SHALPARNI

SHALPARNI

• Shalparni is bitter as well as sweet in taste. The root of this plant is one of the constituents of the famous Ayurvedic preparation called Dasmoola.
• Shalparnia helps to manage fever due to its antipyretic property.
• It is also useful for respiratory problems like bronchitis as it helps to relax the respiratory passages and decreases inflammation due to its bronchodilator and anti-inflammatory properties. This allows free flow of air to respiratory passages and eases breathing.
• According to Ayurveda, Shalparni is beneficial for male sexual health as it helps to manage problems like premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction due to its Vrishya (aphrodisiac) property.
• It helps to increase the blood flow to the penis and helps maintain the erection. Taking Shalparni powder along with water regularly helps in improving male sexual health.
• Shalparni helps to manage piles by reducing inflammation at the anal site due to its astringent and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Taking Shalparni powder along with water manages piles due to its Pitta balancing and Shothhar (anti-inflammatory) properties.
• Shalparni is also beneficial in wound healing as it prevents infections and reduces inflammation due to its antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties.
• Applying Shalparni leaf paste on the scalp reduces dandruff as well as hairfall due to its antifungal properties.
• As per Ayurveda, applying Shalparni leaf powder along with rose water on the forehead is a remedy for managing headache.

What are the synonyms of Shalparni? Desmodium gangeticum, Shalpaani, Saalvan, Sameravo, Sarivan, Saalapaani, Salpan, Murelchonne, Kolakannaru, Orila, Saalvan, Sarvan, Saloparnni, Salpatri, Sarivan, Shalpurni, Pulladi, Orila, Moovilai, Kolakuponna, Kolaponna, Shalwan.

What is the source of Shalparni? Plant Based.