Blood is the liquid organ responsible for carrying oxygen, nutrients, hormones, waste products and infection-fighting substances to every cell in our bodies as well as maintaining temperature balance and water balance.
Your liver and kidneys naturally purify your blood by filtering out toxins from it; however, sometimes that's not enough and that's when an effective ayurvedic blood purifier comes in.
Chopchini
Chopchini (Smilax china) is an extremely potent herb used to improve internal strength in the body. Additionally, it's effective against gout and epilepsy treatment, relieve rheumatism pain relief and increase sperm count while improving blood circulation and eliminating toxins from the system. Chopchini also improves ovulation rate while treating vata disorders.
Chopchini is an effective treatment for psoriasis as its anti-allergic property helps manage skin inflammation by blocking histamine release. Furthermore, ant psoriatic properties inhibit microorganism growth and decrease itching/irritation on the skin due to ant psoriatic properties. You can consume Chopchini orally in powder form or apply topically. Similarly, it also aids with managing rheumatoid arthritis by correcting Vata dosha imbalance and decreasing Ama accumulation within joints.
Kutki
Kutki is an aromatic bitter herb packed with many health advantages. It boasts powerful hepatoprotective qualities to shield the liver from damage by free oxygen radicals while increasing bile production and anti-flatulent properties that help relieve symptoms such as bloating, gastritis and abdominal distension.
Anthelmintic such as rosemary are powerful treatments for parasitic and worm infestation, featuring anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, and anti-bacterial properties to combat them. Used widely for various ailments like bronchitis and asthma. Furthermore, rosemary helps thin and loosen rheum particles in chest and nasal cavities to ease breathing and eases skin allergy ka ilaj in urdu.
This herb also possesses potent antipyretic activity, helping to lower fever by alleviating Pitta dosha aggravation. Additionally, it relieves headaches, heaviness and other symptoms associated with fever. Furthermore, its deepen (appetizer) and Bednar (purgative) qualities help in reducing Ama and maintaining healthy liver functions; furthermore its nephroprotective qualities improve kidney function while protecting against oxidative stress in the body.
Babchi
Babchi (Psoralea corylifolia) is an iconic skin healing herb, also referred to in Ayurved as Chandrika, Suprabha, Somvalli and Chandrashalaka. It is an effective anti-aging remedy which reduces hyperpigmentation while increasing collagen synthesis. Babchi oil has also proven popular among those suffering from vitiligo as it helps restore pigmentation while speeding healing wounds faster. Babchi balances Vata and Kapha while aggravating Pitta.
Babchi seeds contain psoralen, an active compound that responds to UV radiation to promote melanin production and used to make various pastes, powders and oils to treat various skin conditions such as vitiligo patches and eczema. They're also consumed to treat leprosy symptoms in women as well as men (spermatorrhoea/premature ejaculation/spermatorrhea) as well as parasitic intestinal infections/increase appetite/treat leprosy symptoms/treat leprosy; plus possess Madhura/Kashya/Katu vipakas making this blood purifier an extremely efficient purifier of blood!
Turmeric
Turmeric, a close relative of ginger, can be used in cooking as well as traditional Ayurvedic medicine for its natural anti-inflammatory and health benefits. You might find turmeric added to drinks like golden lattes or iced tea; or in baked goods.
Turmeric powder is made by boiling, drying and grinding the roots of turmeric plants to produce this popular spice. Because turmeric maintains its color when dried out, direct sunlight should be avoided to preserve its freshness.
One study demonstrated the efficacy of turmeric, winter cherry (Withania somnifera) and boswellia serrata for relieving arthritis pain in patients, but its exact cause remains unclear. Another research paper concluded that turmeric extract inhibited Trichophyton dermatophytes growth in guinea pigs (Apisariyakul, Vanittanakom and Buddhasukh 1995), as well as having antifungal properties due to Curcuma longa's volatile oil which also have kharish.