Vasica Powder / Flakes

Ardusi (Vasaka) finds uses in many chest infections is famed as an expectorant in the original system of medicine, used by traditional nurse or midwife at the delivery time.

The roots, leaves and the flowers of Adhatoda vasica are largely utilized in indigenous medications curative for cold, bronchitis, asthma and cough.

The powder from is used in the Ayurvedic medicine for many disorders of the respiratory tract, extremely useful in tuberculosis.

The juice form is used in infectious diseases and diarrhea, the powdered leaves are used for treating malaria in south India.

Helpful in breathlessness and the hemorrhage due to idiopathic thrombocytopenic purport, topical bleeding due to peptic ulceration, menorrhagia, piles.

Utilized for comfort in pyorrhea and bleeding gums, comforts muscular cramps, spasms or paroxysms, stimulates muscular contraction of the uterine muscle.

Lowers the blood pressure, it is non-poisonous to mammals but is utilized to kill insects, fish and some lower organisms.

Our Vasica Powder Flake is utilized in many chest infections as well as pleasures extensive as a cough medicine in the local system of medicine.

It was also utilized conventional midwives while delivering the babies.

The flowers, roots and leaves of Adhatoda vasica are widely utilized in local medicines remedy for cough, asthma, cold and bronchitis.

Both the powder and decoctions from components of various preparations are utilized in the Ayurveda drugs for numerous infections of the respiratory tract.

In severe asthma and bronchitis, it is considered to be extremely useful.

The medication was contemplated so beneficial in tuberculosis that it was depicted that no man experiencing this illness requires hopelessness as long as vasica plant has its presence in the world.

It is utilized in dysentery and diarrhea and crushed leave in Malaria in South part of India.

Utilized for bleeding because of idiopathic thrombocytopenic indicate, indegenious bleeding because of peptic ulcer, menorrhagia and piles.

Help in pyorrhea and for draining gums by indigenous application.

Eases or relieves cramps, convulsions or muscular spasms.

Promotes constriction of the muscle uterine muscle, speeding up or facilitating childbirth.

Brings down the blood pressure. Adhatoda is depicted to be non-toxic to mammals, yet utilized to kill insects, lower organisms and fish.