Makhana or fox nuts (gorgon nuts) are cultivated for its edible starchy seeds used in various Indian foods and in Indian medicines. What is Makhana or fox nut? The seed portion of Euryale ferox plant is called fox nut or Makhana and is a popular food in Asian Subcontinent. It has both nutritive as well as medicinal uses. “Euryale” is …
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Musli Pak contains Safed Musli as a main ingredient. It is beneficial for providing nourishment and strength to the body. It also has aphrodisiac properties. It helps to improve physical performance, strength and libido in men. It also improves sperm count by boosting spermatogenesis. In the case of women, it is helpful in the treatment of leucorrhea and backache. The …
Read More »Foods to Avoid in Summer
Which Foods should we avoid during summers? The heat increases during summers. Heat relates to Pitta Dosha. So, summer is a season of Pitta Dosha. The diet during summer should be pitta pacifying. In summers, the excess consumption of foods with pungent, sour and salty taste is not good. In addition, hot, oily, fried and fast food should also be …
Read More »Which ayurvedic remedy is best for reducing excess body heat?
Can you please explain what should we eat or which ayurvedic remedy can be taken to reduce excess body heat? There are several ayurvedic remedies that can help to reduce excess body heat. According to ayurveda, you are likely to have increased Pitta Dosha in your body. There can also be several other causes that can result in excess body …
Read More »Side Effects of Musli Pak
Does Musli Pak cause constipation? What are side effects of musli pak? The most common side effects of Musli Pak is constipation. Therefore, some people may also require anti-constipation medicine along with it. It is also heavy to digest. So, it may also cause loss of appetite in a few rare cases. The side effects of Musli Pak are not …
Read More »Research Studies on Abha Guggulu for Fracture Healing and Avascular Necrosis (AVN) Treatment
According to research studies, Abha Guggulu is an effective ayurvedic medicine for enhancing fracture healing. It is also found beneficial in avascular necrosis (AVN) management. STUDY 1 – Fracture Healing Abha Guggulu is commonly used for the management of fractures due to its action for hastening the fracture healing process. A study published in Ancient Science of Life in 1997 …
Read More »Abha Guggulu Ingredients & Composition
Abha Guggulu contains Shuddha Guggulu as a major ingredient. It contains 50% Guggulu. In addition to Guggulu, it contains gum of Babul tree, Triphala powder, Trikatu powder and cow’s ghee. Abha Guggulu Ingredients The content of Abha Guggul is as follows: Gum from Babul (Kikar) tree 7.14% Triphala Powder 21.42% Trikatu Powder 21.42% Shuddha Guggulu 50% Cow’s Ghee Q.S. Triphala …
Read More »Mandukaparni (Centella Asiatica)
Mandukaparni is also known as manduki in Hindi and Gotu-Kola or Indian Pennywort in English. It is a native plant of Southeast Asia. It is a medicinal plant and its tremendous uses are mentioned in Ayurveda. It is commonly used as a brain food (or brain tonic) in Ayurveda and enhances mind power. The botanical name for mandukaparni is Centella …
Read More »Shankhpushpi (Convolvulus pluricaulis)
Shankhpushpi is a brain tonic that has tremendous potential in the proper working and functioning of the human brain. It is a traditional Ayurvedic herb. It is also called as Shankhuli or Shankhul in Hindi and Shankhpushpi in English. The botanical name of shankpushpi is Convolvulus pluricaulis. It has white and blue colored flowers that are round or bell-shaped. It …
Read More »Jyotishmati (Malkangani) – Celastrus Paniculatus
Jyotishmati is a woody herb with immense uses. It is an Ayurvedic plant that has many health benefits. It is called by many names such as Malkangani in Hindi and Climbing Staff tree, Staff tree, Black oil tree or Intellect tree in English. Its botanical name of is Celastrus Paniculatus. It is native to India and used in various Ayurvedic …
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