Karakka In English - #5562

I’ve been hearing about a fruit called karakka and its health benefits, but I can’t seem to figure out what karakka in English is. Some people say it’s a type of berry, while others compare it to a completely different fruit. I want to know what karakka in English is because I read that it’s great for digestion and might help with my frequent bloating and acidity. Recently, I’ve started paying more attention to natural remedies, and that’s how I came across karakka. If karakka in English has a specific name, it’ll be easier for me to find it locally or even order it online. I’ve seen mentions of karakka in some Ayurvedic texts too, but they didn’t give much information about what karakka in English translates to. Does karakka have any specific recipes or ways to consume it? I’d like to try it out if it helps with stomach issues. Also, does karakka in English refer to a fresh fruit, or is it commonly used in dried form? If anyone has experience with karakka, I’d love to know how it worked for them. Lastly, are there any side effects of eating karakka? I know some natural remedies can interact with medications, and I’m currently on antacids for my acidity. If karakka in English has a name that’s more common, it might also have research I can look into.