Asrol (Roots) - Asrol (Jadd) - Choti Chandan - Snake Root - Aristolochia Indica by IndianJadiBooti

Asrol, also known as Eswara Mooli and Garudakkodi  is a creeper plant native to Sri Lanka and southern India. This plant is used to treat various conditions including ulcers, menstrual issues, low appetite, fever, and more. Garudakkodi possesses numerous properties such as anti-spermatogenic, anti-arthritic, emmenagogue, diuretic, abortifacient, anti-fertility, anti-inflammatory, antiperiodic, and anti-bilious characteristics.

Health Benefits of Asrol - Eswara Mooli (Garudakkodi)

Treatment of Poison: In Ayurveda, Garudakkodi is commonly used to treat various poisons like snake bites, spider venom, and scorpion stings.

Balances Kapha and Vata: Garudakkodi has Kaphavatashamaka properties that help maintain a proper balance of Kapha and Vata doshas.

Purifies Blood: Garudakkodi aids in the natural removal of toxins from the blood.

Treats Rheumatism: A paste made from Garudakkodi leaves can alleviate pain associated with rheumatism.

Relieves Headaches: Using a paste of Garudakkodi leaves can help reduce headaches and migraines.

Treats Leucoderma: Applying a paste of Garudakkodi leaves can treat skin disorders such as leucoderma, wounds, and swelling.

Treats Tonsillitis: Consuming Garudakkodi root powder with honey can help with tonsillitis.

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