Herbal Remedies

• Ativisha has appetizing, digestive, astringent, anti haemorrhoidal and anthelmintic properties due to its bitter, pungent and Ushna properties.
• Ativisha is useful in diarrhea and dysentery.
• Ativisha is a blood purifier, haemostatic and anti-inflammatory drug because it alleviates Pitta.
• Ativisha reduces phlegm and clears airways.
• Ativisha purifies milk secretion because of its Katu property.
• Ativisha is aphrodisiac due to Ushna property.
• Ativisha is beneficial in impotency .

                                             

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Botanical Name: Morinda pubescens
Hindi Name: Aal
Common Name: Indian Mulberry, Morinda tree
Marathi Name: Aseti,Dhaula
Tamil Name: Mannanunai, Mannanatti
Malayalam Name: Mannappavitta
Telugu Name: Maddi
Kannada Name: Haladipavette, Maddi
Oriya Name: Achu, Pindra
Urdu Name: Togar mughalai
Sanskrit Name: Paphanah
Family: Ruiaceae

Part Used : Whole Plant

Medicinal Uses:

• Indian mulberry is used for treating a number of ailments, such as joint pains, immune problems, pain relief, cellular regeneration, and more.
• Its fruit contains a number of enzymes (proteins) and alkaloids that are believed to play a pivotal role in promoting good health.
• Some recent studies conducted on Indian mulberry have suggested that it is capable of inhibiting the formation and growth of cancer cells. It activates the immune system of the body and has shown promise in helping combat leukemia, which is induced by retrovirus infection.
• Some preliminary researches have suggested that the herb may possess an ability to take back the cancerous cells to a non-cancerous state.
• The fruits from the plant are edible and consumed orally in some places. However, they don’t have a nice taste or smell. The fruits are eaten as famine foods, thought they are a staple food of choice, in raw or cooked form, in places such as Samoa and Fiji.
• The bark of Indian mulberry plant produces a reddish-purple and brown colored dye, which is used in making batik. The tree is extensively grown for the purpose of obtaining dye in Java.
• In Hawaii, a yellowish dye was extracted from the roots of the plant, which was used to dye cloth.
• Various parts Indian mulberry are used for medicinal purposes, such as containing fever, and also as a tonic. Eye problems, skin wounds, gum and throat problems, respiratory problems, constipation, stomach pains and post delivery pains are treated using its leaves, flowers, fruit and bark.
• Heated leaves of the plant are applied to the chest, in order to relieve coughs, nausea and colic.
• The juice of the leaves from Indian mulberry is brought in use to treat asthma in Philippines.

                  

• Marigold is useful in stomach upsets, ulcers, menstrual problems, eye infections, inflammations and wound healing.
• The plant is antiseptic. Its flower, when rubbed on the affected part, relieves pain and swelling caused by a wasp or bee.
• The flowers are also used to make a lotion for sprains and wounds.
• The water distilled from marigold flowers is good for sore eyes, while the infusion of fresh flowers is beneficial in fever.
• Marigold is used to treat alopecia, bladder and kidney problems, blood in the urine and uterine bleeding.
• Bright yellow and orange flowers are used for making garlands and decorate religious places.
• The leaves are used as a part of salads.
• The plant is used for abdominal cramps and constipation.
• Marigold is good for treating bedsores, chapped lips, leg ulcers, persistent ulcers, bruises and varicose veins.
• It is used during aromatherapy, as a skin treatment.
• Marigold cream treats hemorrhoids and infant bums to help fight diaper rash.
• The flower is boiled to extract a yellow dye.
• It serves as an excellent mouthwash after tooth extraction.

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Botanical Name: Elettaria Cardamomum
Marathi Name : Elachi
Tamil Name : Elam Ancha
Malayalam Name : Elatarri
Telugu Name : Elaki
Kannada Name : Elakki
Urdu Name : Elaichi
Sanskrit Name : Trutih
Common Name: Cardamon, Malabar Cardamom, Elachi
Species: Elettaria cardamomum (L.) Maton
Family: Zingiberaceae
Genus: Elettaria Maton

Parts Used: Seed

Medicinal Uses:

• Cardamom is used internally for indigestion, nausea, vomiting and pulmonary disease with copious phlegm.
• It can be used with a laxative to prevent stomach pain, griping, as well as flatulence.
• Cardamom seeds are chewed to sweeten the breath and to detoxify caffeine, in people taking excessive amounts of coffee. They are also used as a spice in cooking and as a flavoring in other medicines.
• The oil made from cardamom seeds is very good for digestive system. It functions as a laxative and soothes colic, wind, dyspepsia and nausea. It also works to warm the stomach and helps with heart burn.
• In South Asia, green cardamom is extensively used to treat infections in teeth and gums. It is also used to prevent throat troubles, congestion of the lungs, pulmonary tuberculosis and inflammation of eyelids.
• Cardamom is also brought in used to kidney stones and gall stones.
• The culinary uses of cardamom are enormous, notably in India. In a variety of dishes, the seeds are bruised and fried before the main ingredients. In Scandinavia, cardamom is often used in baking dishes.
• Cardamom species, in a different genus Amomum, are used to make traditional Indian medicines.
• Among the other species and varieties of cardamom, Amomum villosum is used in making some traditional Chinese medicine, which can treat stomachaches, constipation, dysentery, and other digestion problems.
• Tskao’, a variety of cardamom cultivated in Yunnan and China, is used for both medicinal purposes and a spice.

