MUSALI (CURCULIGO ORCHIOIDES)
Nepali Name: मुसली (Musali),
Scientific Name: Curculigo orchioides
Hindi Name: काली मुसली Kali Musli
Traditional Uses and Process of Use:
1. Piles (Hemorrhoids):
• Musali is prescribed for the treatment of piles due to its demulcent properties, which may help soothe and reduce inflammation in the affected area.
• Process: Prepare a decoction or consume Musali in powdered form as recommended by an Ayurvedic practitioner.
2. Jaundice:
• Musali is considered beneficial in jaundice, possibly due to its tonic and diuretic properties that may support liver function.
• Process: Consume Musali in the form of a decoction or as directed by a healthcare professional.
3. Asthma:
• The herb is believed to have bronchodilator effects, making it useful in asthma management.
• Process: Inhaling the vapors of Musali or consuming it in a prescribed form may help alleviate asthma symptoms.
4. Diarrhoea:
• Musali is known for its alterative properties, which may help in balancing and regulating digestive functions.
• Process: Prepare a decoction or take Musali in a suitable form under the guidance of an Ayurvedic expert.
5. Gonorrhoea:
• Musali is traditionally used for its aphrodisiac and diuretic properties, which may be beneficial in conditions like gonorrhoea.
• Process: Consume Musali in a prescribed manner as part of the treatment for gonorrhoea.
• Musali is considered demulcent, soothing irritated tissues, and diuretic, promoting urine flow, which can be helpful in various health conditions.
• Process: Include Musali in formulations or preparations recommended by Ayurvedic practitioners for demulcent and diuretic effects.
• Musali is recognized as a tonic, providing strength and vitality, and an aphrodisiac, enhancing sexual health.
• Process: Incorporate Musali into tonics or formulations designed to improve overall well-being and address issues related to sexual health.
