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Shilajit Benefits for Body and Mind: A Practical Guide Knowing about the hidden treasures of nature often introduces us to incredible compounds that have positive effects on the body and mind. This helpful guide delves into the intriguing realm of Shilajit, examining its many advantages and how it may enhance your general well-being. "Shilajit Ben..

Traditional Ayurveda treatment for a variety of health problems is semal musli. The tree's various parts all have advantageous health properties. Dysentery, diarrhoea, and menorrhagia can all be efficiently treated with the roots of the semal musli plant. The seeds of semal plant are helpful in the treatment of chronic cystitis and gonorrhoea. ..

What is Semal Roots - Simbal Musli : Semal is a plant that grows in the forests of India. It is a herb. It has been used for centuries for treating dysentery, diarrhea, and menorrhagia. This herb also effectively helps in treating wounds. The roots of semal also known as Simbal Musli, can be used to stop bleeding, gum can be used to reduce burni..

What is Semal Phool (Bombax Malabaricum): Trees of simbal are found in the Western Himalayas all the way up to an elevation of 1300 meters above sea level. They can be found growing in fields, village common lands, roadsides and forests.  A characteristic feature of simbal tree is that it is never seen growing in groups and always grows as a singl..

Indian cuisine relies heavily on spices and condiments to give each dish its own distinct flavour and zest. Mother Nature has endowed us with a wide variety of condiments, which can be used for culinary, ornamental, medicinal, or health reasons. Bombex ceiba, a member of the bombacaeae family, sometimes known as the semal, is one such imposing deci..

What is Semal Chaal (Powder): There's a lot of good things to say about the Semal tree. It's not just a silent doctor, it's also a boon for women. The leaves are a better means of blood purification, while the root is considered a better medicine for leucorrhoea. Other Names: Mochras, Kapok, Semul, Shimul, Simul, Simal, Semul Kanta Senior Ayurved..

Licorice extract Mulethi is also referred as as licorice. Many different medical issues can be treated with this herbal medication. It is widely used in Asian and Middle Eastern cuisine. Whether used topically or consumed orally, it can have a wide range of health advantages. Mulethi powder has a pleasant flavour as well, making it a delicacy and ..

Benefits of Salam Panja - Salam Panja - Hatta Haddi - Marsh Orchid Salam Panja (Himalayan Marsh Orchid) scientifically known as Dactylorhiza hatagirea is a Ayurvedic herb belonging to Orchidaceae which is now considered critically endangered. It is usually sourced from Iran. Some of the popular common names of the plant are Nar mada, Salap, Panch..

The scientific name of Salab Misri is Orchis latifolia; Family - Orchidaceae is also called as "Salep" in English languages. The tuberous root of the plant is called Adam and Eve Root due to its magical medicinal properties. It is one of the herbs that are very effective in promoting sexual health. This is very much use for treating aged patients..

Form: Raw Herb This is also called as Khusiyat -Ul- Salib or Salab Gatta. This is the ground tuber of Orchis masculata; Orchidaceae. The drug sample consists of the dried and mature tuber of O. masculata. The drug sample in the market varying in size from 5.5 cm to 9.5 cm long and 2.5 cm to 4.5 cm wide and conical, conch, or somewhat spindle-shape..

Mulethi Licorice Powder is commonly used in India and the herb it is made up of needs no introduction. Mulethi or licorice root is the base of mulethi powder. The herb has high medicinal value and this is a well known fact since ancient times. However, today, scientists also agree to the fact that mulethi powder can heal a wide variety of diseases ..

What is Mulethi (Licorice Root): If you've ever had the pleasure of tasting licorice root, then you know what it's like to be in love. The licorice plant (Glycyrrhiza glabra or Glycyrrhiza uralensis) has a long history of use in Eastern and Western medicine. The plant is native to the Middle East and parts of Asia and India. Some traditional health..