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Aqar Qarha | Pellitory | عقر قرحا

Name: Aqar Qarha | Pellitory | عقر قرحا
Brand: Herbal Medicus
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Arabic Name : ‘Aaqir Qarha, ‘Ood al-qarh, Kurkurhaan, ‘A arhaa

Bengali Name : Akarkara

English Name : Pellitory, Longwort

French Name : Pyrèthre

German Name : Römischer Bertram, Spanischer Bertram

Gujarati Name : Akalkaro, Akorkaro, Akkalgaro

Hindi Name : Akarkara, Karkara

Kannada Name : Akkallakara, Akallakara, Akalakarabha, Akkallaka Hommugulu

Latin name : Anacyclus pyrethrum DC.

Marathi Name : Akalkara

Persian Name : Bekhe Tarkhoon, Kakrah

Punjabi Name : Akarakara

Sanskrit Name : Akarkarava, Akarkarbha, Akaltnak, Akallka

Urdu Name : Aqarqarah

Aqar Qarha:

Root pyrethrum or (Aqar Qarha benefits) is an excellent perennial plant that belongs to the Asteraceae family and has a lot of health while usually found in North India, Arab countries, Mediterranean regions, and North Africa. This herb (Root Pyrethrum uses) is an active ingredient in the preparation of traditional or herbal medicines; however, the other common names are pellitory root pyrethrum and Spanish chamomile.

The phytoconstituents and bioactive components such as alkylamines work effectively against many diseases and enhance fertility while the other main properties are anti-convulsive, neuroprotective, anti-catarrh, antibacterial, carminative, analgesic, and anti-amnesiac. N-is obutyldienediynamide, Hydrocarolin, Insulin, Sesamin, Alkylamides, and Polysaccharides are the active chemical compounds in this herb that treat fertility and sexual issues while improving the cognitive abilities also.

The proper consumption of Aqar Qarha benefits prevents rheumatism, paralysis, and brain disorders; however, the anti-convulsive approach reduces epilepsy conditions. The aphrodisiac properties stimulate libido and sperm count while increasing the strength in the body. Moreover, the anticonvulsant, antirheumatic, and nervine activities are remarkable as per the phytochemical researches.

The root is acrid, anesthetic, antiinflammatory, aphrodisiac, astringent, cordial, depurative, hemiplegia, nerve tonic, sedative, sialagogue and stimulant and regarded as a tonic to the nervous system. It is given in paralysis, hemiplegia, epilepsy, chorea and is also given to help ease neuralgia and rheumatism.

Its effectiveness has been linked to powerful stimulant properties that have been found to be valuable for sexual stimulation. Pellitory supports circulation in the area of the reproductive system and has shown to have phytoestrogenic activity. Useful in premature ejaculation and erectile dysfunction. Also useful in seminal debility.

It promotes a free flow of saliva. It is used as a masticatory, and in the form of lozenges for its reflex action on the salivary glands in dryness of the mouth and throat. The decoction may be used as a gargle to soothe sore throat. It is a good general diuretic, which is used to relieve water retention where it is due to kidney-based causes. It has an especially valuable role to play in the treatment of kidney stone or gravel.

Being a rubefacient and local irritant, when applied to the skin, it induces heat, tingling and redness.

Recommended Dosage: 2 to 3 g powder of dried roots.

Contraindication: In larger doses it is an irritant to the mucus membrane of the intestines, causing bloody stools, tetanus-like spasms and profound stupor.