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Family: Umbelliferae
English name – Celery, Ajowan
Hindi name, Marathi name, Gujarathi name – Ajamoda
Telugu name: Ajumoda vayu
Kannada name: Ajamoda oma
Arabian and Farsi name: Karafsehindi.

Sanskrit synonyms:
Bastamoda, Ajamoda – smell resembles goat
Kharashva, Lochakarkata, Kharahva, Vallimoda, Hastimayuraka, Mayoora, Deepyaka.

Classical categorization:
Charaka samhita:
Shoolaprashamana – herbs that relieve abdominal pain
Deepaneeya – herbs that improve digestion strength 

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Anantmool or Hemidesmus is an Ayurvedic herb, used to treat numerous diseases and ailments. It is an ingredient in Ayurvedic medicines, used for its medicinal properties. Today we will be describing you the health benefits of this miraculous herb.

Hemidesmus is a creeper plant which grows on trees. It has a very simpler look, but don’t go on its look, it is filled with medicinal properties.

Aparajita has several synonyms in Ayurvedic scriptures like gokarnika, ardrakarni, girikarnika, supuspi, mohanasini, sveta etc. It is one of the herbs mentioned in all ancient scriptures of Ayurveda. The great sage Caraka has categorized it as sirovirecana- usefil in cleansing nasal therepy (Caraka Samhita. Sutra-4) In Raja Nighantu it is cited as caksusya- beneficial to eyes in ophthal mopathy. In Dhanvantari Nighantu it is mentioned as visadosaghni – which alleviates toxins. Sustruta has also mentioned it as visaghna – which eliminates toxins.

Aparajita grows throughout India. It is a beautiful-looking plant, hence cultivated in gardens. It is a perennial twining herb having 7 leaflets, which are elliptic and obtuse; There are few varieties with white, violet and blue flowers. The pods are 5-7 cm long, flat with 6 to 10 seed, in each pod. The flowers resemble in shape to cow’s ear, hence the synonym- gokarnika.

The botanical name of aparajita is Clitoria ternatea and it belongs to family Fabaceae, Pipilionaceae. The root bark contains starch, tannin and resin. The seeds contain a fixed oil, a bitter acid resin (the active principle), tannic acid, glucose (a light brown resin) and ash. The taste of the seeds is brittle and contains a cotyledon, which is full of granular starch. From leaves, clitorin and kaempferol have been isolated. A lactone-aparajitin from leaves, sitosterol from seeds, taraxerol from roots and sitosterol and anthoxanthin from seed are isolated (Ind. J. Pharm. 1968, 30, 167.) Isolation and identifi-cation of cyanine chloride and kaempferol from the flowers has been done. From seed-oil palmitic, stearic, oleic, linoleic and linolenic acids are yielded. Six acylated anthocyanins A, B, C, D, E and F are isolated from blue flowers along with kaempferol and its 3- glucoside, robinin, quercetin and 3-glucoside and ternatins A and B are partially characterized

Our ancient poets have all paid glowing tributes to the beautiful flowers, fruits and trees of our country and have particularly sung in praise of the Ashoka Tree.

Even te great poet Kalidas has referred to it many times and we read of Ashoka Vatika in the Ramayana also. The word "Ashoka" itself means "devoid of sorrow". In the season of Vasanta, the flowers of the tree offer a pleasing sight.

Ayurveda has made good use of the Ashoka tree. The bark of the tree is used for medicinal purposes. It is cooling, soothing, pungent and dry. It improves complexion, allays thirst and burning sensation, expels worms, and removes swelling and blood impurities.

It reduces pain and hence it has got an energizing effect also. It stops bleeding. This herb is chiefly used in the treatment of leucorrhoea, discharge of excessive blood and the diseases of the uterus.

The following are the simple home remedies deseribed in the ancient texts and used even today in the rural areas with great advantage.

Take the bark of Ashoka 2 tolas, milk ½ seers and water ½ seers; boil them together gently and when only milk is left, filter it. Given regularly it decreases leucorrhoea, and menstrual flow is maintained at the normal level.

The powder of the flowers taken with water is highly efficacious in diarrhea with blood discharge.

A famous remedy prepared from Ashoka is Ashokarishta, which is highly efficacious in diseases of women. It is a fine tonic. ½ oz taken with equal quantity of water for a long time after the principal meals will stop excessive bleeding, reduce leucorrhoea and relieve headache. Even a complete cure of leucorrhoea is achieved with the prolonged use of this medicine.

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Some of the health benefits and uses of babul are as listed below:

• Babul bark is considered to be effective in the treatment of eczema. Babul gum is also believed to help with skin irritations. In fact, a paste made from babul leaves is known to help in rejuvenating the skin and keeping infections and rashes at bay.
• Both the leaves and bark are widely used for their ability to control bleeding and infection; thus, they can be used on wounds, cuts, and injuries.
• The leaves of the babul plant are used for the treatment a condition that causes excess watering of the eyes. They are also used to lessen redness and swelling due to conjunctivitis.
• A decoction of babul bark helps to relieve symptoms of tonsillitis.
• The fresh pods of babul tree are considered to be good for treating sexual dysfunctions such as spermatorrhea and premature ejaculation. It is also renowned for its aphrodisiac properties.
• The leaves of babul tree can also be used to treat mild dysentery and diarrhea.
• Babul bark is popularly used for oral and dental hygiene. In fact, in the earlier days, people used to chew on a piece of this bark to strengthen their teeth and gums. Babul also works well for treating gum-related problems. 
• Babul leaves are used to prepare a tonic for liver disorders.
• A decoction of babul bark can be used as a vaginal douche. 

