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Senna LeavesIndiaBeauty Products & ServicesSenna is a flowering plant, that bears yellow, white, and pink flowers and it belongs to the legume. It can be found in various parts of North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Senna is considered a powerful laxative.
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