Bluejack Dried (Raw) / Masikai

Kingdom: Plantae
Order: Fagales
Family: Fagaceae
Genus: Quercus
Binomial name: Quercus infectoria

Bluejack is botanically known as Quercus infectoria. The other popular name of this plant is Oak Gall, Manjakani, which is one of the species of oak. It has been traditionally used as a medicine in Asia for centuries. This herbal plant belongs to the Fagaceae and Genus Quercus families.

The native of this herbal plant is Southern and Middle East Europe, but now it is widely grown in South and Southwest Asia. This popular herbal plant is well-known for tissue tightening. It is also used as a protective herb for infants and babies in a few parts of India. 

Health Benefits

• Bluejack has a great level of astringent properties, so it is effectively used to treat urinary infections and provide better relief from urinary tract disorders.
• This is good medicine for kids who are suffering from diarrhea. The antidiarrheal properties of this herbal plant help to treat abdomen-related problems. 
• Skin and tissue tightening is one of the important benefits of bluejack. It is considered the best medicine for abdominal vaginal discharge, vaginal infection, leucorrhea, and bleeding.
• It also helps to quickly heal the wounds.
• Bluejack is easily prevented from dental or oral problems. It is one of the main ingredients in famous dental care products.