Bala churnam

Description

It has antioxidant, tonic, hemostatic, nourishing, rejuvenating, diuretic, decongestant, anthelmintic, anti-asthmatic, soothing, antipyretic, asthmatic, analgesic, healing, emollient, cooling properties, contains ephedrine in its composition, and therefore is used as an anti-cardiac stimulant. Aphrodisiac.
Bala is traditionally used in Ayurveda for a wide range of diseases such as facial paralysis, colic, heart disease, arrhythmia, genital and seminal weakness, menorrhagia, sciatica, headache, migraine, hematuria, cystitis, leucorrhoea, neuralgia, rigidity occipital muscles, asthma, allergies, weight loss, exhaustion, general weakness, diabetes, diarrhea, muscular dystrophy and muscle weakness, cough, fever, nasal congestion, diseases accompanied by chills, as well as lack of sweating, pain in joints and bones, shortness of breath , urinary tract infections.
Bala also purifies the blood, lowers blood pressure, lowers blood sugar, increases energy, vitality, strengthens the muscular system, gives endurance and inner strength, is useful for calming and strengthening the nervous system, increases body weight, improves the quality and quantity of reproductive fluids for the conception of healthy offspring, balances the amount of testosterone, increases sexual desire, improves digestion, normalizes stool consistency, eliminates flatulence, enhances general immunity, is a good tonic for the lungs, is useful for cystitis.
When applied externally in the form of a mask, Bala improves complexion, the external condition of the skin, it can also be used locally for eye diseases and for dressing wounds, accelerates wound healing in chronic infectious diseases, relieves pain, relieves swelling.