• In Ayurveda it is used as antiasthmatic, stimulant, pain-killing and antidepressant remedy.

• Whole plant is crushed and used for itchiness and itch related diseases.

• Its roots are used for leucoderma, angiopathy, metropathy, ulcers, dysentery, swellings, jaundice, bronchial asthma, small pox, strangury, fevers.

• Its leaves are used for hydrocele, hemorrhoids, fistulous withers, scrofula, pinkeye, cuts and bleeds.

• Whole plant is used for vesical calculi, for dropsy, rheumatoid arthritis, myodynia and uterine tumors

• Paste of this herb is used externally to reduce pain and inflammation and best use of this herb is in eye related disorders.
• It is also used for quick healing of wounds and paste of this herb is also useful in syphilis ulcers and anal fistula.
• It helps to cure spasmodic pain and it is very beneficial for patients of menorrhagia and leucorrhoea.
• Roots of daruharidra are hepato protective in nature and fight against liver toxicity. It gives wonderful results in the sufferers of jaundice.
• It is also anti-diabetic in nature. Root powder of this herb triggers the extra formation of insulin and protect body from harmful effects of diabetes.
• It is very effective herb with anticancer properties which fights against human colon cancer.
• This herb fights against the various infections caused by microbes in both males and females. In females it is used to cure uterine infections.
• It is also used in ear aches and ear discharge. It is also used for constipation and piles.
• This herb helps to stimulate sweating and it is used in intermittent fever. It is much effective herb in malaria than other herbs.
• Fruit of this herb is appetizer, helps to stimulate digestive fire and it is very effective in patients of dysentery.
• Paste of this herb is applied over eyelids to reduce conjunctivitis.
• Decoction of this herb is used in the form of gargles in throat infections and to improve voice.

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• It is the best blood purifier and decomposes blood clots to save from brain hemorrhage and heart problems.
• It’s flowers and leaves can treat all types of Cancers and Thalasemia.
• Can be used for cooling effect – Treats all types of Hepatitis.
• Strengthens liver and prevents/cures liver cancer.
• Improves heart and mental ability.
• Helpful in treatment of body pains.
• Cures allergies.
• Heals pimples and other dermatology problems.
• Strengthens stomach.
• It alleviates symptoms like vomiting, thirst and burning sensation, etc.
• It increases the physical strength and weight of the week and under weight people.
• Helpful in controlling weight for bulky persons.
• Cures mouth gum disorders.
• Normalizes blood pressure disorders.
• Treats asthma breathing difficulty.

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• Give 250 gm decoction of gular’s bark with 3 gm catechu and 1 gm phitkari mixed in it.
• Let the patient use this for gargles.
• It is a very effective treatment for any kind of mouth problems.

• Apply the paste of its gum on the ears.
• It cures the swelling.
• It can also be used to cure the swelling of other muscles, due to inflammation.

• Cluster fig leaves have small dark colored eruptions on them.
• Pluck those eruptions and grind 3-4 gm in milk.
• Strain the milk and give this to the patient, with honey mixed in it.
• Give this twice a day.
• It prevents the development of pus in the boils and treats as well.

• Grind the eruptions with sweet curd and honey mixed in it.
• Give this to the patient once daily.

• Dip a piece of cotton in its milk an place it on the sinus.
• Change the cotton everyday.
• Within a few days, it cures sinus.

• Give the fruits of country fig to eat.
• It cures stomach pain effectively.

• Give 5-10 ml of its juice, with sugar candy to the patient.
• Give this twice a day.
• It cures Leucorrhoea.

• Give milk, infused with the fruits of gular with meals.
• It promotes the growth of fetus and protects from abortion.

• Grind 10-15 gm of its fresh bark and cook it in 250 ml water, till gets reduced to half.
• Strain the solution and add sugar candy and 1.5 gm white cumin seed powder.
• Give this to the patient twice a day.
• You can also give its fruits mixed in the curd.

• Grind the leaves of country fig and give the paste with honey to the patient.
• It cures all types of Pitta disorders.

• Make squash of its fruits.
• Give this to the patient regularly, especially in summers.
• It treats bronchitis and bronchial asthma.

• In case of yellow urination, take the dried peel of its fruits and grind them into a fine powder.
• Mix equal amount of sugar candy in it.
• Give 6-6 gm of this powder with cow’s milk to the patient, twice a day.

1. Mehndi oil with high levels of terpenes, especially monoterpene alcohols, can ensure your mehndi stains darker. Once you make a paste of mehndi leaves and you see the dye being released, add a small amount of the mehndi oil to the paste. This will help the dye from the henna produce a dark stain that will make your tattoo or mehndi design look gorgeous. Its stain can be extremely eye-catching, if that is what you are after.
2. Mehndi oil is widely used for aromatherapy. If you are feeling stressed or depressed, using a little bit of mehndi oil use can relax you or elevate your mood.
3. You can even add a little bit of mehndi oil to your bath water to help you relax in the bathtub or have a soothing effect on the skin.
4. Essential oils are known to alleviate itchiness and dry skin and can be a great accompaniment to your lotion or moisturizer in winter.
5. You can use mehndi oil as a room fragrance. This can be handy if you are trying to mask odours or give the room a sweet smell.
6. Mehndi oil can be used to treat certain skin conditions. Usually, in winter months, people suffer from dry and itching skin or scalp. Applying a little bit of mehndi oil can help alleviate the dryness and itchiness from the skin or scalp. Just rub in some mehndi oil and you will feel fresh and cool!