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Nerve Wellness

Nerve Wellness
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Pellitory Root Powder  Anacyclus pyrethrum
$17.50 USD $25.00 USD
Supports healthy nervine functions Supports Strength, Stamina & Healthy Libido & Performance Improves testosterone level, sperm count in male  Supports Oral Salivary & Dental health Helps to promote brain functions Supports analgesic response in joint pains Akarkara/ Pellitory [Botanical name: Anacyclus pyrethrum] is a perennial herb much like chamomile in habitat and appearance. Pellitory is found in North Africa, elsewhere in the Mediterranean region, in the Himalayas, in North India, and in Arabian countries. Ayurveda (the ancient & authentic Indian medicine system) and Siddha (the medicine system from Tamil Nadu, a southern state of India) have mentioned medical uses for this plant root and is called Akkal-Kara in Hindi, Akkal Kadha in Marathi. Shodhal Nighantu (Gada nigrah), An authentic Ayurvedic text, has described firstly Akarkara as one of the potent tonic which supports healthy reproductive as well as Nervine system. Akarkara offers a one-shot traditional remedy for boosting libido and improving...
Supports healthy nervine functions Supports Strength, Stamina & Healthy Libido & Performance Improves testosterone level, sperm count in male  Supports Oral...
Mucuna Seed Powder Mucuna Pruriens
$12.49 USD $14.99 USD
Supports as Nervine Tonic It Contains L-Dopa which promotes to resolve neurological problems Supports as general tonic and as muscle fiber builder Supports as Anti-oxidant to protect cellular tissues of brain Mucuna commonly known as Kavacha/ Kaunch beej (Botanical name- Mucuna pruriens) is a tropical legume native to Africa and tropical Asia and widely naturalized and cultivated. Its English common names include velvet bean, cowage, cowitch. The plant is notorious for the extreme itchiness it produces on contact, particularly with the young foliage and the seed pods. Mucuna or Kavacha is well known by two Sanskrit names, Kapikacchu, which means ""one starts itching like a monkey"" and Atmagupta, which means ""secret self,"" and hints at the therapeutic value of the seed concealed within the allergenic seedpod.In Ayurveda, Mucuna is used from ancient times for various neurological & general debility problems. Mucuna is used in dysfunction of all 3 dosha’s, viz...
Supports as Nervine Tonic It Contains L-Dopa which promotes to resolve neurological problems Supports as general tonic and as muscle...
Shankhapushpi Herb Powder Convolvulus pluricaulis
$13.00 USD $13.49 USD
Supports as Memory Booster & Mental alertness Supports low stress level and to reduce hyperactiveness Promotes general Intelligence & mind creativity Supports as Brain cells & nerve tonic Shankhapushpi [Bot name - Convolvulus pluricaulis] - is a perennial herb that seems like morning glory. As per ancient wisdom -Shankhapushpi or shankhavali is believed to be the only herb that is capable of enhancing all the aspects related to brain power, such as learning, memory and the ability to recall. However, shankhapushpi popularity stems from its ability to treat insomnia effectively. Clinical studies have exhibited demonstrable beneficial effects in the patients of anxiety neurosis. The herb induces a feeling of calm and peace, good sleep and a relief in anxiety, stresses, and mental fatigue, producing a significant reduction in the level of anxiety, neuroticism arising due to various levels of stresses. Shankhapushpi appears to produce its action by modulation of neuro-chemistry...
Supports as Memory Booster & Mental alertness Supports low stress level and to reduce hyperactiveness Promotes general Intelligence & mind...
Mucuna Pruriens 15% L-Dopa Extract 450mg Veg Capsules
$14.49 USD $15.89 USD
Supports as Nervine Tonic. It Contains L-Dopa which helps to resolve neurological problems. It helps as general tonic and muscle builder. Supports as Anti-oxidant to protect cellular tissues of brain. Lab tested for quality, Non-GMO, vegan & gluten free Mucuna commonly known as Kavacha/ Kaunch beej (Botanical name- Mucuna pruriens) is a tropical legume native to Africa and tropical Asia and widely naturalized and cultivated. Its English common names include velvet bean, cowage, cowitch. The plant is notorious for the extreme itchiness it produces on contact, particularly with the young foliage and the seed pods. Mucuna or Kavacha is well known by two Sanskrit names, Kapikacchu, which means "one starts itching like a monkey" and Atmagupta, which means "secret self," and hints at the therapeutic value of the seed concealed within the allergenic seedpod.In Ayurveda, Mucuna is used from ancient times for various neurological & general debility problems. Mucuna is...
Supports as Nervine Tonic. It Contains L-Dopa which helps to resolve neurological problems. It helps as general tonic and muscle...
Lavender Flower Powder  Lavandula augustifolia
$16.49 USD
Supports Nervine & Carminative properties Herbal infusion supports as antioxidant Herbal infusion supports low stress & sound sleep Essentail oil present supports as pain reducing natural herb Lavender [Botanical Name - Lavandula augustifolia] is reported by most sources to be native to southern Europe and the Mediterranean region, tropical areas of Africa, southern India, and the area around modern day Iraq. Today lavender is grown in herb gardens throughout the world and is commercially grown in Europe, Australia, Russia, and America. The name ""lavender"" is often said to come from the Latin word ""lavare"" meaning ""to wash"" because the Romans were known to use it in their baths. Lavender and its enriching essential oil have its roots deeply vested in the historic healing of human beings. Lavender has been in use for more than 2500 years for it therapeutic, culinary and for beauty benefits in the cosmetic and personal hygiene...
Supports Nervine & Carminative properties Herbal infusion supports as antioxidant Herbal infusion supports low stress & sound sleep Essentail oil...
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Description

