Produce of India: In India, Uttar Pradesh is the major producer of jaggery, followed by Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Bihar, Gujarat, and Haryana.
History: Some say that jaggery originated in eastern India, some say that Portuguese brought it here. So though the exact point of location is debatable, one can say that jaggery was produced in places with high sugarcane growth, viz. the Indian subcontinent, Latin America and the Caribbean.
Ayurveda perspective: Ayurvedic text Ashtanga Hrudayam Sutrasthana explains that regular consumption of washed and clean jaggery decreases Kapha dosha and serves as a diuretic. Unrefined jaggery acts as a natural blood purifier.
Ayurvedic practitioners strongly recommend using old jaggery- which is at least one year old for promoting digestion, cleansing gastrointestinal tract, urinary bladder, boost heart function and beat anemia.
Jaggery is the main component in various ayurvedic medicines, especially in those that are available in the form of tonics and jams.
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