Brahami Booti (100gm) برہمی بوٹی

Description

Brahami Booti , برہمی بوٹی, Centella Asiatica, Hydrocotyl asiatica Linn, Indian Pennywort, Asiatic Pennywort, spadeleaf, coinwort or gotu kola.

Brahami booti also called centella is a small sized herb that is found in moist areas of Asia and have plenty of health benefits. It belongs to family “Apiaceae/Umbelliferae”. It is beneficial for healthy skin and it helps to heal wounds so quickly. Other than that it boost cognition, reduce toxicity, and control respiratory issues. It enhances memory. This herb control mood swings. It heals wounds. This herb lower the sugar level in blood. It is good for skin.

Properties:

It is a tonic specifically beneficial for the head region, aiding in the restoration of cognitive function and brain health. Acts as a stimulant and tonic for essential organs, while also possessing alterative, tonic, diuretic, and local stimulant properties. It acts as a nervine tonic, effective against psychosomatic and skin conditions arising from an imbalance of bodily humors. It is effective against mental fatigue and exhaustion, serving as an excellent antipyretic alterative in cases of periodic fevers

Medicinal uses:

Mostly, physicians prescribe pennywort extract or powder combined with milk for its tonic and rejuvenating effects on brain health and cognitive function. Furthermore, they administer tablets or electuaries (Qurs), containing pennywort along with other suitable ingredients, for conditions such as spermatorrhoea, seminal weakness resulting from nervous debility, as well as for insanity and hypochondriasis. Additionally, they recommend taking the fresh juice of pennywort leaves with milk and liquorice for treating various ailments including skin disorders, blood disorders, nervous debility, gonorrhoea, jaundice, and chronic fevers.

Pills made with basil and black pepper are  effective against periodic fevers. Pennywort serves as both an internal and external remedy for ulcerations, calculous affections, scrofula, syphilis with gummatous infiltration, eczema, leprosy, epilepsy, glandular enlargement, abscesses, chronic rheumatism, and elephantiasis. In leprosy patients, pennywort promotes capillary circulation, improves appetite, and gradually restores the skin’s softness and natural color and function. . Dried pennywort leaves are applied topically to alleviate skin eruptions and mental weakness.

Recommended dosage:

3 to 5 g. approx. For bowel complaints, pennywort leaves (3-4 Nos.) are particularly beneficial, especially in children.

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