NERVE WELLNESS:

The Nervous System uses electrical and chemical means to help all parts of the body to communicate with each other. The brain and the spinal cord make up the central nervous system. They are wrapped in a thin lining called meninges and bathed with cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). Nerves everywhere else in the body are part of the peripheral nervous system. The messages travelling in your nerves are sent through billions of nerve cells called neurons. The spaces between these cells are called synapses. The cells are linked to one another through chemicals called neurotransmitters that move across the synapses to the next neuron. Dopamine and serotonin are types of neurotransmitters.

Anatomy of the autonomic nervous system

The autonomic nervous system is the part of the nervous system that supplies the internal organs, including the blood vessels, stomach, intestine, liver, kidneys, bladder, genitals, lungs, pupils, heart, and sweat, salivary, and digestive glands.

Function of the autonomic nervous system

The autonomic nervous system controls internal body processes such as the following: Blood pressure, Heart and breathing rates, Body temperature, Digestion, Metabolism (thus affecting body weight), The balance of water and electrolytes (such as sodium and calcium), the production of body fluids (saliva, sweat, and tears), Urination, Defecation, Sexual response.

The autonomic nervous system has two main divisions: Sympathetic, Parasympathetic

After the autonomic nervous system receives information about the body and external environment, it responds by stimulating body processes, usually through the sympathetic division, or inhibiting them, usually through the parasympathetic division. Many organs are controlled primarily by either the sympathetic or the parasympathetic division. Sometimes the two divisions have opposite effects on the same organ. For example, the sympathetic division increases blood pressure, and the parasympathetic division decreases it. Overall, the two divisions work together to ensure that the body responds appropriately to different situations.

Generally, the sympathetic division does the following:

Prepares the body for stressful or emergency situations—fight or flight. Thus, the sympathetic division increases heart rate and the force of heart contractions and widens (dilates) the airways to make breathing easier. It causes the body to release stored energy. Muscular strength is increased. This division also causes palms to sweat, pupils to dilate, and hair to stand on end. It slows body processes that are less important in emergencies, such as digestion and urination.

The parasympathetic division does the following:

Controls body process during ordinary situations. Generally, the parasympathetic division conserves and restores. It slows the heart rate and decreases blood pressure. It stimulates the digestive tract to process food and eliminates wastes. Energy from the processed food is used to restore and build tissues.

