Apamarg (Seeds) - Prickly Chaff Seeds - Latjeera Beej - Uttareni Seeds - Apoot Kanta - Chirchita - Achyranthes Aspera by IndianJadiBooti

Apamarg Seeds serve as a key ingredient in the production of kshara, a medicinal substance utilized in surgical procedures for fistula treatment. These seeds possess properties that promote urine flow and can alleviate issues related to urinary retention and fluid accumulation in the body.

The health benefits of Apamarga seeds:

Digestive Support:

Apamarga, according to Ayurveda, shows in its activities an increase in appetite and digestive power by increasing the digestive strength and decreasing the bodily toxins.

Respiratory Relief:

It is the warming nature of Apamarga that acts against cough and cold. Apamarga Kshara is therefore an effective remedy against the removal of excess mucus and reduces discomfort in the respiratory system.

Hemorrhoid and Fistula Management:

The laxative qualities of Apamarga promote softer stools and increased bowel movements, potentially reducing the risk of hemorrhoids and fistulas.

Intestinal Parasite Defense:

Apamarga's anti-parasitic properties may help protect against intestinal worm infectious disease. 

Kidney Stone Support:

The sharp and diuretic characteristics of Apamarga may assist in breaking down and eliminating kidney stones when consumed orally.

Weight Management:

Apamarga plant supplements may aid in reducing excess body fat by inhibiting its accumulation in the abdominal and gluteal areas, thus supporting weight control.

Wound Healing:

Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, Apamarga is applied to ulcers or wounds to promote faster healing.

Here are some regional names for Apamarg seeds:

Hindi: Apamarg Beej, Chirchita Beej
Sanskrit: Apamarga, Chirchita
Marathi: Aghada
Gujarati: Aghedo, Agheda
Tamil: Nayuruvi Vithai
Telugu: Uttareni Vittulu, Antisha Vittulu, Apamargamu
Kannada: Uttarani Bijagalu
Malayalam: Katalati Vithu, Kadaladi Vithu
Bengali: Apang Beej, Chirchiti
Punjabi: Apamarg Beej, Kutri, Puthkhanda
Oriya: Apamaranga
Assamese: Apang Beej
Konkani: Aghadi Beej, Kantmogro
Urdu: Chirchita Beej
English – Washerman’s plant, Rough chaff flower, The prickly-chaff flower, apamarg seeds, latjira
Sanskrit – अपामार्ग, शिखरी, अधशल्य, मयूरक, मर्कटी, दुर्ग्रहा, किणिही, खरमंजरी, प्रत्यक्फूली

Apamarga plants and seeds contain abundant carbohydrates, proteins, and active compounds such as flavonoids, tannins, and saponins, which contribute to overall health maintenance. 

For Detailed Benefits, please read: Benefits of Apamarg Seeds - Latjira Beej - Uttareni Seeds - Chirchita - Achyranthes Aspera

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