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Vetiver(IZKHER) roots benefits, side effect and their uses

Introduction

At IZKHER ROOTS, we believe that healing begins in nature. Our mission is to reconnect people with the power of ancestral herbs—natural remedies that have supported human health and vitality for generations.Rooted in traditional herbal wisdom and modern botanical science, IZKHER ROOTS offers a curated line of herbs sourced from sustainable farms, wildcrafted with care, and processed without additives. Each herb is selected for its purity, potency, and proven wellness benefits.

LanguageTranslation / Transliteration   
Urduیادداشت کی جڑیں (Yaaddasht ki Jarein)   
ازکھر روٹس (Izkher Roots)   
Hindiस्मृति की जड़ें (Smriti ki Jadên)  
Chinese忆根 (Yì Gēn) / 本草之源 (Běncǎo zhī Yuán)   
Japanese記憶の根 (Kioku no Ne)   
Malay / IndonesianAkar Kenangan   
Bengali (Bangla)স্মৃতির শিকড় (Smritir Shikor)   
Tamilநினைவின் வேர்கள் (Ninaivin Vērgaḷ)
   

HEALTH BENEFITS

1. Digestive Support

  • Acts as a mild carminative (relieves gas).
  • Helps ease bloating, stomach cramps, and indigestion.
  • Traditionally used in teas or decoctions for soothing the digestive tract.

2. Respiratory Relief

  • Steam inhalation of boiled roots helps in relieving congestion.
  • Used for cough, asthma, and bronchitis symptoms.
    • 3. Detoxifying Properties
  • Acts as a natural diuretic, promoting urine flow.
  • Used in detox regimens to help cleanse the kidneys and liver.

4. Aromatic & Calming

  • The scent of Izkhir is used for relaxation and stress relief.
  • Often placed in clothes or burned for fragrance and spiritual cleansing in some cultures.

5. Anti-inflammatory & Antibacterial

  • Contains natural antiseptic and anti-inflammatory compounds.
  • Used topically or in baths for skin infections, rashes, or muscle pain.

6. Skin & Hair Care

  • Sometimes infused into oil or water for hair rinses, believed to reduce dandruff and itchiness.
  • Soothing for irritated skin when used in bathwater.

7. Spiritual & Cultural Uses

  • Used in many Islamic and African traditions during ritual cleansing, especially during funeral rites or special occasions.
  • Placed in homes or burned as incense for spiritual purification.

    SIDE EFFECTS: 

    • Allergic Reactions: Some people might experience allergic reactions like skin rash, itching, or irritation.
    • Stomach Upset: Overuse may cause mild stomach discomfort or digestive issues.
    • Interaction with Medicines: It may interact with other medications, so consult your doctor before use, especially if you are on prescription drugs.
    • Pregnancy and Breastfeeding: Pregnant or breastfeeding women should avoid using Beekh-e-Azkhir unless advised by a healthcare professional.
    • Dosage Caution: Use only the recommended dosage. Excessive use can lead to unwanted

    HOW TO USE:

    1. Decoction (Herbal Tea):
      • Take about 5-10 grams of dried Beekh-e-Azkhir roots.
      • Boil in 1 cup (250 ml) of water for 10-15 minutes until the water reduces by half.
      • Strain and drink the warm decoction 1-2 times a day.
    2. Powder Form:
      • You can grind the dried roots into a fine powder.
      • Take 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of the powder with warm water or honey once daily.
    3. Topical Use (For Skin Issues or Joint Pain):
      • Prepare a paste by mixing the powdered root with water or honey.
      • Apply gently on the affected area and wash off after 20-30 minutes.

    Important Tips:

    • Always start with a small amount to check for any allergic reaction.
    • Consult a healthcare professional if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or have any chronic health conditions.
    • Do not exceed the recommended dosage.

    This Article is for Basic Information. Contact a professional doctor before using it.

    HAKEEM KARAMAT ULLAH

    +923090560000

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