Description
The forest herb is known as Nigad, Nigdicha leaves called five lived chastely in English, and vitex Segundo limn in the classical language. Nigam is a wild medicinal plant found all over the world. Nigdi is rich in vitamin c. Due to the properties of Vitamin C, this plant is antibiotic and anti-inflammatory.
This foul-smelling shrub bears small clusters of flowers. The flowers are white, bluish. In 2 to 8 inch stalked manjiri flowers.
The stamens have 4 stamens, 2-4 chambers.
The Ayurveda plant Nighantu contains descriptions of two species of this plant, Nilpuspi, and Shwetapuspi.
The flowers of Nigdi are dry, short, bitter, bitter; semen is hot.
Use of vitex nigundo root(nigad)Five leaves chaste
• Nigdi flowers are phlegm sedative. When there is pain and swelling in severe headaches, rheumatism, and rheumatism, the height of choice should be chewed and poured.
• Extracting the juice of flowers and putting it in the ear helps in reducing deafness
• In case of chronic cough, the flower buds of choice should be chewed with granulated sugar.
• In case of loss of appetite, bad taste in the mouth, or worm infestation in the stomach, a mixture of flower juice and having powder should be given.
• The oil made from flowers and leaves is an elixir for swelling, bruising, joint pain. If you are in pain with this oil, you can get relief by massaging the area and taking a hot shake on it.
• If there is any damage to the thyroid gland, 2-3 drops of the flower juice of choice should be left in both nostrils every morning. Do this experiment for 21 days in a row. This helps to reduce the breakdown in the thyroid gland
• Nigdi leaves, flowers, bark are used in the form of oils, powders, medicinal tablets
• Nigad is one of the most useful wild herbs for hair growth and hair care.
• Sprain - In case of swelling due to twisting of the legs, heat the selected leaves and shake the area to reduce the pain.
• Peel a squash, grate it and apply it on the scalp.
• If there are abdominal gas and discomfort, extract the leaves' juice and let it drink.
• If there is a pain in the teeth, the leaves of Nigdi should be dipped in water and boiled and swallowed to reduce the discomfort.
• If you have asthma, you can take the juice of the plant's leaves three times a day.
• In the case of ulcer boils, the leaves of Nigdi should be dipped in water and coated and applied on the affected area.
• Nigdi helps to clean and heal wounds
• Nigad helps to improve bleeding
• Nigad is useful for clearing urine in diseases like diarrhea, anuria
• Nigdi is used as a primary medicine in diseases like typhoid and malaria.
• Nigad improves appetite and digestion, so it helps to reduce hunger, anorexia, ama-dosa.
Nigdi names in different languages
• Botanical name - vitex negundo root.
• English name -five leave the chaste tree
• French word- Gattilier incise
• German word -manchspfeffer
• Latin name - vitex negundo linn
• Chinese name - Huang ping
• Hindi name - organdy, nisinda, mewri
• Urdu name -Tukhme Shambhala
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