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Indian Senna also known as Sonamukhi (Botanical name – Cassia angustifolia) is an annual leguminous herb cultivated extensively in the southern parts of the country for its pods and leaves which are used in Ayurveda as well as in modern system of medicines. Senna leaves is generally used for its laxative properties. In scientific study of Senna, More..
Indian Senna also known as Sonamukhi (Botanical name – Cassia angustifolia) is an annual leguminous herb cultivated extensively in the southern parts of the country for its pods and leaves which are used in Ayurveda as well as in modern system of medicines. Senna leaves is generally used for its laxative properties. In scientific study of Senna, anthraquinones, glycosides, sennosides, numerous minor sennosides have been identified, and all appear to contribute to the laxative effect. These compounds work as a laxative by smoothing & relaxing the tissues, as digested food moves through the intestines. It helps to eliminate Vitiated & putrefied Pitta through motion and gives relief in fever caused by excessive Pitta. Senna supports reduction of ascitis (fluid accumulation in stomach layers) with other medicines. Senna aids in removal of toxins from skin layer and removing it from intestines. It helps to remove extra phlegm from lungs and reduce intensity of cough.
The leaves and pods of Senna are known to contain sennosides, with reported levels ranging from 2.5% to 3.6%. Specifically, Sennoside B content in pods is around 2.7%, while in leaves it is approximately 1.83%
Uses of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
Benefits of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
Indian Senna also known as Sonamukhi (Botanical name – Cassia angustifolia) is an annual leguminous herb cultivated extensively in the southern parts of the country for its pods and leaves which are used in Ayurveda as well as in modern system of medicines. Senna leaves is generally used for its laxative properties. In scientific study of Senna, anthraquinones, glycosides, sennosides, numerous minor sennosides have been identified, and all appear to contribute to the laxative effect. These compounds work as a laxative by smoothing & relaxing the tissues, as digested food moves through the intestines. It helps to eliminate Vitiated & putrefied Pitta through motion and gives relief in fever caused by excessive Pitta. Senna supports reduction of ascitis (fluid accumulation in stomach layers) with other medicines. Senna aids in removal of toxins from skin layer and removing it from intestines. It helps to remove extra phlegm from lungs and reduce intensity of cough.
The leaves and pods of Senna are known to contain sennosides, with reported levels ranging from 2.5% to 3.6%. Specifically, Sennoside B content in pods is around 2.7%, while in leaves it is approximately 1.83%
Uses of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
Benefits of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
Indian Senna also known as Sonamukhi (Botanical name – Cassia angustifolia) is an annual leguminous herb cultivated extensively in the southern parts of the country for its pods and leaves which are used in Ayurveda as well as in modern system of medicines. Senna leaves is generally used for its laxative properties. In scientific study of Senna, anthraquinones, glycosides, sennosides, numerous minor sennosides have been identified, and all appear to contribute to the laxative effect. These compounds work as a laxative by smoothing & relaxing the tissues, as digested food moves through the intestines. It helps to eliminate Vitiated & putrefied Pitta through motion and gives relief in fever caused by excessive Pitta. Senna supports reduction of ascitis (fluid accumulation in stomach layers) with other medicines. Senna aids in removal of toxins from skin layer and removing it from intestines. It helps to remove extra phlegm from lungs and reduce intensity of cough.
The leaves and pods of Senna are known to contain sennosides, with reported levels ranging from 2.5% to 3.6%. Specifically, Sennoside B content in pods is around 2.7%, while in leaves it is approximately 1.83%
Uses of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
Benefits of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
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Indian Senna also known as Sonamukhi (Botanical name – Cassia angustifolia) is an annual leguminous herb cultivated extensively in the southern parts of the country for its pods and leaves which are used in Ayurveda as well as in modern system of medicines. Senna leaves is generally used for its laxative properties. In scientific study of Senna, anthraquinones, glycosides, sennosides, numerous minor sennosides have been identified, and all appear to contribute to the laxative effect. These compounds work as a laxative by smoothing & relaxing the tissues, as digested food moves through the intestines. It helps to eliminate Vitiated & putrefied Pitta through motion and gives relief in fever caused by excessive Pitta. Senna supports reduction of ascitis (fluid accumulation in stomach layers) with other medicines. Senna aids in removal of toxins from skin layer and removing it from intestines. It helps to remove extra phlegm from lungs and reduce intensity of cough.
The leaves and pods of Senna are known to contain sennosides, with reported levels ranging from 2.5% to 3.6%. Specifically, Sennoside B content in pods is around 2.7%, while in leaves it is approximately 1.83%
Uses of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
Benefits of Senna Leaves / Senna Pods
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