KUTKI

Kutki is a liver-detoxifying or liver-degenerating herb, or, in other words, a hepatoprotective herb with significant therapeutic effects. Its bitter taste is said to be beneficial to the liver and kidneys. Kutki is considered to balance the Kapha & Pitta doshas in Ayurveda and is frequently used to assist good liver function. It includes a large amount of a vital enzyme called as 'kutkin' or 'picroliv,' which promotes proper liver function, cleans out toxins, and prevents exposure to harmful bacteria that might affect liver function. Arogyavardhini, an Ayurveda preparation for the diagnosis of liver ailments, has kutki as one of its main ingredients.

The plant also has potent antipyretic effects, which help to relax and combat the inflammation that causes abrupt chills & body heat.

Kutki is high in antioxidants, which help to calm the skin and treat infections, wounds, & rashes quickly. Kutki is used to treat vitiligo, a skin condition in which white patches appear on the skin.

The anti-inflammatory & anti-ulcer qualities of the Kutki root & rhizome are particularly useful in treating ulcers such as ulcerative colitis, peptic ulcers, canker sores, and mouth ulcers. This is mostly attributable to apocynin, one of its constituents.

Kutki is a superb bitter agent for stimulating digestive fire, encouraging healthy removal of extra fat and cholesterol, & improving general metabolism. It may also be utilised as a key herbal element for any weight-loss plan or diet.

Kutki is used in several Ayurvedic remedies to treat asthma by minimising allergen-induced bronchial blockages. It reduces the function of histamine, an immune system molecule that plays an important role in allergy & asthma.

Kutki's Health Benefits

 

• Promotes liver health and alleviates jaundice.

• Flu and fever are treated with this medicine.

• Asthma and bronchial illness are alleviated.

• Maintains a balanced blood sugar level

• Aids in weight reduction and digestion

• Lowers cholesterol and aids in the maintenance of a healthy heart.

• Rheumatoid arthritis relief

CHITRAKMOOL-Ceylon leadwort

Plumbago zeylanica is also known the Ceylon leadwort, doctor bush, and wild leadwort. Its name comes from the word "plumb," which signifies lead and agree to impart. Chitraka is a very efficient digestive and carminative plant. Chitrak is classified as rasayan in the Ayurvedic medical system. The blossoms of this useful plant are red, white, and blue in hue. It is a highly significant medicinal herb, and the roots of all this herb are particularly beneficial for heart problems, liver problems, and nervous system problems.

 

Plumbago Zeylanica has a variety of applications.

• Diarrhea and piles patients would benefit greatly from plumbago root powder.

• The major chemical ingredient plumbagin aids in immune enhancement.

• This plant is used to clear heavy nasal mucus, which is the primary cause of repeated colds and coughs.

• It is used to relieve inflammation and is particularly beneficial in the treatment of bronchitis & chronic sinusitis.

• Plumbago root is used to stimulate the digestive system and enhance hunger. It is used as a carminative and to stimulate digestive power.

• Spleen enlargement can also be treated with roots.

• This plant's leaves can be used to cure laryngitis and rheumatism.

• This herb's external paste is used to treat skin irritation, filariasis, and a variety of other skin problems.

• Externally, root paste is administered to carbuncles, wounds, and syphilitic ulcers.

• This herb's pure extract is used to decrease cholesterol levels.

• It's used to stop cancerous cells in the prostate from growing.

• Plumbago strengthens the liver and is often used as a liver tonic.

• This plant has anti-inflammatory properties and is commonly used to treat edoema.

• It can also help with rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis.

BANYAN TREE BARK

 

Tree of the Banyan

The eventuality of a banyan tree to live for hundreds of times is its most charming quality. its an evergreen tree that thrives in tropical climates and may reach a height of 21 metres. A banyan tree is important in Hinduism for its sacred significance, but it's also important in Ayurveda because it may be used to treat a variety of distemperatures. The upstanding root, latex, fruits, kids, and leaves of the banyan tree are all utilised.

