Bhringaraj Medicinal Uses

Bhringaraj Medicinal Uses in Ayurveda medicine is well known and it is considered to be a rasayana, which means a herb that is used to rejuvenate and promote longevity. The herb mostly grows in the moist regions of India, China, Nepal, Thailand, and Brazil. Sanskrit Name: Bhringraj / Keshraj. In India, it is known as bhangra or bhringaraj. It is a creeping medicinal herb that has a long stalk and white colored flowers.

Bhringaraj Medicinal Uses Overview
According to Ayurveda, the leaf is considered to be a powerful liver cleanser, and the oil is especially good for the hair.The herb has anti-inflammatory properties. It has a bitter, hot, sharp, and dry taste.

Among its benefits, it may help in the treatment of:

• Venomous snake bites.
• The liver and nervous system.
• Skin diseases such as psoriasis and eczema.
• Swelling, ulcerations, insect bites, and even elephantiasis.
• Coughs and asthma.
• Eye disorders and diseases related to any part of the head.
• Hair growth, stopping premature greying of the hair, scalp infections and dandruff.
• Lack of appetite by increasing appetite, aiding in digestion, and improving body metabolism.

Bhringaraj Herbal Preparations and Uses

Parts Used:  Leaves and flowers.

• Juice.
• Infused Oil.
• Powder.

Bhringaraj Herbal Recipes

• Add 1 tablespoon of dried bhringraj to 1 cup of boiling water, and steep for 10 minutes.
• Once cool, strain away the herbs, and pour the tea over the hair and scalp.
• Rinse immediately.