Ashoka Bark Extract
Ashoka Bark Extract
About Ashoka Bark Extract
Ashoka Bark Extract is sourced from Saraca indica. It is offered standardized for 30% by Titration, CAS 7235-40-7. Traditional and industrial applications include gynecological health (primary use):, menstrual disorders, uterine tonic, leucorrhoea.
Applications & Benefits
10Gynecological Health (Primary Use):
Menstrual Disorders
Treats menorrhagia (heavy bleeding), dysmenorrhea (painful periods), and irregular cycles.
Uterine Tonic
Strengthens the endometrium and supports reproductive health.
Leucorrhoea
Used to manage white vaginal discharge.
Postpartum
Helps in uterine involution (return to normal size) after childbirth.
Medicinal & Therapeutic Applications:
Internal Bleeding & Piles
Acts as a Rakta Stambhana (styptic), helping control bleeding, particularly in cases of hemorrhoids.
Skin Care
Used for skin infections, allergies, eczema, dermatitis, and acne due to its blood-purifying properties.
Digestive Health
Known for treating stomach issues, alleviating worms, and treating constipation.
Pain & Inflammation
Effective in treating joint pain and reducing inflammation when applied topically.
Specifications
Technical Specification Sheet- Botanical Source
- Saraca indica
- Offering Grade
- 30% by Titration
- CAS Number
- 7235-40-7
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Ashoka Bark Extract?
Ashoka Bark Extract is sourced from Saraca indica.
What is the CAS number for Ashoka Bark Extract?
Ashoka Bark Extract carries CAS number 7235-40-7.
What grade is Ashoka Bark Extract offered in?
Ashoka Bark Extract is offered standardized for 30% by Titration.
What is Ashoka Bark Extract used for?
Ashoka Bark Extract is commonly used for Gynecological Health (Primary Use):.
What are herbal extracts, and how does Sureka Life Sciences supply them?
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