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Eclipta prostrata / Eclipta
alba |
| Sanskrit / Indian Names
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Bhringaraja, Kesharaja,
Kesharanjana |
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Eclipta
alba is an erect or prostrate, much branched, strigosely hirsute,
annual herb often rooting at the nodes, with opposite and sessile,
leaves.
Its principal constituent is the herb which contains wedelolactone
and demethyl wedelolactone. The herb is used as a tonic and deobstruent
in hepatic and splenic enlargements and in skin diseases. The plant
juice is administered in combination with aromatics for catarrhal
jaundice. The fresh juice leaves is applied on the scalp for promoting
hair growth. The plant possesses antihepatotoxic and anti-inflammatory
activities. The fresh plant is considered anodyne and absorbent.
Used in Abana
(HeartCare), Geriforte
(GeriCare / StressCare), Pilex
(VeinCare), Purim
(HemoCare), Talekt, Protein Conditioner,
Revitalizing Hair
Oil, Galactin Vet,
Geriforte
Aqua, Geriforte
Vet, Liv.52
Protec, Himmune.
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Elettaria cardamomum |
| English Names
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Cardamom, Lesser Cardamom |
| Sanskrit / Indian Name
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Ela |
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A
tall, herbaceous perennial with branching subterranean rootstock,
from which arise a number of upright leafy shoots.
In medicine, it is used as an adjuvant to carminative drugs. It
is official in the British and U.S. pharmacopoeias and used as an
aromatic stimulant, carminative and flavoring agent.
Cardamom owes its aroma and therapeutic properties to the volatile
oil present in the seeds. The major components of the oil are 1,8-cineole
and terpinyl acetate. Volatile components of cardamom exhibit antimicrobial
activity. The oil has anti-aflatoxin substances.
In herbal medicine, cardamom is chewed slowly to sweeten the breath,
as aphrodisiac, to soothe digestion, stimulate the appetite, used
against flatulence, colic and disorders of the body, often combined
with purgatives to offset griping.
It is also reported to possess anti-inflammatory, analgesic and
cardiotonic properties.
Used in Abana
(HeartCare), Bonnisan,
Geriforte
(GeriCare / StressCare), Koflet
lozenge (CoughCare lozenge), Lukol,
Mentat
(MindCare), Mentat
syrup, Renalka,
V-Gel (FemCare
Gel), Anxocare,
Digyton,
Geriforte
Aqua, Geriforte
Vet, Chyavanaprasha, Himmune.
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Embelia ribes |
| English Names
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False Black Pepper, False Pepper |
| Sanskrit / Indian Names
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Krimighna, Tandula, Vidanga |
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Embelia
ribes is a large scandent shrub with slender branches and gland-dotted
leaves.
Its principal constituents are embelin, quercitol and fatty ingredients.
An alkaloid, christembine, a resinoid, tannins and minute quantities
of a volatile oil are present. The dried fruit is considered anthelmintic,
astringent, carminative, alterative and stimulant. It has been used
in India since ancient times, as an anthelmintic. It is effective
in the treatment of ascariasis. The dried fruits are used in decoction
for fevers and for diseases of the chest and skin. The fruit also
shows antibacterial activity.
Used in Abana
(HeartCare), Diakof
(CoughCare Sfree), Gasex
(GastriCare), Geriforte
(GeriCare / StressCare), Herbolax
(LaxaCare), Koflet
(CoughCare), Mentat
(MindCare), Mentat
syrup, Purim
(HemoCare), Talekt, Dental
Cream, Anxocare,
Appetonic
forte Vet, Appetonic
Vet, Geriforte
Aqua, Geriforte
Vet.
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| Latin
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Emblica officinalis |
| English Name
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Indian Gooseberry |
| Sanskrit / Indian Name
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Amalaki |
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Emblica
officinalis is a deciduous tree with exfoliating bark. Its fruit
contains the highest amount of vitamin C in natural form and cytokine-like
substances identified as zeatin, z.riboside, z.nucleotide.
Its fruit is acrid, cooling, refrigerant, diuretic, laxative and
used in the preparation of hair dyes. A fixed oil extracted from
the fruits is reported to have the property of promoting hair growth.
The dried fruit is useful in hemorrhage, diarrhea and dysentery.
It has anabolic, antibacterial, expectorant, cardiotonic, antipyretic,
antioxidative, antiviral, anti-emetic and resistance building properties
and used in the treatment of leucorrhea and arteriosclerosis.
It is antibacterial and its astringent properties prevent infection
and help in the healing of ulcers. It is used as a laxative to relieve
constipation in piles.
Used in Abana
(HeartCare), Bonnisan,
Mentat
(MindCare), Mentat
syrup, Ophthacare,
Pilex
(VeinCare), Septilin
(ImmunoCare),
Septilin syrup, Styplon,
Gentle
Face Wash Cream, Revitalizing Hair
Oil, Anxocare,
Digyton,
Styplon
Vet, Amalaki,
Chyavanaprasha.
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Eucalyptus globulus |
| English Name
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Eucalyptus, Tasmanian Blue Gum Tree |
| Sanskrit / Indian Names
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Tailapatra, Tailaparna, Sugandhapatra |
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Eucalyptus
globulus is a large tree attaining a height of 300 ft. or more,
with opposite and sessile leaves on juvenile shoots under forest conditions.
The leaves and terminal branchlets of E. globulus grown in Nilgiris
yield 0.9-1.2% of a pale yellow essential oil containing cineole
as a major component.
Eucalyptus oil is used locally as an antiseptic, especially in the
treatment of infections of the upper respiratory tract, and in certain
skin diseases. It is found to have potent pain relieving and anti-inflammatory
action. Mixed with an equal amount of olive oil, it is useful as
a rubefacient for rheumatism, which help in reducing joint swelling.
It is also used in ointments for burns. Internally it is used as
a stimulating expectorant in chronic bronchitis and asthma. It is
frequently given by inhalation.
Used in Cold
Balm, Muscle
& Joint Rub, Canisep,
Erina-EP,
Scavon,
Scavon
Vet.
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Evolvulus alsinoides |
| Sanskrit / Indian Name
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Vishnukrantha |
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The plant is a hairy perennial herb with spreading wiry branches
arising from a small woody rootstock.
The plant is bitter and is used as a tonic and febrifuge.
Used in Mentat
(MindCare), Mentat
syrup, Anxocare.
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