Babchi is a commercial Hindi name for Psoralea corylifolia and the Sanskrit name is Bakuchi. An erect herbaceous annual, 60-120 cm high with grooved and gland dotted stems and branches. It is found throughout India in Himalayas. It is a part of the Fabaceae plant family. The essential oil of Babchi is extracted from its seeds by steam distillation method Essential Oil.

• It is useful in treatment of vomiting, piles, bronchitis, inflammation, anemia etc. It improves hair growth and complexion.
• It is used to treat vitiligo, leprosy and leucoderma internally. It was shown to improve the color of skin (including removing white spots), hair and nails.
• It is effective in treating leucoderma, white leprosy, psoriasis and other inflammatory skin diseases and febrile conditions. The oil can be used both internally or as a simple ointment externally.
• It is used to make a perfumed oil. It also used for scorpion sting and snake-bite.

Babchi is a commercial Hindi name for Psoralea corylifolia and the Sanskrit name is Bakuchi. An erect herbaceous annual, 60-120 cm high with grooved and gland dotted stems and branches. It is found throughout India in Himalayas. It is a part of the Fabaceae plant family. The essential oil of Babchi is extracted from its seeds by steam distillation method Essential Oil.

• It is useful in treatment of vomiting, piles, bronchitis, inflammation, anemia etc. It improves hair growth and complexion.
• It is used to treat vitiligo, leprosy and leucoderma internally. It was shown to improve the color of skin (including removing white spots), hair and nails.
• It is effective in treating leucoderma, white leprosy, psoriasis and other inflammatory skin diseases and febrile conditions. The oil can be used both internally or as a simple ointment externally.
• It is used to make a perfumed oil. It also used for scorpion sting and snake-bite.