?

Originally posted by: shadyhtown

Order some mulethis for all of the IF SRGMP contestants then.. they really need it. 😆

J/k 😆

Originally posted by: shadyhtown

Mulethi is a perennial herb or sub shrub for subtropical and temperate zones. This plant is grown in Northern India specifically the semi arid zones in Rajasthan.

Uses: The Roots are used for both medicinal as well as flavouring purposes. It is known as demulcent , expectorant , laxative and sweetener. Various preparations of liquorice are administered in cough, gastric ,duodenal, ulcers, cardiac asthma, hypertension, rheumatoid arthritis and dermatitis. Liquorice is sweet in taste and is also used as a preservative. The extract is used to flavour cigarettes, chewing and snuff tobacco. As a sweetener it is used in chocolates, chewing gums, candies and baked food thus making them healthier to eat rather than harmful.

English Name:Mulethi

Botanical Name: Glycyrrhiza glabra

Common Indian Name:Mulethi

ahhh so that is what mulethi is...was really curious as to wha it really was... thks for the info

thanks shady for the info.Now,at least we know that mulethi is good for sore throats or a bad cough.