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Herb Information
Name: Indian Valerian |
Biological
Name: Valeriana wallichii, Valeriana leschenauitic, Valeriana brunoniana |
Other
Names: Indian Valerian, Tagara, Tagar, Bala-tagra, Sugandh-bala |
Description:
This herb is found in India,
Bhutan, and Afghanistan.
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Parts
Used: Rhizome (root) |
Medicinal
Applications
Actions
analeptic, antispasmodic, carminative, sedative,
stimulant, stomachic, nervine
Uses
colic
convulsions
cough
nervous debility
delirium
dysmenorrhea
epilepsy
fainting
gas
hysteria
insomnia
menstrual cramps
migraine
nervous exhaustion
neuralgia
palpitations
chronic skin disorders
spasms
stress
vertigo
This herb also cleanses undigested toxins
from the colon, blood, joints, and nerves.
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Dosage:
Infusion, decoction, powder, pills
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Safety:
Caution: Excessive use may dull the
mind, may cause central paralysis, and other severe conditions.
USE ONLY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF A QUALIFIED PRACTITIONER. NOT RECOMMENDED.
No other information of the safety of this herb is available.
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