Banyan Tree Nutritional Value

A banyan tree is loaded with nutrients. B Sitoster, esters, glycosides, leukocyanidin, quercetin, sterols, and friedelin are among the constituents. Bergapten, flavonoid, galactose, inositol, leucopelar, rutin, and tanins are also present. Ketones, polysaccharides, sitosterol, and toglic acid are also abundant.

The Banyan Tree's Health Benefits include:

The treatment of diarrhoea.

Soaking the little blowing leaves in water produces a potent astringent that's effective in treating diarrhoea, gas, dysentery, and GI tract vexation.

Prevents dental decay and periodontitis

Goo complaint, teeth decay, and bleeding epoxies are all averted by biting on the upstanding roots. The upstanding roots may be used as a herbal toothpaste and can also prop in the treatment of foul breath. It also strengthens the teeth. The upstanding roots are antibacterial and tangy, making them salutary against a variety of oral health issues.

Immune system supporter

A healthy life necessitates a robust vulnerable system. Impunity aids in the forestallment and treatment of ails. The dinghy of the banyan tree hasanti-inflammatory parcels.

It's used to treat vaginal infections.

Vaginal infections can do as a result of poor hygiene and the vagina getting wet. The dinghy and leaves of the banyan tree can be used to treat vaginal infections. To produce a teaspoon of greasepaint, crush a sprinkle of dried banyan leaves. Boil this greasepaint inside a litre of water until the liquid has been reduced to half a litre. Allow the infusion to cool before applying it to the tormented region.

Inflammation is avoided.

Inflammation of the joints is linked to arthritis and joint pain. This isn't only uncomfortable, but it also limits diurnal exertion. The tire from banyan leaves hasanti-inflammatory goods, making it useful for ails similar as arthritis.

It helps to keep depression at bay.

Depression is a severe internal illness. The fruits of the banyan tree are allowed to raise serotonin situations in the brain, avoiding depression.

Antibacterial and antifungal parcels

Antibacterial and antifungal conditioning may be plant inside the dinghy of a banyan tree. It's effective against bacterial and fungal infections.

Lowers cholesterol situations.

In our bodies, there are two forms of cholesterol' good'and' bad.'The dinghy of the banyan tree is effective at lowering bad cholesterol while maintaining a high quantum of good cholesterol.

Diabetes

Diabetes is the most current life illness in moment's world. The roots of the tree can be used to make an infusion to treat high blood sugar situations.

TRIPHALA- Amla,Behada & Badi harad

Ayurveda, a medical practise that developed hundreds of years ago in India, has long employed triphala. It is being utilised to treat a variety of health problems. Despite this, scientists have failed to establish its advantages.

Triphala is categorized as a tridoshic rasayana in Ayurvedic medicine. Triphala helps to balance the three doshas: air/space, fire/water, and water/earth. The factors responsible for physical, mental, and emotional well-being are known as doshas.

Triphala means "three fruits" in Sanskrit. Triphala is made up of three different types of myrobalans: Indian gooseberry [Amla], Haritaki [Badi harad], and belleric myrobalan [Behada]. Powder, liquid, tincture, extract, pill, or tablet form are all available.

BENEFITS

Triphala, according to Ayurveda tradition, could be used to cure a variety of ailments. It's unclear which elements of Triphala are essential for its possible advantages, as it is with many multi-herbal treatments.

Triphala's laxative action, or capacity to "clear the system," is responsible for many of its potential health advantages. Triphala is a bowel tonic that relieves gas and aids digestion at lower dosages. It could also be used as a purgative or powerful laxative in greater dosages.

Triphala is said to aid in the following areas, in addition to gastrointestinal benefits:

• Reduce inflammation
• Diabetes must be managed.
• Weight loss should be encouraged.
• Lower your cholesterol levels.
• Treat a range of fungal and bacterial illnesses to relieve stress