Herbal Medicus
Asrol | Choti Chandan | Snake Root | اسرول | چھوٹی چندن
Asrol | Choti Chandan | Snake Root | اسرول | چھوٹی چندن
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English Name : Rauwolfia, Indian Snake Root, Serpentine Wood, Snakewood, Devilpepper
Hindi Name : Chota Chand, Nakuli, Pagal Buti
Latin name : Rauwolfia serpentina (Linn.) Benth.
Sanskrit Name : Sarpagandha
Urdu Name : Asraul
Choti Chandan:
The root has anaesthetic, nervine and sedative properties. It has been employed for centuries for the relief of various central nervous system disorders, both psychic and motor, including anxiety states, insomnia, excitement, sexual aggression, maniacal behavior associated with psychosis, hypochondriasis, melancholia, schizophrenia, insanity, insomnia and epilepsy in Indian medicine for about 4000 years.
Extracts of the root are valued for the treatment of intestinal disorders, particularly diarrhoea and dysentery. It is also used as an anthelmintic. It contains Reserpine alkaloid which is used for mild, essential hypertension.
Snake root uses (Asrol benefits) as Ajmaline, Alseroxylon, Arbre de Serpents, Bois de Couleuvre, Chandra, Dhanburua, Dhanmarna
Snake root, otherwise called Asrol, is a herbal plant that keeps resembling a look with a snake. Sanke Root uses are a traditional form of Ayurvedic medicine that is native in India and East Asia and Asrol benefits for mental illness as well as high blood pressure issues. This herb has a long medical history as it was cultivated mainly in Early America for fevers, to promote perspiration and snakebite.
The natural chemicals found in snakeroot are used to decrease the heart rate, and doctors use Asrol to cause sudden drowsiness in patients.
Snake root contains one basic chemical which acts as same as the prescription drug known as reserpine. This drug is sufficient to treat the conditions of mild to moderate levels of high blood pressure, as well as schizophrenia. Asrol can also control some signs of poor circulation, which causes spasms in the legs.
Snake root is effective in treating dyskinesia and helpful for the treatment of high fever. Snakeroot also demolishes insomnia and treats hysteria. By smoothing the bowel system, this herb ultimately treats constipation and avoids gas accumulation. Drowsiness, anxiety, and little nervousness are also treatable with the slightest usage of Asrol.
Recommended Dosage: 500 mg to 2 g powder of dried roots.
Contraindication: This herb is not recommended during pregnancy or lactation, in patients with low blood pressure, those with a history of mental depression, and active peptic ulcer and ulcerative colitis
