Dharure ke fayde: from heart to arthritis … These benefits of Dhatura will be shocked, just take these caution – uttarakhand news

Rishikesh: Dhatura is a plant that has special significance from religious and medicinal terms. It is also considered a favorite flower of Bholenath and its medicinal properties are mentioned in Ayurveda since ancient times. However, Dhatura is a toxic plant, so its use requires special care. Despite this, it has been used in the treatment of many diseases in folk traditions.

Dhatura and its species

During a conversation with Local 18, Dr. Rajkumar (Ayush) of the Rejuvenation Herbal Clinic located in Rishikesh, Uttarakhand said that Dhatura is mainly known as a weed, which is found more than 9 species. Its flowers are white, purple and blue, which look very beautiful. But some of its species are highly poisonous. This is the reason that consumption or medicinal use of Dhatura should not be done without the advice of a specialist.

Religious importance

Dhatura has a special place in Hinduism. Shiva devotees believe that they are happy to offer Dhatura to Bholenath. According to religious beliefs, Dhatura is used to remove negative energy in worship and to achieve peace of mind.

Beneficial in heart disease: It is believed that dhatura can help in prevention of heart problems like heart attack.

Body pain and arthritis: Applying a paste made of dhatura leaves on the joints provides relief in pain and swelling. It is considered an effective medicine in arthritis and body pain.

shortness of breath: In traditional medicine, their smoke is taken by drying the leaves of Dhatura, which gives relief in problems like asthma and breathing.

Uses in fever: Dhatura fruit is used to reduce the symptoms of fever in Ayurveda. It is helpful in controlling body temperature.

Stress and mental peace: Dhatura helps to activate such hormones in the body, which reduce stress and help in calming the mind.

Traditional use of dhatura

Traditionally, Dhatura has also been used in drugs. In some places it is used by mixing in smoking or alcohol with cannabis. However, its use as intoxication is dangerous for health and can prove to be fatal at times.

Precautions

Excessive vigilance is necessary while using Dhatura. Its excessive amounts can have toxic effects on the body, which can lead to confusion, fainting, epilepsy and even death. Ayurveda believes that Dhatura is only useful under limited quantity and doctor’s supervision.