Majuphal (Quercus Infectoria)

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Majuphala comes in two varieties: white gall Majuphala and green gall Majuphala. Majuphal’s antioxidant and anti-inflammatory qualities make it beneficial for wound healing. Because of its antibacterial properties, it minimises the risk of skin infection. It also has an astringent function that helps to tighten the skin by constricting the skin cells or tissues. Gargling with Majuphal decoction, according to Ayurveda, decreases throat inflammation and helps control tonsillitis. Due to its Kashaya (astringent) and Sita (chill) qualities, it also inhibits gum bleeding and provides a cooling and relaxing effect. Because of its antifungal properties, Majuphal may be used to treat vaginal disorders such as candida infections.Because of its Kashaya (astringent) properties, Majuphal powder taken with lukewarm water can help manage the symptoms of leucorrhea.

Majuphal is also known as :- Quercus Infectoria, Machikai, Mayaphal, Machi kay, Majjaphala, Mayuka, Chidraphala, Mayuka, Malayu

Majuphal is obtained from :- Plant

Uses and benefits of Majuphal:-

As per several scientific studies, uses and benefits of Majuphal (Quercus Infectoria) are mentioned as per below^(HR/2)

• Leucorrhea : When taken internally, Majuphal helps to reduce the symptoms of leucorrhea. A thick, white discharge from the female genitals is known as leucorrhea. Leucorrhea is caused by a Kapha dosha imbalance, according to Ayurveda. Because of its Kashaya (astringent) quality, Majuphal has a positive effect on leucorrhea. It aids in the regulation of exacerbated Kapha and the reduction of leucorrhea symptoms. Tips on how to use Majuphal powder. a. Take 1-1.5 mg Majuphal powder (or as advised by your doctor). b. Mix it with lukewarm water and drink it once or twice a day to relieve leucorrhea symptoms.
• Piles : “In Ayurveda, piles are called Arsh. It is primarily caused by a poor diet and a sedentary lifestyle, which results in the impairment of all three doshas, particularly Vata. Constipation is caused by an exacerbated Vata, which has a low digestive fire. This causes rectum veins to expand, resulting in a piles mass. Because of its Kashaya (astringent) property, Majuphal relieves swelling of pile masses and regulates bleeding. Majuphal’s Sita (cold) nature also helps to relieve burning and discomfort in piles. It has cooling properties and decreases anus burning feelings. Advice on how to use Majuphal Kada (Decoction) in piles. a. 1 to 3 grammes of Majuphal powder b. Combine it with 2 cups of water in a mixing bowl. b. Cook for 10 to 15 minutes, or until the mixture has reduced to 14 cup of water. d. Strain out one-fourth cup of the decoction. g. Take 5-10 mL of this lukewarm decoction twice a day (or as prescribed by your doctor).
• Hyperpigmentation : Majuphal can help to alleviate hyperpigmentation symptoms. When the skin is exposed to heat or the sun, the Pitta dosha in the body becomes aggravated, resulting in hyperpigmentation. Majuphal’s Ropan (healing) and Sita (cooling) properties aid in the reduction of tanning and pigmentation. Tips on how to use Majuphal powder. a. Measure out 1-1.5 grammes (or as needed) of Majuphal powder. c. Make a paste with it and honey or milk. c. Apply this paste to the affected area once a week to eliminate hyperpigmentation symptoms.
• Inflamed gums : Swollen, spongy, and bleeding gums can be treated with Majuphal. It has a Kashaya (astringent) characteristic that helps to regulate bleeding and minimise swelling. Due to its Sita (cold) nature, it also has a cooling and calming effect on the gums. Majuphal Kada Useful Hints (Decoction). a. 1 to 3 grammes of Majuphal powder b. Combine it with 2 cups of water in a mixing bowl. b. Cook for 10 to 15 minutes, or until the mixture has reduced to 14 cup of water. d. Strain out one-fourth cup of the decoction. e. Gargle with this decoction once or twice a day to relieve the symptoms of irritated gums.

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Precautions to be taken while using Majuphal:-

As per several scientific studies, below precautions should to be taken while taking Majuphal (Quercus Infectoria)^(HR/3)

Special precautions to be taken while taking Majuphal:-

As per several scientific studies, below special precautions should to be taken while taking Majuphal (Quercus Infectoria)^(HR/4)

• Breastfeeding : Because there isn’t enough scientific data to support the usage of Majuphal during breastfeeding. As a result, it’s best to talk to your doctor before taking Majuphal while you’re breastfeeding.
• Pregnancy : Because there isn’t enough scientific data to support the usage of Majuphal during pregnancy. As a result, it’s best to talk to your doctor before taking Majuphal while you’re pregnant.

