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Pellitory Root Powder Anacyclus pyrethrum
- 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...
- 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 fertility in men. It showcases strong aphrodisiac properties that not only helps in reducing mental stress and anxiety but also stimulates the production of testosterone that increases fertility and libido.
As per Ayurveda Pellitory is Pungent in taste, Hot in potency and helps to pacify Vatta, Pitta & Kapha doshas, strengthens Brain functions & helps to improve sweating.
Nowadays Akarkara is used to help to improve salivation and digestion. Scientific study has shown presence of essential volatile oil & an alkaloid “pellitorin or pyrethrin”. Pellitory may help to relax stressed out muscles and get relief from convulsions (when taken with honey). A water extract/ decoction of Pellitory root is useful as a gargle in carious teeth, toothache, sore-throat and inflamed tonsils. Akarkara is given regularly to support nervous system during paralytic attack and pacify pain in joint inflammation. Akarkara possess antioxidants which support as immunity modulator and helps to fight back harmful organisms, reduce fever symptoms. Akarkara helps to improve cognitive functions & supports healthy memory boost.
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