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Ashoka (the Remover of
sorrow)
English Name : Ashoka Tree
Botanical Name : Saraca Indica
Parts Used : Bark
Ayurvedic Energetic :
Rasa (taste) : Bitter, Astringent
Very (energy) : Cold
Guan (quality) : Light, Dry
Sorts (channel) : Circulation, Female Reproductive
Dashes : PK --
Dhatus (tissues) : Blood, muscles, fat, reproductive
Traditional Uses :
Meaning the remover of sorrows, it is traditionally used for treating
gynecological disorders ensuring a healthy uterus. Sita, the wife of Lord Rama
was held captive in a grove of Ashoka trees after being freed, thus instilling
the ability for this wondrous herb to eliminate pain and discomfort.
Indications:
Superior herb for Uterus
Health.
Ovarian Cysts, Fibroids, Tumors, Urinary Stones, Colitis, Dysmenorrhea, Bleeding
Hemorrhoids, Menstrual Bleeding Disorders, Uterine Prolapse, Endometriosis,
Ulcers, Cardiac Weakness, Arrhythmia
Contraindications, Toxicity, Cautions and Safety: No side effects have
been noted so far.
Ayurvedic Study of Ashoka Tree:
Since Ashoka has remarkable properties in the treatment of tumors, cysts,
etc. more intense research is being done regarding its efficacy in the treatment
of cancer.
Esoteric Uses:
Called the remover of sorrows, it is used in rituals to clear sadness and
depressed energies.
TCM Medical Actions: Heat Clearing, Detoxifying, Regulates Qi, and
Nourishes Heart.
Dosage – 2 capsules twice daily after meals.
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