Both the sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions are involved in sexual activity, as are the parts of the nervous system that control voluntary actions and transmit sensation from the skin (somatic nervous system). Two chemical messengers (neurotransmitters) are used to communicate within the autonomic nervous system: Acetylcholine & Norepinephrine. Nerve fibers that secrete acetylcholine are called cholinergic fibers. Fibers that secrete norepinephrine are called adrenergic fibers. Generally, acetylcholine has parasympathetic (inhibiting) effects and norepinephrine has sympathetic (stimulating) effects. However, acetylcholine has some sympathetic effects. For example, it sometimes stimulates sweating or makes the hair stand on end.

Autonomic disorders may result from disorders that damage autonomic nerves or parts of the brain that help control body processes, or they may occur on their own, without a clear cause. Common causes of autonomic disorders are - Diabetes (the most common cause), Peripheral nerve disorders, Aging, Parkinson disease, Other, less common causes include the following: Autonomic neuropathies, Multiple system atrophy, Pure autonomic failure, Spinal cord disorders, certain viral infections, Injury to nerves in the neck, including that due to surgery.

Symptoms

Autonomic disorders commonly cause dizziness or light-headedness due to an excessive decrease in blood pressure when a person stands (orthostatic hypotension). People may have imbalance while walking, mild tremors, muscle weakness and numbness. People may have issues relating to nervousness, loss of memory, forgetfulness. People may sweat less or not at all and thus become intolerant of heat. The eyes and mouth may be dry. After eating, a person with an autonomic disorder may feel prematurely full or even vomit because the stomach empties very slowly (called gastroparesis). Some people pass urine involuntarily (urinary incontinence), often because the bladder is overactive. Other people have difficulty emptying the bladder (urine retention) because the bladder is nderactive. Constipation may occur, or control of bowel movements may be lost. The pupils may not dilate and narrow (constrict) as light changes. In men, difficulty initiating and maintaining an erection (erectile dysfunction) can be an early symptom of an autonomic disorder.


FAQ's

Q. What are Herbal powders?
The useful part of Herbs or medicinal plant is selected, dried, powdered & sieved to 40 or 60 mesh. They can be easily stored and transported.
Q. How effective are Herbal Powders?
They are very effective and fast acting if taken as recommended for particular illness and in correct dosage, as suggested by health practitioner. The result may be seen within 5-7 days.
Q. What is the Shelf life of Herbal Powders?
Generally dried powdered herbs if stored properly never get spoiled or damaged. They may be less effective after 5 years of manufacturing.
Q. What are the importance of Herbal medicines?
Herbal medicines are derived from Natural, Pure Herbs with Natural origin. They work as per their content of natural, pure Bio-active substances (Glucosides), which are not chemicals and not artificially induced! Hence no side-effects of Herbal Medicines, if taken in recommended dosage and for specific illness, Like – Mucuna Powder is very good for Nervine Wellness.
Q. Can you make tea from powdered herbs?
Teas can be made by pouring 1 cup of boiling water over 1–2 teaspoons of dried herbs. Cover and let tea steep for 5 minutes or so (roots and bark take longer). Then filter or decant the upper Tea solution and drink.
Q. How you can say, you have Nerve Wellness?
If you can perform your routine physical & mental functions properly, if you have good memory, good mental alertness, all your muscle functions are proper, your motions and urine control is good, then you can say that your Nervous System is good!
Q. How you can judge that you should go for Nervous system check?
If you have regular dizziness or light-headedness, imbalance while walking, mild tremors, muscle weakness and numbness, nervousness, loss of memory, forgetfulness, over sweating or not at all, stomach disturbances, urinary incontinence, Constipation or control of bowel movements may be lost, issues of smooth muscles – are the signs that you should go for Nervous system Check!
Q. How to achieve your Nerve Wellness?
Maintain your blood pressure levels, have low stress & strain levels, avoid over thinking. Practice - exercising at least 30 minutes daily, at least 5 days of the week, such as of walking, aerobics, riding a bike, or swimming. Try to be happy, satisfied, do meditation daily and have a good sleep.
Q. Herbs good for Nerve Wellness?
Mucuna, Shankhapuspi, Pellitory, Lavender, Passion flower, Ashwagandha.