How to take Majuphal:-

As per several scientific studies, Majuphal (Quercus Infectoria) can be taken into the methods mentioned as per below^(HR/5)

• Majuphal Powder : Take one to one. 5 gm of Majuphal powder or as guided by the physicianWith warm water and also have it once or twice a day to do away with the signs of leucorrhea.
• Majuphal Kada(Decoction) : Take one to threegm of Majuphal powder. Mix it with two mugs of water. This blend is then boiled ten to fifteen minutes or up until it becomes one fourth cup of water. Filter this quarter cup of decoction. Take this lukewarm decoction five to ten ml twice a day or as directed by the physician.
• Majuphal powder with honey or milk : Take one to one. 5 gm of Majuphal powder or according to your requirement. Mix with honey or milk to make a paste. Apply it on the afflicted area once a week. To do away with the sign of hyperpigmentation.
• Majuphal Kada (Decoction) for gargling : Take one to threegm of Majuphal powderMix it with two cups of water. This mixture is after that boiled ten to fifteen minutes or up until it becomes one fourth cup of water. Filter this one to fourth cup of decoction. Use this preparation for gargling one or two times a day. To get rid of the signs and symptoms of irritated periodontals.

How much Majuphal should be taken:-

As per several scientific studies, Majuphal (Quercus Infectoria) should be taken into the amounts mentioned as per below^(HR/6)

Side effects of Majuphal:-

As per several scientific studies, below side effects need to be taken into consideration while taking Majuphal (Quercus Infectoria)^(HR/7)

• There is not enough scientific data available about side effects of this herb yet.

Questions asked frequently Related to the Majuphal:-

Question. Is Majuphal beneficial in diabetes?

Answer. Majuphal roots may aid in the management of diabetes by lowering blood sugar levels. It improves insulin secretion and boosts glucose utilisation in the body. This aids in the reduction of blood sugar levels.

Question. Is Majuphal helpful in diarrhea?

Answer. Yes, Majuphal may aid with diarrhoea because it contains astringent components (tannins). It causes mucous membrane constriction and lowers blood and mucus production discharge. Diarrhea is treated with majuphal gall extract or powder.

Majuphal is a useful herb for preventing diarrhoea. Diarrhea, also known as Atisar in Ayurveda, is caused by a variety of factors including poor diet, contaminated water, toxins, mental tension, and Agnimandya (weak digestive fire). All of these variables contribute to the aggravation of Vata. When Vata is aggravated, fluid from various parts of the body enters the colon and mixes with the faeces, resulting in loose, watery motions or Diarrhea. Due to its Kashaya (astringent) character, Majuphal powder helps to limit the loss of water from the body and thickens the stool. Its Deepan (appetiser) property also aids in the improvement of digestive fire.

Question. Is Majuphal good for bones?

Answer. Yes, Majuphal is beneficial to bones since it contains minerals including calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, oxygen, potassium, aluminium, and silica. These minerals help to strengthen bones. Majuphal also contains polyphenols, which help to promote bone metabolism, which is the continual cycle of bone development and resorption.

Question. Is Majuphal useful in fever?

Answer. Because of its antipyretic properties, Majupphal may be useful in the treatment of fever. It lowers the body temperature and alleviates fever symptoms.

Question. Is Majuphal helpful in vaginal disorders?

Answer. Yes, Majuphal can assist prevent vaginal diseases like Candida infection. It possesses anti-fungal and anti-candida characteristics that prevent infections by inhibiting the activity of fungi that cause them.

Yes, Majuphal aids in the reduction of symptoms associated with vaginal disorders or infections such as white discharge. Because of its Kashaya (astringent) quality, using Majuphal decoction as a vaginal wash helps to control discharge and avoid infections.

Question. Can Majuphal be used for wound healing?

Answer. Because of its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory characteristics, Majuphal leaves are used to treat skin wounds and injuries. Majuphal contains phytoconstituents that aid in wound contraction and closure. It encourages the growth of new skin cells and collagen. It also contains antimicrobial properties, which helps to keep the wound from becoming infected. This aids in the rapid healing of wounds.

Majuphal aids in the rapid healing of wounds. Because of its Ropan (healing) characteristic, it reduces edoema and restores the skin’s normal texture. Because of its Sita (cold) and Kashaya (astringent) properties, Majuphal also works on the wound by reducing bleeding.

Question. Is Majuphal beneficial for oral problems?

Answer. Yes, Majuphal powder helps to maintain healthy gums and teeth. Because of its astringent properties, it is used in tooth powders and aids in gum tightening. It also aids in the cleaning, detoxification, and removal of sticky deposits on the teeth.

Question. Is Majuphal good for tonsillitis?

Answer. Because of its astringent and anti-inflammatory characteristics, Majuphal is beneficial for tonsillitis. Gargling with a decoction or infusion of Majuphal helps to alleviate tonsil inflammation and relaxes the throat.

Yes, Majuphal aids in the relief of tonsillitis symptoms. Because of its Kashaya (astringent) quality, gargling with Majuphal decoction helps reduce inflammation and provides comfort in tonsillitis.

Question. Can Majuphal be used for bleeding piles?

Answer. Because of its astringent properties, Majuphal may aid with haemorrhoids or bleeding piles. It lowers bleeding and edoema by constricting the tissues of the anal and rectal areas. To relieve piles, Majuphal gall powder is mixed with vaseline and used topically as an ointment.

Question. Is Majuphal beneficial in skin infections?

Answer. Yes, Majuphal’s anti-fungal properties may aid in the treatment of some skin illnesses such as ringworm. It prevents infections by inhibiting the activity of fungus.

SUMMARY

Majuphala comes in two varieties: white gall Majuphala and green gall Majuphala. Majuphal’s antioxidant and anti-inflammatory qualities make it beneficial for wound healing.