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Kutaja:-The quality and part of the plant used are highly important in the manufacturing and processing of herbal powders. Certain parts are more potent and effective than others. Fiber and other unwanted material should be removed as they do not have any herbal properties.

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Khas:-Khas or Khus grass in India, is a perennial grass with thick fibrous adventitious roots which are aromatic and highly valued. This tufted grass grows throughout the plains of India ascending up to an elevation of 1200 m. Having wide ecological amplitude, this grass grows in a wide variety of ecological habitats covering all bio-geographic provinces of India. No wonder that this is one grass which has been extensively used by almost all the tribes. Vetiver has been known to India since ancient times.

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Kantkari:-Tonic to respiratory, reproductive, urinary and circulatory system. Aphrodisiac, cardiac tonic, diuretic, expectorant, stimulant, diaphoretic. Used in Asthma, dry and spasmodic cough, chronic fevers, chest pains, colic, gas, worms, difficult urination and edema.

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Shankhapushpi:-The whole plant is rejuvenating and a nervine tonic. It improves memory power and intellect, cures problems due to morbidity of tridoshas. Pharmacological action of C. pluricaulis have been analysed and found to have mild hypnotic, mild analgesic and anti-seizure properties. C.pluricaulis has been found to be effective in reducing different types of stress including psychological, chemical and traumatic.

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Salai Guggul:-Sanskrit name of Boswellia serrata is Salai Guggulu. It has been used in Ayurveda (Indian herbal system) for thousands of years as a safe support for healthy joint and muscle functions. As a safe natural herb, it helps promote many health and immune modulating benefits.

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Neem:-Neem is contraindicated in high vatta (air) cases. Neem pacifies the pitta (fire) dosha (humor) due to its astringent action and bitter taste, which may aggravate vatta (air) dosha (humor). If a person exhibits a strong vatta (air) vitiation, such as chronic fatigue, constipation, or excessive flatulence then Neem should be used with care. Perhaps, in these cases, it is best to blend the Neem in a formula with other herbs, which have vatta (air) pacifying properties. The use of Neem should be discontinued if the vatta (air) disturbances become a problem.

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Mucuna:-Kaunch supports the nervous and reproductive systems in the body. Mucuna has been proved to be a good natural source of L-dopa. This confirms the traditional claim of Ayurvedic tests that mucuna is a very effective nervine tonic and aphrodisiac. Mucuna is recognized as an aphrodisiac in Ayurveda and has been shown to increase testosterone levels, leading to deposition of protein in the muscles and increased muscle mass and strength. The extract is also known to enhance mental alertness and improve coordination Aldopa.

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