Chlorophytum Borivilianum Extract

Description :

The extract of Centella asiatica is also known as Gotu Kola, Brahma-manduki, and Mandukaparni in Sanskrit. The entire plant or only the leaves are utilized for therapeutic purposes. India is home to the soft herb mandukaparni, which can be found up to 600 meters from marshy environments. Because the words "mandook" and "parni" both mean "frog," the leaves of this plant resemble the webbed feet of a frog. Due to its adaptogen property, central nervous system relaxing, sedative, detoxifier, blood-purifier, laxative, diuretic, and emmenagogue characteristics, Ayurveda cites its usage as Brahmi Herb mainly beneficial for treating brain illnesses, skin ailments, neural disorders, and sleeplessness. Manduparni is thought to have a vasodilator effect, which enhances blood circulation and helps to eliminate toxins from the skin.Mandukaparni is used in Ayurveda to enhance intelligence and memory. Herbal consumption reduces brain uncertainty and promotes clearer thinking. According to Ayurveda, gotu kola extract is taken to calm vitiated vata and lessen Raktapitta symptoms.

Triterpenoids, saponins, alkaloids, and bitter principles (vellarin) are all found in mandukaparni/gotu kola, according to modern scientific research. On a dried basis, it has an asiaticoside content of at least 0.5 percent. Asiaticoside exhibits therapeutic benefits in leprosy and skin conditions. In test animals, it assisted in lowering the amount of tubercular lesions in the liver, lungs, nerve ganglia, and spleen. Gotu kola contains alkaloids that are said to have sedative and anabolic effects. Gotu kola is frequently administered to kids to reduce hyperactivity and improve memory. Children with speech impairment can enhance their speech quality with the help of mandukparni or Brahma-manduki. Additionally, gotu kola is used to reduce joint inflammation, soothe syphilis symptoms, and enhance lymphatic systemic health. In general, gotu kola has several healing qualities.