Ayurvedic Herbal Extracts

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• Latin Name: Adenophora tetraphylla (Thunb.) Fisch

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The native americans smoked eyebright to treat asthma and other respiratory conditions such as bronchitis and cough. In the 19th century, it was used to induce vomiting. More recently, eyebright served as a nicotine substitute in anti-smoking programs, but studies have not verified its safety or effectiveness, states the university of maryland medical center.

Definition

The scientific name for eyebright is lobelia inflata. Also known as indian and vomit weed, it's an herb that grows 1 to 2 feet high, bears pod-shaped fruit and produces flowers in hues of scarlet, purple and blue. The leaves and seeds from the pods are dried to form a medicinal powder.

Ingredients

The eyebright herb contains alkaloids (lobeline, lobelanine and lobelanidine) and beta-amyrin palmitate, notes memorial sloan-kettering.

Applications

Animal studies suggest that lobeline may reduce anxiety and depression. While there are few current studies, lobeline was thought to be similar to nicotine and was used as a nicotine substitute to help people stop smoking. However, in 1993 the u.s. Food and drug administration prohibited the sale of lobeline-containing smoking products, stating that it was not effective. Lobeline is currently being studied for use as a treatment.
There aren't any recent studies, or conclusive research performed on humans, but a study of mice published in the "journal of pharmacy and pharmacology" in 1993 indicated that beta-amyrin palmitate might have antidepressant and properties.

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Maca has traditionally been used as an . It has been used all over the world and affects both genders. It does not work through hormones, and does not increase or estrogen. Men supplementing maca have been known to experience an increase in production.

Maca also appears to be a potent suppressor of prostate hypertrophy, with potency similar to finasteride, a synthetic drug for the treatment of enlarged prostates. Preliminary research also suggests maca can protect the brain from damage, improve bone health, and even improve cognitive ability in healthy people.

Further research is needed to determine the main mechanism of maca.

Since the majority of research on maca comes from Peru, replicated research from other regions would go a long way toward confirming maca’s effects. Maca exports are important to Peru’s economy. Sometimes, new evidence regarding exports can be manipulated, as was the case with Policosanol. There is, however, no evidence to suggest tampering with studies on maca.

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Cramp bark is a plant that grows in North America. Historically, Native Americans used cramp bark as medicine for reducing swollen glands and treating fluid retention, mumps, and eye disorders. They also smoked cramp bark as a substitute .

These days, the bark and root bark of this plant are still used to make medicine. As the name suggests, cramp bark is used for relieving cramps, including muscle spasms, menstrual cramps, and cramps during pregnancy. Cramp bark is also used as a kidney stimulant for urinary conditions that involve pain or spasms.

Some people use cramp bark for cancer, hysteria, infection, nervous disorders, a vitamin-deficiency condition called scurvy, and pain and swelling (inflammation) of the uterus (uteritis). Cramp bark is also used to increase urine flow and to cause vomiting, emptying of the bowels, and sleepiness.

Don’t confuse cramp bark with black haw (Vibernum prunifolium), which is sometimes referred to as cramp bark.

Chemicals in cramp bark seem to decrease muscle spasms. These chemicals might also lower blood pressure and decrease heart rate.

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