Tagarmool Valeriana wallichii bharad 500gm by manikarnika aushadhalaya

Tagarmool (Valeriana wallichii) bharad 500gm by manikarnika aushadhalaya

Manikarnika Aushadhalaya’s Tagarmool Bharad (Valeriana wallichii) is a 100g pack of coarsely crushed roots of the Indian Valerian plant.

Known in Ayurveda as a potent “Nidra-janak” (sleep-inducing) and “Vata-hara” (Vata-pacifying) herb, this “Bharad” (coarse grind) is specifically processed for preparing decoctions (Kwath) to extract its volatile oils and valepotriates, which are highly effective for calming the nervous system and treating stress-related disorders.

Detailed Ingredient Information

• Tagarmool (Valeriana wallichii): 100% pure, dried, and coarsely crushed roots of the Indian Valerian plant (100g per pack).

• Chemical Constituents: Rich in valerenic acid, valerone, and various alkaloids that act as natural sedatives and muscle relaxants.

Key Therapeutic Benefits

• Insomnia Relief: Acts as a safe, natural sedative to help improve sleep quality and reduce the time taken to fall asleep.

• Anxiety & Stress Management: Calms the mind and reduces restlessness, making it highly effective for generalized anxiety, hysteria, and emotional stress.

• Neuromuscular Support: Relaxes tense muscles and is traditionally used to manage tremors, epilepsy, and nerve-related pains.

• Blood Pressure Regulation: Helps in lowering mild hypertension by relaxing the blood vessels and calming the sympathetic nervous system.

• Digestive Relief: Its Vata-pacifying nature helps relieve abdominal cramps, flatulence, and spasmodic pains in the digestive tract.

Precautions

• Drowsiness Warning: May cause significant drowsiness; avoid driving or operating heavy machinery after consumption.

• Professional Guidance: Must be used under the supervision of an Ayurvedic physician, as it is a potent neuroactive herb.

• Pregnancy & Children: Not recommended for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, or children unless specifically prescribed.

• Avoid Dependency: While not as habit-forming as synthetic sedatives, it should not be used excessively for prolonged periods without a break.

• Specific Contraindications: Avoid combining with other sedative medications (allopathic or herbal) like melatonin or benzodiazepines to prevent excessive sedation.