Gurmar Booti (100GM)گڑمار بوٹی

Gurmar Booti, Miracle fruit, گڑمار بوٹی,  also known as Gymnema Sylvestre, is a staple herb of the Ayurvedic apothecary. Physicians traditionally use it for supporting balanced blood sugar levels and dulling the palate to the taste of sweets. Indeed it is fascinating in that it works a multifaceted path towards maintaining healthy blood sugar. It belongs to family "Asclepiadaceae". People mostly use its leaves. It is Warm and dry in second order.

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Names in other languages:

\nArabic Name : Barkista \n \nBengali Name : Meshsingi, Gurmar \n \nEnglish Name : Small Indian Ipecacuanha, Miracle Fruit, Gymnema \n \nFrench Name : ip’cacuanha \n \nGerman Name : Gymnema, Merasingi \n \nGujarati Name : Kavali \n \nHindi Name : Gurmar, Gudmar \n \nKannada Name : Kadhasige \n \nLatin name : Gymnema sylvestre R. Br. \n \nMarathi Name : Kavki, Medhaashingi \n \nPersian Name : Kista \n \nSanskrit Name : Madhunashni, Meshshrangi, Sarpadarushtri \n \nUrdu Name : Gurmar Buti \n

Recommended Dosage:

\n5 to 7 g powder of the full plant. \n

Contraindication:

\nImportant safety information exists for diabetics considering Gymnema for blood sugar control. Due to its potential impact on blood sugar levels, Gymnema use should only be done under the close supervision of a qualified healthcare professional for people with diabetes. Therefore, this supervision is crucial to ensure proper dosage and potentially adjust insulin dosages as needed. It's important to remember that Gymnema is not a substitute for insulin in managing blood sugar for either type 1 or type 2 diabetes. \n

Precautions:

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Gurmar Booti, while helpful for some individuals, should not be taken by everybody. Generally, you should not use it if you have hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar levels.

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Medicinal uses:

\nGenerally, it is useful in Anaemia, Cardiovascular Disorders, Diabetes Mellitus, Glycosuria, High LDL Cholesterol Level, Hypertriglyceridemia, Incontinence, Polyuria. Chewing and ingesting about 12 grams alleviates the adverse effects of alcohol or opium intoxication. Also, the root decoction, administered in recommended doses and at appropriate intervals, possesses antidotal properties against insect bites and snakebites. \n \nFuthermore, for local poison, apply dried root powder directly to the affected area to absorb it. You can use it alone or combine it with other suitable medications to provide symptomatic relief for diabetes mellitus. Additionally,  dusted onto wounds or made into a paste with water, the dried root powder acts as an astringent. You can also take it internally as a decoction. Hence, this decoction is beneficial for fever, cough, swollen glands, enlarged liver, and enlarged spleen regions. Moreover, leaf juice acts as an abrasive against corneal opacity (macula). \n \nSknatural provides you very fine Gurmar Booti.