           

• Kalmegh being an appetizer, it is used in loss of appetite.
• Kalmegh act as a liver stimulant therefore  it used in all liver disorders like  liver and spleen enlargement, constipation and  jaundice.
• Kalmegh also work as  a laxative vermifuge,and worms.
• Kalmegh is useful in fever with rigors, mixture of black pepper and.
• Kalmegh is also effective in chronic fever and general debility.
• Kalmegh stimulates perspiration and removes toxins from the body via sweat.
• Kalmegh prevents  the blood clotting process so it is used to prevent reclogging and restenosis of arteries after angioplasty.
• Kalmegh has anti microbial property against worms and parasites.
• Kalmegh improve the power of immunmodulatory system against any problems.
• Kalmegh also used in High BP patients to maintain blood pressure.
• Kalmegh is beneficial  to make improvement  aganist HIV and allergies patient.

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Botanical Name: Saraca Indica/ Polyalthia longifolia

• Ashoka is specially used for menorrhagia so; Ashoka is called a friend of women.
• Ashoka bark has analgesic and antidotal properties. Hence its paste is used in pains and poising for local application.
• Ashoka has a tranquilizing effect on the nerves there for used in painful Vata disorder.
• Ashoka has haemostatic, blood purifying and antioedematous effects. Hence used in diseases of the blood and edema.
• Ashoka decoction of the bark act as a tonic for the endometrium and many diseases of the uterus.
• Ashoka is astringent, anthelmintic and antidyspeptic properties so, it is useful in diarrhea, dysentery, helminthiasis and dipsia.  

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Botanical Name: Celastrus paniculatus

• Massage with Jyotishmati oil pacifies the Vata Dosha and calms down the paiful sensations. Because of these properties, it is used in paralysis, backache, Bell’s palsy, arthritis and sciatica. 
• Jyotishmati is also useful in adenitis. Cervical lymphadenopthy, tuberculosis, adenitis because of Ushna Virya.
• Being an appetizer by Katu Tikta and Ushna Guna, Jyotishmati is used in loss of appetite. Snigdha and Ushna Gunas improve peristalsis and are therefore useful in overcoming constipation and abdominal distension (flatulence)
• Ushna Guna stimulates heart, improves cardiac output; therefore useful in bradycardia and edema. Jyotishmati oil is useful in beriberi and osteoarthritis.
• Jyotishmati oil is used for Nasya by its property of Katu, Ushna, Kapha pacifying and brain cleansing. It is also useful in asthma and bronchitis.
• Jyotishmati improves memory by medhya Guna. Ushna property enhances grasping power. Cow’s ghee and Jyotishmati oil mixture is used as a memory enhancer.
• Morphine addiction can be counteracted by daily consumption of 60 ml. of leaf juice of Jyotishmati or 10 gm of powder in divided dose.
• By increasing the renal circulation due to Ushna Jyotishmati acts as a diuretic. Therefore it is used in dysuria.
• Diaphoretic and cures skin disorders. It is used as antipruritic.
• By Katu and Tikta property which is amapachak and diaphoretic, it is used as antipyretic. Within 2-3hrs. It reduces fever by inducing sweating.

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• Being a blood purifier, haemostatic, vasoconstriction and healing property, Babool powder is sprinkled on burnt injuries and bleeds.
• Decoction of Babool bark is used for Uttar Basti (enema through vagina) in leucorrhoea.
• Babool is also used for tub bath in rectal prolapsed and for gargles in oral disorders.
• Babool is useful in diarrhea, dysentery, Piles, helminthiasis, bleeding disorders, cough and urinary disorders.
• In premature ejaculation, powder of raw legume + sugar is found useful.
• Babool is recommended in fracture to fasten the union of fractured ends; and for proper healing of internal injuries.
• Babool powder is recommended in diabetes to minimize diabetic complications.
• Babool also works well in skin diseases.
• Babool corrects the metabolism which makes it useful in maintaining a healthy body weight.
• Babool is recommended in dental problems. 
• Internal use of Babula is advised in treatment of skin diseases, diarrhea, premature ejaculation, piles and general debility. In Ayurveda the decoction of Babula bark is used for cleaning of old and infected wounds.
• In burn injuries, use of Babula bark powder has been as it stimulates the healing process of burn injuries and controls the scar formation.
• Babul bark finds its primary applications in oral & dental hygiene products, burn injuries and in skin diseases. Being an astringent, twigs of Babula have been used in India as natural toothbrushes in prevention of bleeding gums.
• Used in printing, paint production, glue, cosmetics and various industrial applications, including viscosity control in inks and in textile industries.

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