We are offering safed musli for pharma. We are major safed musli exporter and supplier based in ahmednagar. The safed musli offered by us grows wild in thick forests and is a traditional medicinal plant. Mainly its tuberous roots are used in ayurvedic medicines. Roots are used for the preparation of a nutritive tonic used in general sexual weakness. Safed musli has been named in the atharva veda as one of the divine herbs, offering cure for many ailments and health related problems. The origin of safed musli, a wild herb, can be traced back to the aravallis, the oldest mountain ranges of the continent, from where it spread to the nearby areas, presently known as the states of gujarat, rajasthan, and madhya pradesh. It is an herb with sub-erect lanceolate leaves. Nowadays, there is a vast demand all over the world, especially in the gulf countries and the west. because of significant medicinal properties, chlorophytum borivilianum, a variety of safed musli has got today maximum demand and commercial value. There are around 256 varieties of chlorophytum in the world. In india, we have around 17 of them, out of which, borivilianum has got a good market demand. It would not be an exaggeration to call safed musli a unique, potent and versatile medicine discovered by the genius of ancient india. It is a rich source of over 25 alkaloids, vitamins, proteins, carbohydrates, steroids, saponins, potassium, calcium, magnesium, phenol, resins, polysaccharides etc. safed musli is an important ingredient of more than a hundred ayurvedic, allopathic, homeopathic and unani medicinal preparations. As a (protein rich) food supplement, there is a tremendously growing international demand for processed safed musli. Analyzing huge demand in the middle east, europe, japan and the usa, we offer the well-processed safed musli in both small and bulk quantities, within a stipulated period. climate : as safed musli grows naturally in most parts of central region of india, the normal climate of the central region suits the crop most. Sandy loam soil with proper drainage is ideal for its growth. It has now been found that it can grow successfully within a wide range of temperature and rainfall. On an average a crop gives a yield of 20-30 quintals of wet musli per acre. After peeling and drying up to nearly 20 percent (4-4.5 quintals) dry musli is finally obtained. botanical classification : class : monocotyledonsseries : coronarieaefamily : liliaceaegenus : chlorophytumspecies : borivilianum/ tuberosum importance : aphrodisiac agent and revitalizeras a general sex tonicremedy for diabetesas a cure for arthritisas a curative for natal and post-natal problemsfor rheumatism and joint painsincreases lactation in feeding mothers and lactating cowsincreasingly used in ayurvedic and pharmaceutical industriesused in diarrhea, dysenteryused for gonorrheaused for leucorrhoeaused as a diuretic.
