Vasaka - ( Burg e Aroosa ) - 100 Grams

Vasaka/Burg-e-Aroosa (برگ اڑوسہ, برگ بانسہ) also known as Adhtoda Vasica Nees, is amazing for its natural health benefits. It is found in India and it is broadly utilized as a part of ayurvedic arrangements. It is utilized as a part of treating asthma, bronchitis and overabundance mucous condition.

Ingredient Name :

Adhatoda vasica Nees.

Arabic Name : Adaatoodaa, Jauz al-maalaabaar

Bengali Name : Vasaka, Bakash, Adulsa

Chinese Name : Ya zui hua

English Name : Malabar Nut Tree

French Name : Carmantine, Noix de Malabar

German Name : Malabarnu, Baum, Indisches Lungenkraut

Gujarati Name : Adulso, Ardusi, Aduraspee

Hindi Name : Arusa, Adusa, Arusha, Rusa, Bansa, Basonta

Kannada Name : Adsele, Adusoge

Latin name : Adhatoda vasica Nees.

Marathi Name : Vasa, Adulsa, Adusa

Persian Name : Bans, Khwaja

Punjabi Name : Bhekar, Vansa, Arusa, Vasaka

Sanskrit Name : Vasaka, Adulsa, Arusak, Sinhaparni, Vansa, Adarushah

Urdu Name : Berge Arusa, Berge Adusa, Berge Bansa

Recommended Dosage:

3 to 6 g powder of leaves.

Contraindication:

This herb is contraindicated during pregnancy (as it except during labour. Many times the recommended dose can cause severe vomiting.

Its advantages incorporates:

Vasaka is very effective for treating all cold related problems, especially cough.

1. It is exceptionally powerful in treating bleeding gums.
2. Vasaka is cooling in nature and its juice can be utilized as a poultice for treating a wide range of skin illnesses as it is exceptionally mitigating.
3. It is exceptionally powerful to treat bleeding piles as well.

Safety measures:

1. Individuals with diabetes ought to utilize this pharmaceutical with care, since it diminishes glucose levels. Thus, the measurement should be adjusted determinedly.
2. It is protected to use in kids above 1 year of age.
3. It should be avoided in pregnancy. Can be used in lactation, under medical supervision.

Useful in Following diseases:

• Amnesia (Impairment of Memory)
• Asthma
• Bronchitis
• Common Cold
• Cough
• Diarrhoea
• Dysentery
• Dysmenorrhoea
• Fevers
• Haemoptysis
• Haemorrhage
• Piles
• Tuberculosis
• Ulcers
• Whooping Cough