Eswaramool extract
Eswaramool extract
About Eswaramool extract
Eswaramool extract is sourced from Aristolochia Indica L.. It is offered standardized for 10% Sugars, CAS 89957-55-1.. Traditional and industrial applications include antidote for venomous bites, anti-inflammatory and pain relief, skin disorders, respiratory health.
Uses
- Antidote for Venomous Bites
- Anti-inflammatory and Pain Relief
- Skin Disorders
- Respiratory Health
- Digestive System
- Gynecological Health
- Other Potential Uses
Benefits
- Antidote for Venomous Bites: It is widely used in Traditional Indian Medicine (Agada Tantra) to treat poisonous snakebites and scorpion stings. The leaf extract (5-10 ml) is administered to neutralize venom.
- Anti-inflammatory and Pain Relief: The root and leaf paste is applied topically to relieve joint pain, swelling, and chronic rheumatism.
- Skin Disorders: It is used to treat leprosy, leucoderma, and various skin infections and allergies (e.g., eczema).
- Respiratory Health: The leaf juice and root powder are used to treat cough, bronchial asthma, and bronchitis by helping to expel phlegm.
- Digestive System: It acts as a stimulant and carminative, useful in dyspepsia, loss of appetite, abdominal pain, and bowel issues.
- Gynecological Health: It is used in treating menstrual issues like dysmenorrhea and to aid in cleaning the uterus post-delivery.
- Other Potential Uses: It has been traditionally used to treat fever, dandruff, and intestinal worms (anti-helminthic).
Specifications
Botanical Source: Aristolochia Indica L
Offering Grade: 10% Sugars
Cas Number: 89957-55-1.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the botanical source of Eswaramool extract?
Eswaramool extract is sourced from Aristolochia Indica L.
What is the CAS number for Eswaramool extract?
Eswaramool extract carries CAS number 89957-55-1..
What grade is Eswaramool extract offered in?
Eswaramool extract is offered standardized for 10% Sugars.
What is Eswaramool extract used for?
Eswaramool extract is commonly used for Antidote for Venomous Bites.
What is a herbal extraction plant used for?
A herbal extraction plant is used to extract active compounds from botanical raw material through solvent extraction, producing standardized herbal extracts for the pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and cosmetic industries.
Can the plant capacity be customized?
Yes, Sureka Life Sciences designs herbal extraction plants in capacities ranging from pilot scale to large industrial scale, based on your raw material and output requirements.
Is the equipment compliant with GMP standards?
Yes, all herbal extraction plants are engineered to comply with WHO-GMP, GMP, and relevant international quality standards for pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturing.
Do you provide installation and after-sales support?
Yes, we provide installation, commissioning, operator training, and after-sales technical support for all herbal extraction plants supplied.
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