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Bryophyllum pinnatum is a cure
all for your health if you suffer from stones. To remedy this, prepare a decoction of Bryophyllum pinnatum, add honey and Shilajit, and then consume the concoction after some time.
Parnabeej
Patharchatta
Medicinal Plant
Parnabeej
Patharchatta
Patharchatta
Synonyms
Bryophyllum calycinum Salisb. Cotyledon pinnata Lam. Crassula pinnata L. f. Kalanchoe pinnata (Lam.) Pers. Sedum madagascaricum Clus.
Crassulaceae
Common name-Cathedral bells
Scientific Name
Bryophyllum pinnatum
Family
Common Name
Parnabeej
Botanical Description
About the Parnabeej Plant
A long-lived (i.e. perennial), fleshy (i.e. succulent) herbaceous plant with upright (i.e. erect) stems. It usually grows 30-120 cm tall, but can sometimes reach up to 2 m in height. A fleshy upright plant usually growing 60-120 cm tall. Its relatively broad leaves have scalloped margins and are oppositely arranged. These leaves may be simple or compound, with three or five leaflets. Its drooping bell-shaped flowers are greenish-yellow to pinkish-red in colour (up to 7 cm long). These flowers are borne in branched clusters at the top of its stems.
Ayurvedic Properties
Rasa · Guna · Virya · Vipaka
Part used : Patra (Leaves)
Rasa
Rasa
Kashaya, Amla
Kashaya, Amla
Guna
Guna
Laghu
Laghu
Virya
Virya
Sheeta
Sheeta
Vipaka
Vipaka
Madhura
Madhura
Doshaghnata
Doshaghnata
Vatakaphahara
Vatakaphahara
Karma
Karma
Ashmarighna, Vranaropaka, Mootrala, Shonita sthapana, Rakta stambaka, Grahi. Rogaghnata : Ashmari, Atisara, Raktasrava, Visuchika
Ashmarighna, Vranaropaka, Mootrala, Shonita sthapana, Rakta stambaka, Grahi. Rogaghnata : Ashmari, Atisara, Raktasrava, Visuchika
| Sanskrit | Sanskrit Value | English | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rasa | Kashaya, Amla | Rasa | Kashaya, Amla |
| Guna | Laghu | Guna | Laghu |
| Virya | Sheeta | Virya | Sheeta |
| Vipaka | Madhura | Vipaka | Madhura |
| Doshaghnata | Vatakaphahara | Doshaghnata | Vatakaphahara |
| Karma | Ashmarighna, Vranaropaka, Mootrala, Shonita sthapana, Rakta stambaka, Grahi. Rogaghnata : Ashmari, Atisara, Raktasrava, Visuchika | Karma | Ashmarighna, Vranaropaka, Mootrala, Shonita sthapana, Rakta stambaka, Grahi. Rogaghnata : Ashmari, Atisara, Raktasrava, Visuchika |
Chemical Composition
Phytochemical Constituents
Bryophyllum pinnatum contains Alkaloids, Saponnins, Flavonoids and Tanni
Health Benefits
Therapeutic Benefits of Parnabeej
From classical Ayurvedic indications to modern phytotherapeutic insights — explore the spectrum of wellness benefits this herb has to offer.
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In Ayurveda, Bryophyllum pinnatum is used to treat urinary issues. Bryophyllum pinnatum can also treat skin swelling, wounds, or damage.
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Bryophyllum pinnatum can help those who suffer from headaches or migraines get rid of their symptoms. But, first, you must produce a paste by grinding some Bryophyllum pinnatum leaves, then apply it to your forehead.
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Women's discharge issues can be effectively treated with Bryophyllum pinnatum. It helps to lessen vaginal spotting. To ingest, prepare a decoction of the plant's leaves with honey. This issue can be resolved by consuming it once or twice daily.
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Bloody diarrhoea can be effectively treated with Bryophyllum pinnatum. Combine cumin and ghee after extracting the juice from the Bryophyllum pinnatum leaves. It can be consumed to treat bloody diarrhoea.