English: Virgins Mantle, Khorasan thorn
Sanskrit: Duralaba, Dwanyasa, Thamaramoola, Sookshma pathra
Hindi: Damahan, Dhamaasa, Dhanhare
Tamil: Tulganari
Malayalam: Dwanyasam-ധന്വയാസം
It is commonly growing in plain areas of Punjab, Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Ganga basin areas as a weed, grows up to 40 cm, thin branched spreading to all sides, covered with full thorns, leaves are thin, needle-shaped arranged opposite, 1 to 3 pinnate, length up to 12 mm and 2.5 mm wide. Flowers are pink, five-petaled, petiole up to 12 mm long, flowering period is Oct-Nov.
Useful plant parts:
Leaf, root, the whole plant
Medicinal uses:
To treat Breast Cancer, Vata and Kapha disorders, Asthma, Fever, Vomiting, Liver problems, bronchial problems, Gastric problems, Toothache, and enhanced urination.
Chemical contents:
Harmin, Oleanane
Virgin’s Mantle is a plant with traditional medicinal uses in Ayurveda and other herbal healing traditions.
Some of its Ayurvedic applications include:
It’s important to note that while Virgin’s Mantle has a history of traditional use, scientific research on its efficacy and safety is limited. As with any herbal remedy, consulting a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner or healthcare professional before using Virgin’s Mantle for therapeutic purposes is recommended. They can provide guidance on proper dosage, preparation, and potential interactions with other medications or conditions.
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