Gaozaban (Panchang) – Gaojaban – Sedge – Onosma Bracteatum – Borago Officinalis – Gojivha – गोजिह्वा – गाओज़बान

• Best For: Reducing mental stress and anxiety, supporting heart health (Hridya), soothing respiratory irritation, and cooling the body from excessive heat (Pitta).
• Purity: 100% Natural Whole Plant (Panchang); includes leaves, flowers, and stems. Authentic Onosma bracteatum (Gojivha), cleaned and sun-dried to maintain its essential cooling properties.
• Key Fact: Gaozaban is highly regarded in both Ayurveda and Unani medicine as a "Mufarreh" (exhilarant)—a substance that brightens the mood and strengthens the heart and brain against palpitation and restlessness.
• Usage: Best used as a Herbal Tea or Decoction (Joshanda). Boil a small amount (3–5g) of the Panchang in water, strain, and drink. It is often paired with honey or Brahmi for enhanced mental clarity.

IndianJadiBooti Gaozaban (Borage) has been used for many years to treat illnesses and enhance general health. Borage is a herbal supplement derived from the Gajwan Plant and offers a variety of health advantages.

The necessary fatty acids found in borage are among the most crucial elements for optimal health. The diet must contain essential fatty acids. Mood, internal inflammation, and other cellular processes can all be negatively impacted by an essential fatty acid shortage. The right amounts of essential fatty acids must be present in the body for metabolic processes like cardiovascular functions to function effectively. EFAs also enhance the appearance and growth of hair and nails.

From ancient times, borage has been used to treat influenza, cold, and sadness. Moreover, the blossoms or leaves have anti-diarrheal properties. In addition to energizing the heart, they are helpful for palpitations and melancholy. Gamma-linoleic acid, an omega-6 polyunsaturated fatty acid that is active against several malignancies, including breast, brain, and prostate cancers, is present in the seeds in good amounts (24%). This acid is thought to lower blood pressure and lessen the incidence of arteriosclerosis.

The flower and leaf are emollient (flower), expectorant, febrifuge, galactagogue, hypotensive, laxative, nervine, pectoral, refrigerant, sedative, stimulant, and sudorific. The leaf is adaptogenic, adrenal tonic, alterative, anti-inflammatory, aperient, calmative, cardiac tonic, cooling, decongestant, demulcent, depurative, diaphoretic, diuretic (leaf).

Borage is frequently used to treat respiratory issues and fevers. Raw Herbs are used to treat feverish catarrhs due to the fact that it contains saline, which stimulates the kidneys' function. The mucilage present throughout the entire Gajwan plant is what gives it its demulcent properties.

When used internally, it is beneficial for bronchial infections (including tuberculosis and pleurisy), mouth and throat infections, dry cough, dry skin disorders, cirrhosis, premenstrual syndrome (PMS), thirst, and chronic nephritis. promotes menopausal changes and encourages breast milk production in nursing mothers.

After receiving a cortisone or steroid treatment, borage functions as a restorative agent on the adrenal cortex, reviving and rejuvenating the adrenal glands. Natural remedies that can help this gland cope with the stress it experiences on the inside and out are becoming more and more in demand.

Canadian scientists discovered in 1989 that borage lessened the negative effects of stress on the cardiovascular system. decreases inflammation of the gall bladder and stimulates bile output.

Other Names: 

Lisan ath-thawr, Himhim, Hamham, Abu Araq, ‘Alas, Borage, Bugloss, Beebread, Burrage, Starflower, Bourrache, Borretsch, Burres, Borgelkraut, Wohlgemutkraut Borago officinalis Linn, Gaojaban, Gaojaban, Doddapatre , Borago officinalis Linn, Gaojaban, Gaozaban, Gojivha, Gaozaban, Gajwan, Gaozban, Gaozoban, Gaojuban, Gawozaban, Gaozaban , Gaojaban , Sedge , Onosma Bracteatum, Gou Zabaan, Gau Jaban, Gaozbaan gaozaban gaojaban sedge onosma bracteatum, Gauzaban, Gaozabaan, Gawzaban, Gojivha borago, Starflower, borago officina, Gouzaban, Gaozuban, Gaujuban, Gao Zaban, Gao Jaban, Gaojaban, Star Flower, Boragio, Borago Officinalis, Gojihwa, Gojiwha, Gauzaba, Gajwa, Kehzaban, Kahzaban, Kajwan, Kajban, Gowzaban, Khazaban