Medicinal Plants Of Nepal

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NAGKESAR (MESUA FERREA)

 

MESUA FERREA, नागकेसर  Nagkesar

NAGKESAR (MESUA FERREA)   

Nepali Name: नागकेसर  Nagkesar  

Scientific Name: Mesua ferrea

Hindi Name: नागकेसर  Nagkesar  

Traditional Uses and Process of Use:

1. Stimulant: Nagkesar kernels are known for their energizer properties, what can abet in advancing alertness and energy.

2. Alterative: It is used as an alterative, aiding in the purification of blood and detoxification of the ashes.

3. Fever: Nagkesar is customarily employed to reduce high temperature and manage its symptoms.

4. Biliousness: It is used to abate conditions connected to biliousness, advancing a fit balance in bile discharge.

5. Foul Breath: Nagkesar may be used to speak to issues connected to unpleasant breath, performing as a natural breath freshener.

6. Scabies and hide Eruptions: The herb is applied in the treatment of skin conditions such as scabies and eruptions, contributing to skin wellness.

7. longing: Nagkesar can be used topically or internally to ease itching associated with diverse skin ailments.

8. painful Throat: It is employed in Ayurveda for calming sore throats, supplying comfort from pain.

9. Cough: Nagkesar is used to manage hack symptoms, offering breathing aid.

10. Vomiting: In Ayurvedic practice, Nagkesar may be used to abate vomiting and associated digestive issues.

Process of Use:

Seeds: The kernels can be consumed internally for their energizer and alterative effects. They can be powdered and mixed with honey or liquid.

Topical Application: on behalf of skin issues, a paste or lubricate blend of Nagkesar can be applied to the affected region.

Infusion/Decoction: Prepare an blend or decoction of Nagkesar for managing high temperature, sore gullet, and hack. Boil the wished atom of the herb in liquid and eat the fluid.

breathing: breathing the mist of Nagkesar-steeped liquid may abet in easing breathing issues.

Mouthwash: To speak to unpleasant breath, a decoction of Nagkesar can be used as a mouthwash.


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