Sara Morgan 
The origin of Angurshafa (Atropa belladonna is in Eurasia. This is a type of small plant that bears jet black fruits and has lovely bell-shaped, red blossoms. The main chemical components of this shrub are tropane alkaloids, which include atropine, hyoscyamine, and hyoscine (scopolamine). These constituents give this herb its reputation as being more potent. … Read more
The ayapan (Eupatorium Triplinerve) is a perennial, evergreen shrub native to South America. In addition, it grows in Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Ecuador, Brazil, Peru, and India. This typical ornamental plant has a lot of therapeutic uses. Water hemp is the common name for this shrub, which is native to tropical America. The plant produces long, … Read more
Dill (Anethumn Sowa) is a very important and effective plant that has been utilized in Ayurveda for thousands of years. Leaves are used to flavor soups and curries, and seeds are also used as spices. The plant has a variety of therapeutic qualities that enable it to treat a wide range of medical conditions. Dill … Read more
Babul (Acacia Senegal) is a well-known herb that has been incorporated into Ayurvedic treatments for years. A small, spiny deciduous acacia tree belonging to the genus Senegalia. The herbal tree is a large, but not very tall, tree with spiny branches and winged, blue-green leaves. Babul is well-known for its essential therapeutic qualities. Known by … Read more
The tropical fruit guava (Psidium Guajava), which is widely available globally, keeps you cool during the hot months. Because of its even geographic distribution, it is adored by a great number of people globally. It is the healthiest alternative that may be used by individuals of all ages. It is known as the “Super fruit” … Read more
Most frequently known as Kewda or Kewra, Ketak (Pandanus odorotissimus) is found primarily in coastal regions of Southeast Asia, which includes northern Australia, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Antiviral, antiallergy, antiplatelet, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anticancer effects are all present in pandanus odoratissimus. It is available online as powder, oil, water, and incense. Scre … Read more
Common Rue (Ruta Graveolens) . Native to the Balkan Peninsula, it is. It is typically grown in gardens and has additional therapeutic properties. It was a well-known plant in antiquity and was utilized extensively for a variety of purposes, but with time its use declined because of its toxicity and bitter taste. This plant is … Read more
The perennial climbing plant known as Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) plant can grow up to two meters tall and has both straight and hooked spines. This herb has a bittersweet taste. Its juvenile stems are fragile and easily broken off. Fragrant Shatavari blooms with short spikes and a white tint. Shatavari roots are white, tuberous, radish-shaped, … Read more
Breckland thyme (Thymus Serpyllum) it is a member of the mint family, Lamiaceae. Breckland thyme is a little shrub with great smell that grows in mat-like threads. The base of this plant’s stem becomes woody as it ages. July through August is when wild thyme flowers. Because the blue and baton blue butterflies exclusively lay … Read more
An Ayurvedic herb called Pushkarmool (Inula Racemosa) provides ground-breaking relief from coughing, lung discomfort, and chest pain. It’s a helpful herb that helps with heart problems and bronchitis. This plant, Inula racemosa, is known by its botanical name and is arguably one of the more potent plants. The rhizome of this plant tastes sweet, bitter, … Read more