Monday, June 6, 2016

Ayurvedic health benefits and uses of Fennel

Fennel has numerous health benefits but in this post-Ayurvedic health benefits and uses of fennel we discuss only it Ayurvedic uses and benefits.

Ayurvedic health benefits and uses of Fennel

 

Other names of Fennel

Foeniculum vulgare, Fennel, Misreya, Saunph, Sop, Sompu, Pedajeelakarra, Perumjirakam, and Badhesuppu.

Fruits of fennel are used in different ayurvedic treatments. It is refrigerant expectorant, anthelmintic, carminative, digestive, cardiac stimulant, galactagogue, diuretic.

Ayurvedic health benefits and uses of Fennel (Saunph)


Increase breast milk secretion

Pouand little saunph seeds into a glass of milk and give every day to a lactating mother will help to promote milk secretion.

Vomiting

Take crushed ginger and few saunph seeds and add to a half glass of boiling water and allow to cool. Drink this water from time to time to suppress nausea and vomiting.

Digestive

Generally, fennel used as a mouth freshener after meals, saunph is a digestive. Chewing little saunph seeds after a meal clears the food passages, apart from aiding digestion.

Modern research 

Anethole, an extract of fennel was found to reduce fructose concentrations and thereby prostate gland weight in experimental studies.

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