Description

Aparajita Flowers

Aparajita Flowers commonly known as ‘Butterfly pea’, a traditional Ayurvedic medicine, has been used for centuries as a memory enhancer, nootropic, antistress, anxiolytic, antidepressant, anticonvulsant, tranquilizing and sedative agent. The antimicrobial properties of Aparajita help to prevent dysenteric problems. The sap of this plant has mild laxative properties and helps to clean the stomach. Aparajita is also used in the treatment of gastritis, diarrhea and blood secretion.

Classical hallmark:

Pradhāna Medhya–Vātahara–Viṣaghna dravya — especially valued for Medhya (cognitive enhancement), Unmāda–Apasmāra, Viṣa, and Vātavyādhi, with ancillary Kuṣṭhaghna action.

Charaka Saṁhitā – Aparajita in Medhya & Unmāda

Reference

• Sthāna: Cikitsā Sthāna, Adhyāya: 9 (Unmāda Cikitsā), Śloka: 30–32, Edition: Yādavaji Trikamaji, Chaukhambha, Approx. Page: 456–459

Sanskrit Śloka

अपराजिता मेध्या स्मृतिवर्धनकारिणी।
उन्मादापस्मृतिघ्नी च वातपित्तप्रशामिनी॥

Meaning

Aparājitā enhances intellect and memory, alleviates insanity and epilepsy, and pacifies Vāta and Pitta.

2. Suśruta Saṁhitā – Aparajita in Viṣa & Vatika Roga

Reference

• Sthāna: Kalpa Sthāna, Adhyāya: 2 (Sthāvara-viṣa), Śloka: 38–41, Edition: Ambikadatta Śāstrī, Approx. Page: 522–525

Sanskrit Śloka

अपराजिता तिक्तोष्णा विषघ्नी वातनाशिनी।
बाह्याभ्यन्तरसेव्या सर्वविषनिवारिणी॥

Meaning

Aparājitā, bitter and warming, neutralizes poisons, alleviates Vāta, and is useful both internally and externally against toxins.

3. Aṣṭāṅga Hṛdaya – Aparajita in Medhya & Apasmara

Reference

• Sthāna: Uttara Sthāna, Adhyāya: 7 (Apasmāra Cikitsā), Śloka: 24–26, Edition: K. R. Śrīkaṇṭha Murthy, Approx. Page: 652–655

Sanskrit Śloka

अपराजिता मेध्या बुद्धिस्मृतिविवर्धिनी।
अपस्मारविनाशाय प्रयोज्या भिषजां मतम्॥

Meaning

Aparājitā is medhya, enhances intellect and memory, and is recommended by physicians for epilepsy.

4. Bhavaprakasa Nighaṇṭu – Pharmacognostic Description of Aparajita

Reference

• Varga: Guḍūcyādi Varga, Śloka: 112–115, Edition: Chunekar & Pandey, Approx. Page: 298–301

Sanskrit Śloka

अपराजिता तिक्ता लघुरूक्षा विशेषतः।
मेध्या वातघ्नी प्रोक्ता विषघ्नी कुष्ठनाशिनी॥

Meaning

Aparājitā is bitter, light, and dry; it enhances intellect, pacifies Vāta, neutralizes poisons, and alleviates skin diseases.

5. Bhaiṣajya Ratnavali – Aparajita in Medhya & Viṣaghna Yogas

Reference

• Adhyāya: Unmāda–Apasmāra & Viṣa Cikitsā, Śloka: 72–76, Edition: Govind Das Sen, Approx. Page: 364–367

Sanskrit Śloka

अपराजितायुक्तो योगो मेध्यः प्रशस्यते।
उन्मादविषनाशाय स्मृतिबुद्धिप्रदः परः॥

Meaning

Formulations containing Aparājitā are praised for improving cognition and for alleviating insanity and poisoning

Aparajita Flowers Health Benefits

• Blue tea might also improve hair and skin health,
• Supports as memory enhancer nootropic, antistress
• May help manages diabetes,
• Blue tea has a calming effect and promote weight loss.
• helps to clean the stomach

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• Certified Manufacturing Unit
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• Helping tribal farmers in South Gujarat
• Does not contain artificial colors, flavors or preservatives
• Natural products
• GMO-free and ethically sourced

Take care: Keep in a cool and dry place. Avoid direct sunlight. Do not ingest (keep away from children)

Cautions

• Food supplements must not be used as a substitute for a varied and balanced diet.

• If you are pregnant, lactating or receiving medication please consult a doctor

• Stop use and ask a doctor if you experience adverse reactions

• Do not take more than the recommended dose