Soothing Nerves To Increasing Vitality, Health Benefits Of Medicinal Plant Vidhara

The Elephant Creeper, commonly known as Vidhara (Argyreia Nervosa in Latin), is a medicinal plant, which is known for its health benefits. From roots, stem to its leaves, Vidhara is used to cure several diseases. It is commonly used in the traditional Indian system of medicine, Ayurveda. As per the Ayurveda, Vidhara is considered to be a calming tonic for nerves. It is also claimed that Vidhara can sharpen the intellect of an individual. It is beneficial in boosting stamina in men. Vidhara also enhances beauty and brings glow to the skin. According to a research study published in the Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Health Science, Vidhara is no less than a boon to mankind. The research has found that the Vidhara plant has immense potential for making medicines for several diseases. It includes ulcers, gonorrhoea, diabetes, skin disease and arthritis.

On conducting a chemical analysis, antioxidants, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, hepatoprotective, and aphrodisiac properties were found to be present. Apart from this, flavonoids, sterol glycosides, and other essential oils were also found in Vidhara.

According to the study, Vidhara is a special herb for the brain as it activates the central nervous system. Due to the same, the nerves across the body stay activated. Also, it helps in relaxing the nervous system and prevents the issues like weakness and fatigue in the body. Apart from this, this medicinal plant also sharpens memory.

Vidhara can increase the sperm count and its quality. It smooths the nervous system which helps in increasing stamina. Along with the same, it also boosts immunity in the human body. As it has anti-inflammatory properties, it reduces swelling and provides relief from major body pain.

The plant also has some of the cautionary points to avoid any potential side effects. As per the Ayurveda, it should always be consulted by an expert before adding to the regimen. The plant belongs to the convolvulaceae family which might cause allergies to some individuals. It is suggested to avoid Vidhara during pregnancy and lactation.