What are Benefits of Mamejak Capsule According To Ayurvedic & Morden View.

Chirata is a popular medicinal herb native to high-altitude regions of the sub-temperate Himalayas ranging from the Himalayas to Bhutan. It has a bitter taste and each part of the plant has health benefits.

Chirata helps in weight loss as it increases metabolism and helps in burning more calories. It is also beneficial in managing diabetes by increasing insulin secretion and reducing oxidative stress in diabetic patients due to its high antioxidant activity. Chirata also plays a beneficial role in kidneys as it helps prevent stone formation due to its diuretic property. It also protects the kidney from damage by free radicals due to the presence of certain bioactive compounds. As per Ayurveda, taking Chirata water two times a day helps manage fever due to its Jvarghana (antipyretic) property.
Chirata is useful in managing skin problems including acne. Applying the paste of Chirata powder along with honey reduces the redness and inflammation and prevents infections due to its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. Chirata powder with coconut oil helps manage wound healing due to its Ropan (healing) and Pitta balancing properties in Ayurveda.
Chirata reduces blood glucose levels. Therefore, it is recommended that diabetic patients taking antidiabetic medicines should monitor their glucose levels when consuming Chitara.

What are the synonyms of Chirata?

Swertia Chirata, Kirataka, Bhunimba, Kiratatiktaka, Chirta, Chirata, Chireta, Kariyatu, Kariyatun, Nalebevu, Chirata Kaddi, Chirayat, Chiraita, Nelaveppu, Kirayathu, Nilamakanjiram, Kiraita, Kaduchiraita, Chireita, Chiretta, Nilavembu, Nelavemu, Kirata[1].

What is the source of Chirata?

Plant-Based

 

BENEFITS OF CHIRATA

Benefits of Mamejak according to Ayurvedic view		Benefits of Mamejak according to modern science view
Malaria - Chirata is a well-known Ayurvedic herb that is used to manage the symptoms of Malaria. In Ayurveda, Malaria fever is known as Vishamajwara (intermittent fever). Clinical features of Vishamajwara (Malaria) are fever with irregular onset and remission, excessive thirst, heaviness in the body, generalized body pain, headache, and rigors. Taking Chirata helps to reduce the symptoms of Vishamajvara (Malaria) because of its Jvaraghna (antipyretic) and antimalarial properties.		Malaria - Chirata might be useful in managing the symptoms of Malaria as it contains certain constituents that have antimalarial properties. It might help inhibit the growth of malarial parasites. Chirata also has an antipyretic activity that helps manage malarial fever by reducing the elevated body temperature.
Constipation - Constipation is caused due to an aggravated Vata and Pitta dosha. This can be due to frequent consumption of junk food, excess intake of coffee or tea, sleeping late at night, stress, or depression. All these factors aggravate Vata and Pitta leading to constipation. Chirata eases bowel movement and helps in the removal of waste products from the body due to its Rechana (laxative) nature.		Constipation - Chirata might help control constipation due to its strong laxative property. It acts as a natural laxative and helps promote bowel movement which eases the excretion of stool from the body.
Worm infections - In Ayurveda, worms are called Krimi. They grow in the intestine and cause harm to the body. Taking Chirata powder helps manage Worm infestation due to its Krimighna (anti-worm) property. It helps destroy the conditions that are ideal for the growth of these parasites and aids in their removal from the digestive tract.		Worm infections - Chirata might lower the risk of parasitic Worm infestations due to its anthelmintic property. It suppresses the activity of parasites and helps in their removal from the body.
Acne and Pimples - A Kapha-Pitta dosha skin type can be prone to Acne and Pimples. According to Ayurveda, aggravation of Kapha increases sebum production, which clogs the pores. This results in the formation of both white and blackheads. An aggravation of Pitta also causes red papules (bumps) and inflammation with pus. Chirata helps in balancing Kapha and Pitta which helps to remove clogs and inflammation as well.		-
Skin disease - Chirata helps to control the symptoms of Skin diseases like eczema when applied to the affected area. Some of the symptoms of eczema are rough skin, blisters, inflammation, itchiness, and bleeding. Applying Chirata powder or paste reduces inflammation and helps stop bleeding due to its Ropan (healing) and Sita (cold) properties.		-
Wound healing - Chirata helps in the quick healing of Wounds, decreases swelling, and brings back the normal texture of the skin. A paste of Chirata powder with coconut oil helps in quick healing and reduces inflammation due to its Ropan (healing) and Pitta balancing properties.		-

 

FAQs about Chirata benefits

• Can Chirata be consumed daily?
• Can Chirata cause harmful effects?
• Can Chirata cause vomiting?
• Can Chirata protect you from microbial infections?
• Can Chirat a result in hypoglycemia?
• Does Chirata help in anemia?
• Does Chirata help in wound healing?
• How can diabetics use Chirata?
• How do you store Chirata powder?
• How do you use Chirata for weight loss?
• How does Chirata help in weight loss?
• How Chirata does help manage skin diseases?
• How effective is Chirata?
• How to take Chirata powder?
• How to use Chirata in diabetes?
• Is Chirata good for contagiosa?
• Is Chirata good for diabetes?
• Is Chirata good for fever?
• Is Chirata good for gastrointestinal disorders?
• Is Chirata good for the liver?
• Is Chirata safe during ulcers?
• What are the benefits of Chirata as an appetite stimulant?
• What are the benefits of Chirata for constipation?
• What are the benefits of Chirata for malaria?
• What are the benefits of Chirata for stomach upset?
• What are the benefits of Chirata for worm infections?
• What are the benefits of Chirata leaves?
• What are the side effects of Chirata?
• What is the scientific name of Chirata?
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REFERENCES

1.      The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India.Part 1 Volume 1.

2.      Kumar V, Staden JV. A Review of Swertia chirayita (Gentianaceae) as a Traditional Medicinal Plant.Front Pharmacol. 2015; 6:308.

3.      Tabassum S, Mahmood S, Hanif J.An Overview of Medicinal Importance of SWERTIA lCHIRAYITA.International Journal of Applied Science and Technology.201;2(1):298-304.

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