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Chitrak Mool (Raw) - Chitrak Jad | For digestion, metabolism & weight loss

Chitrak Mool (Raw) - Chitrak Jad | For digestion, metabolism & weight loss

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Chitrak Mool, also known as Chitrakmool or Chitraka, is a traditional Ayurvedic herb obtained from the root of the Chitrak plant. Known for its pungent nature, Chitrak has traditionally been valued for supporting digestive fire (Agni), appetite, and digestive function.

Traditional Benefits of Chitrak Mool

Digestive Support: Traditionally used to support appetite and healthy digestion.

Digestive Comfort: Chitrak herb benefits include traditional use for occasional bloating and digestive sluggishness.

Nutrient Absorption: In Ayurveda, Chitrak is valued for supporting digestive processes that help the body utilize nutrients from food.

Metabolic Wellness: Chitrakmool benefits are traditionally associated with supporting digestive metabolism.

Traditional Ayurvedic Formulations: Chitrak is used in selected classical herbal preparations for digestive wellness.

Directions for use

Boil Chitrak Mool in water to prepare a warm herbal decoction, or soak it overnight and drink the strained water in the morning. When taken daily, it helps improve digestion and supports metabolic health.

Botanical Information

Botanical Name: Plumbago zeylanica (White Chitrak); Plumbago indica (Red Chitrak)

Family: Plumbaginaceae

Common Names: Chitrak, Chitraka, Chitrak Jadd, Chita Jadd

Part Used: Root

The Chitrak plant, also referred to in searches as the Chitraka plant, Chitramoola plant, Chitramulam plant, and Chitra plant, is known for its traditional Ayurvedic uses. Chitrak root is commonly processed into Chitrak powder or Chitrak churna for use in herbal preparations.

People often search for Chitrak benefits, Chitrak uses, Chitrak Mool ke fayde, Chitrak herb, Chitrak botanical name, and Chitrak easy Ayurveda to learn more about this plant. Chitrak plant images can help with botanical identification.

Other Names

Agnachit, Agni, Bilichitramoola, Bleiwurz, Ceylon Leadwort, Ceylon-Bleiwurz, Cheetalakdi, Chira, Chita, Chita Jadd, Chitamula, Chiti, Chitoparu, Chitra, Chitrak, Chitrak Jadd, Chitrak Roots, Chitraka, Chitrakmula, Chitramoolam, Chitramul, Chitramula, Chitramulam. Chitrak Mool, Chitro, Chitta, Chittu, Dahana, Dentelair de Ceylon, GhashwaChita, Hutabhuk, Hutasa, Jvalanakhya, Kodiveli, Krsanu, Lead war, Pitro, Plumbago Indica, Plumbago zeylanica, Plumbago zeylanica Linn, Shatraj, Shatrajna, Sheetraagh, Sheetrah, Sheetraj Hindi, Shitraak Hindee, Sikhi, Thumpokkoduveli, Vahni, Vellakeduveli, White Leadwort

 

 

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