Anantmool (Churna) - Hemidesmus Indicus - Anantmula Root (Powder) - Sariva - Indian Sarsaparilla - Nannari - Anantamula - DumBel by IndianJadiBooti

Anantmool (Sariva) Powder, also known as Indian Sarsaparilla (Hemidesmus indicus), based on traditional principles and the high-quality sourcing standards often found at IndianJadiBooti.

Anantmool literally translates to "Eternal Root." In Ayurveda, it is celebrated as a Sarva-Rog-Hara (remedy for many ailments) and is one of the best herbs for balancing Pitta Dosha and purifying the Rakta Dhatu (blood tissue).

Ayurvedic Benefits of Anantmool Powder

1. Blood Purification & Skin Health

• Detoxification: It is a premier Raktaprasadana herb, meaning it cleanses the blood of toxins (Ama) that cause skin breakouts.
• Skin Conditions: Highly effective for managing inflammatory skin issues like acne, eczema, psoriasis, and vitiligo.
• Complexion: Regular use is known to improve skin texture and provide a natural "glow" from within by cooling the internal system.

2. Cooling & Anti-Inflammatory

• Pitta Pacifier: Its Sheeta Virya (cooling potency) makes it excellent for reducing excessive body heat, burning sensations (in the hands/feet), and hyperacidity.
• Joint Health: Helps reduce inflammation in conditions like Gout and Rheumatoid Arthritis by flushing out uric acid.

3. Digestive & Urinary Support

• Metabolism: Unlike some cooling herbs that dampen the digestive fire, Anantmool helps improve appetite (Agnimandya) and treats loss of taste.
• UTI & Kidneys: Acts as a natural diuretic, helping to clear urinary tract infections and supporting healthy kidney function.

4. Women’s & Children’s Health

• Lactation: It is used to purify and increase breast milk production in nursing mothers.
• Reproductive Health: Traditionally used to manage heavy menstrual bleeding (Menorrhagia) and as a general tonic for vitality.

How to Use Anantmool Powder

Anantamula Side Effects:

Infused with strong bioactive components, this traditional herb displays no recorded side effects when used in the correct proportion. That being said, an overdose of Anantamul can cause intestinal discomfort, runny nose, and symptoms of asthma.

Common Names of Anantamool Root Powder:

Anantamul is known by different names in different parts of the world. A few of the common names include:

English: Hemidesmus indicus, Indian sarsaparilla, Tylophora, False sarsaparilla, Pseudosarsa, Periploca indica, Magarbu, etc.

Hindi:  Anantamul, Sugandi Pala

Malayalam: Nannaari

Tamil: Suganthi Paalaa, Suganthipaalaa, Nannari

Telugu: Sugandhi

Bengali: Anantamul

Assamese: Anantamula

Kannada: Anamtamula

Oriya: Suguddimalo in Oriya

Marathi: Anantavel, Upalsari

Sanskrit: Anantamula, Balyam, and Shariva.

Other Names:

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