Ayurvedic Herb Chakramard


                                                           Introduction to Pawand
                                                                              


Pawand is also known as Chakwad, Pawand, Pawanr, Chakramard. Chakramarda is somewhat similar in appearance to Kasaundi. Pavand plant is slightly smelly. This plant is used for the treatment of diseases in Ayurveda, as well as many things are mixed in it to make Pawand coffee, which is very nutritious for health. its seeds
                                                 
                                                       What is Pavand?

Generally Chakramard is 30-120 cm high, odorous, rainy season herbaceous shrub. Its branches and branches are hairy. Its leaves are compound, 6-12.5 cm long, of pinnate nature. Its leaves are smooth, odorous in pairs of three. Its flowers are yellow, small, engaged in a pair of 2-2. Its pods are 15-25 cm long, 4-6 mm wide, thin, four-angled, somewhat twisted and the front part is pointed. Each pod contains 25-30, quadrangular, brown or green colored, fenugreek-like, lined seeds. Its flowering period is from July to September and fruit period is from August to November.

                                              Medicinal properties of pawand

                                                    relieve migraines

Grind 20-25 grams of Chakramard seeds in kanji and apply it on the forehead, it provides relief from migraine pain.
Mixing equal quantity of Chakramard, Turmeric, Daruhaldi, Pepper and Kuth in lemon juice and applying it on the eyes is beneficial in eye diseases.


                                                  Goitre / scrofula in pain
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Grinding 10-20 grams of the root of pawad in lemon juice and applying it is beneficial in goiter.
Mixing alum and rock salt in 10-12 leaves of Panwad, grinding it with little water, making a lukewarm cake and tying it on the knots of scrofula is beneficial.


                                               controlling diabetes or diabetes

To reduce the sugar in the blood, taking 10 grams of the roots of pawpaw, cooking it in 400 ml water, making a decoction of the remaining quarter and consuming it in 20-30 ml quantity is beneficial.


                                                              from back pain

Grinding 2-4 grams of roasted seeds of Panwad, mixing sugar, jaggery etc. sweet and a little ghee in it, making laddoos and eating it provides relief in back pain.


                                                    in the treatment of eczema

Soaking 50 grams of pawand seed powder in 1 liter of cow's whey for 3 days cures itching, itching, freckles or pigmentation etc.

                                                    in the treatment of leprosy
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Grinding the seeds of chakwad, vidang, both turmeric, amaltas root, long pepper and applying it on the skin helps in healing the wound caused by leprosy.

- Grinding the seeds of chakvad with kanji and applying it is beneficial in Siddha leprosy.


                                                                       Vitiligo

Grinding these 4 substances Kakmachi, Chakramard, Kooth and Pippali in water, mixing it with goat's urine and applying it on the skin is beneficial.
Taking the seeds of Chakramard, Bakuchi, Mustard, Sesame, Kuth, Haridra, Daruharidra and Nagarmotha in equal quantity, grinding them in Takra and applying it is beneficial in Svitra, Kandu, Dradru and Vicharchika.
                    
                                                       Side effects of Pwand Seven
 
Pavand (Chakramard) seeds are toxic to children. Therefore it should be used with caution. It is harmful to the intestines. To avoid harm, consumption of curd, milk or extract of rose is good.
                                                     
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