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What is Bhringraj?

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Where is Bhringraj found?

Bhringraj grows as a weed that is found in tropical and sub – tropical regions all around the globe.

What are some alternative names for Bhringraj?

Also this herb is popularly known as Bhringraj itself, it is also referred to as ‘false daisy’ or Keshraja. The botanical name for Bhringraj is Eclipta alba. It is known as Trailing Eclipta in English; Bhangra, Mochakand, Babri and Bhangra in Hindi; Bheemraja, Kesuriya, Kesari, Kesuti and Keshwri in Bengali; Bhangra, Kaluganthi, Dodhak and Kalobhangro in Gujarati; Garagada and Soppu in Kannada; Kannunni and Kayyonni in Malayalam and Maka and Bhringuraja in Marathi.

In addition to these names, it is also known as Kaikesi, Garuga and Kayanthakara in Tamil; Guntakalagara and Guntagalagara in Telugu; Kadim – el – bint in Arabi; Bhrngaraja in Assam; Kesara and Kesarda in Oriya; Lal Kesari in Santhal; Tik in Sindh; Kikirindi in Sing; Kesaraja, Tekaraja, Bhrnga, Markava and Bhrngaja in Sanskrit; Bhangra in Punjabi and Bhangra in Urdu.

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What is the description of a Bhringraj plant?

The bushes of the Bhringraj plant are about 10 – 12 fingers high and are spread over the ground. The trunk of the Bhringraj tree is blackish grey in color and is full of branches. Its leaves are about 1 – 4 inches long and about ½ - 1 inches broad. The leaves are sharp and somewhat similar to either an oval or rectangular shape. Its stem is small, with white flowers. These flowers generally bloom during the rainy season. The fruits of the Bhringraj plant are about 1 inch long with two visible lines running across them. These fruits generally ripen and grow around the winter season. Bhringraj seeds are small in size and somewhat similar to that of purple fleabane (kali jiri).

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What are the ayurvedic properties of Bhringraj?

The varied Ayurvedic properties of Bhringraj make it efficient to benefit an individual’s health on multiple levels. Bhringraj is Laghu (light) and Rooksha (dry) in nature. This makes it easy to digest and extracts excessive oil from the body which could cause skin problems like pimples or acne. It is Tikta (bitter) in taste and Katu (pungent) in its aftertaste and post digestion. It is Ushna (hot) in potency. Bhringraj is beneficial in managing health disorders that occur due to an imbalance in the Vata and Kapha Doshas. This is because Bhringraj has the ability to balance both these Doshas efficiently, aiding individuals to live a disease free life.

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What are the benefits of Bhringraj?

Bhringraj is an essential herb used in the traditional Indian system of ayurvedic medicine. The science of Ayurveda has provided individuals with multiple health benefits in the past and continues to do so. The leaf extract of Bhringraj is considered as a powerful liver tonic, a rejuvenator and one of the best herbs for hair health.

There has also been data to support that Bhringraj is capable of providing symptomatic relief when it comes to certain conditions like gastric pain, nausea and vomiting.

Many men face specific hair problems like hair fall, dry hair, split ends, premature greying or any kind of scalp itching and irritation. The reasons for these conditions could be various internal or external factors. External factors can include but are not limited to excessive exposure to dirt or pollution. Internal factors may include but are not limited to wrong eating habits, weak or poor digestion and stress. One or more of these factors can lead to a lack of nutritional value reaching the hair. This may cause hair strands to lose their strength and shine. The Keshya (hair tonic) property in Bhringraj helps to bring back lost shine and strength to the hair and prevent premature greying. Bhringraj also manages the factors which might cause hair problems in the future with its Deepan and Pachan (appetizer and digestion) properties. This facilitates a healthy digestive system.

The Deepan (appetizer) or Rochak (taste enhancer) properties of Bhringraj are used in the treatment of various metabolic disorders like indigestion and anorexia. This ensures that an individual’s appetite is enhanced, preventing formation and accumulation of harmful toxins in the body.

Diabetes occurs mainly due to an imbalance in the Vata and Kapha Doshas, according to Ayurveda. Brhringraj’s Katu (pungent) and Tikta (bitter) tastes, along with its ability to balance the Vata and Kapha Doshas, effectively treats diabetic patients.

The Mutral (diuretic) property of Bhringraj makes it indispensable in the treatment of urinary tract related problems such as retention in urine, incomplete urination or a burning sensation whilst passing urine. Bhringraj helps to increase the urine production in the body which helps to reduce painful urinary tract related symptoms, thus providing relief. It is beneficial in the treatment and passage of renal stones as well.

Bhringraj is great for those who seek to consume natural supplements which provide them with strength and stamina. Its Balya (strength provider) property, specifically caters to this need. It helps individuals to build muscles and obtain a good looking physique that can be maintained over a long duration of time.

The seeds of Bhringraj are known to possess Vajikarana (aphrodisiac) properties which help in the improvement of sexual health and can efficiently treat sexual disorders.

In addition, Bhringraj has a Rasayana (rejuvenator) property which helps to improve an individual’s overall internal and external health.