Скачать или смотреть Giloy ki pehchan | guduchi | Amruta | tinospora cordifolia | dravyaguna| BAMS 2nd yr

👉Giloy (Tinospora cordifolia) is a climbing shrub that grows on other trees, from the botanical family Menispermaceae. The plant is native to India.

👉It’s considered an essential herbal plant in Ayurvedic and folk medicine.

👉All parts of the plant are used in Ayurvedic medicine. However, the stem is thought to have the most beneficial compounds. The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India has approved the plant’s stem for use in medicine.

👉Giloy is also called giloe, guduchi, and amrita, among other names. The word “giloe” is a Hindu mythological term. It refers to a mythical heavenly elixir that keeps celestial beings eternally young.

In Sanskrit, “guduchi” means something that protects the whole body, and “amrita” means immortality.
Traditionally, giloy is used to treat-

fever

urinary problems

asthma

dysentery

diarrhea

skin infections

Hansen’s disease (formerly called leprosy)

diabetes

gout

jaundice

anorexia

eye conditions

👍credit for plant: Dravyaguna department
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