Ayurvedi Jadbuti Vidhara

                                                                         
                                                                         

Vidhara's identity
If you are troubled by any kind of physical, mental or sexual weakness, then you should know about the use of Vidhara. If you know the properties and uses of Vidhara, then it is sure that you will never need to go to any Hakeem Luqman or Sheikh Suleman. Vidhara is a panacea for physical weakness and sexual weakness. It is mixed with Ashwagandha to make an Ayurvedic medicine called Ashwagandhadi Churna, which is an effective medicine for all types of nervous weakness. Apart from this, Vidhara is used in many other diseases. Vidhara is used in joint pain, rheumatism, piles, swelling, diabetes, cough, intestinal worms, syphilis, anemia, epilepsy, mania, pain and diarrhea. Vidhara's root is useful in urinary diseases and skin related diseases and in removing fever. The ethanolic essence of the root helps in reducing inflammation as well as heals wounds. The methanolic essence of its root powder eliminates pain and inflammation. The ethanol extract of its flowers heals wounds when taken in appropriate amounts. Let us know how Vidhara can be used medicinally:
What is Vidhara?
It is a medicinal plant of Lata species. In Ayurveda, it is used as Rasayana i.e. a substance that reinforces all the seven metals. Modern scientists consider Samudraosh as Vidhara and in the south, in the markets of Mumbai, Surat etc., only pieces of root or branches of Samudrash or Fang are often seen in the name of Bardhara or Vidhara. The only reason for this is that there is a lot of similarity between Samudrasosh and Vidhara, but the truth is that both the plants are completely different. Because of this similarity and confusion, its name is similar to Samudrasosh in Nepali and sea languages ​​Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati etc. Some scholars consider Vidhara and Nishoth to be the same plant, but these plants are also completely different from each other. There are two differences of Vidhara by the name of Vriddhadarak and Jirnadaru. Being the destroyer of old age, it is called Vriddhadarak. Due to its longevity, it has been called Vridha. Due to the crooked shape of its creeper like goat's intestine, it is called Ajantri or Chhagalantrika. The creeper of Vidhara is very long. That's why it is also called Dirghavallari. Two species of Vidhara are used in medicine. It is a branch-branched vine that spreads widely on the ground and climbs large trees. Its flowers are of pink-purple colour, 7-15 cm long, with white hairs from outside and pink and purple from inside. Its fruits are 2 cm in diameter, spherical, green in raw state and brown-yellow in color when ripe. Another species of Vidhara is wild Vidhara. It has a long, bushy and climbing vine. Its leaves are elliptical-heart shaped. Its flowers are pink and fruits are red. In many places it is used in place of Vidhara.

Benefits of Vidhara

Vidhara is a plant of bitter, pungent, astringent and hot nature in taste. It digests quickly and also digests food. Kapha and vata are pacified by the use of Vidhara. This medicine increases sperm count in men and thickens semen. Bones become strong by its consumption, all the seven metals are strengthened and man remains strong and bright and remains young for a long life. The method and quantity of its medicinal use in various diseases are being given below.

Vidhara's paste beneficial in headache

Use of vidhara to cure stomach ulcer

Consumption of vidhara gives relief in stomach pain

Benefits of using Vidhara in piles

  Consuming vidhara is beneficial in diabetes

Use of Vidhara is beneficial in urinary diseases

Consuming vidhara helps in conceiving

Benefits of Vidhara in Syphilis

Benefits of using Vidhara in white leucorrhoea or leucorrhoea

Use of vidhara to remove testicle swelling

Benefits of consuming Vidhara in hemiplegia (paralysis)

Benefits of using Vidhara in joint pain

The use of Vidhara is beneficial in elephantiasis (filaria).

Benefits of Vidhara in skin diseases

The use of Vidhara is beneficial in wounds and smallpox.

Vidhara helps in reducing obesity

Consumption of Vidhara increases physical-mental strength

Use of Vidhara is beneficial in eye diseases

Medicinal properties of vidhara beneficial in stopping blood

Beneficial method to increase potency

Medicinal properties of Vidhara are beneficial in increasing human life

give strength to the brain

Vidhara is beneficial in removing fatigue

Get rid of thinness by using Vidhara

Vidhara removes swelling of fingers

Disadvantages of Vidhara

Most studies show that elephant creeper is completely safe to use as a medicine. By the way, there are no cases of any serious side effects from its use. However, toxic substances can be found in its seeds, so take proper advice from your doctor before consuming it. Also, if you notice any symptoms of side effects from its consumption, stop consuming it immediately and contact your doctor.
    
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