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08/06/2025

I Am LEGEND 2 : Last Chapter – Teaser Trailer (2025) – Warner bros
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I Am Legend 2: Last Chapter is the sequel to the popular sci-fi horror film I Am Legend (2007), with Will Smith reprising his role as Robert Neville. Set years after the events of the first film, the sequel delves further into a post-apocalyptic world where humanity teeters on the brink of extinction due to a virus that transformed people into monstrous creatures.
In this second installment, Neville is no longer alone. He joins a small group of survivors as they try to restore humanity. The film focuses on Neville's struggle against new threats from mutated creatures and internal conflicts within the group. Additionally, the story will explore Neville's past and his journey to find a cure that can save humankind.

08/06/2025

A 95-year-old Chinese doctor drinks THIS daily - His liver and intestines are as youthful as a teenager’s - Full recipe in the first c.o.m.m.e.n.t

03/02/2025

Imagine a world of art in sureality, Imagine a world where reality feels like a vivid dream, EVERYTHING YOU CAN IMAGINE IS REAL. The Conception of Reality itself.

03/02/2025

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02/02/2025

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25/01/2025

07/12/2024

Prickly Chaff-flower-- An important medicinal plant !!

BOTANICAL NAME: Achyranthes aspera var. perphyristachya Hook F.
FAMILY: Amaranthaceae

ENGLISH NAME: Prickly Chaff-flower, devil's horsewhip.

HINDI NAME: Chirchita, Latjira, Onga.

SANSKRIT NAME: अपामार्ग (apamarga)

GENERAL DESCRIPTION: It grows as wasteland herb every where. Since time immemorial, it is in use as folk medicine. It holds a reputed position as medicinal herb in different systems of medicine in India.
It is distributed throughout the tropical world. It can be found in many places growing as an introduced species and a common w**d. It is an invasive species in some areas, including many Pacific Islands environments.

BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION:
>>plant: An erect or subscandent annual herb upto 1m high.

>>stem: Angular, ribbed, thickened above the node, more or less densely hairy.

>>leaves: Opposite, elliptic or obovate, form an acute or obtuse base, acuminate or rounded at apex.

>>flower: Deflexed, congested near the apex of the axis, perfect, bracts and bracteoles subequal.

>> fruit: An utricle, oblong-cylindric, truncate at apex, rounded at base.

>>seeds: Subcylinderic, truncate at apex, reddish brown.

>>flowering and fruiting: Sept. - Dec.

USEFUL PART: All parts

TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL USES: According to Ayurveda, it is bitter, pungent, heating, laxative, stomachic, carminative and useful in treatment of vomiting, bronchitis, heart disease, piles, itching abdominal pains, ascites, dyspepsia, dysentery, blood diseases etc. In Uttar Pradesh the plant is used for a great many medicinal purposes, especially in obstetrics and gynecology, including abortion, induction of labor, and cessation of postpartum bleeding.The Maasai people of Kenya use the plant medicinally to ease the symptoms of malaria.

AYURVEDIC PREPARATION:
>>Apamarga Taila, Agnimukha etc.
>>According to Ayurveda, it is bitter, pungent, heating, a laxative, a stomachic, a carminative and useful for the treatment of vomiting, bronch

02/12/2024

Broadleaf plantain (Plantago major), often considered a w**d, actually boasts a surprising array of health benefits. Here's a breakdown of its advantages:

Skin Health:

Wound Healing:

Plantain is known for its wound-healing properties. Crushed leaves can be applied directly to cuts, burns, insect bites, and stings to reduce inflammation, promote healing, and prevent infection.

Skin Conditions:

It can help alleviate skin irritations like eczema, psoriasis, and acne due to its anti-inflammatory and soothing properties.

Digestive Health:

Diarrhea and Constipation:

Plantain seeds contain psyllium, a soluble fiber that helps regulate bowel movements and can relieve both diarrhea and constipation.

Stomach Ulcers:
Studies suggest plantain can reduce stomach acidity, potentially preventing and treating ulcers.

Digestive Inflammation:
It can soothe inflammation in the digestive tract, aiding in conditions like gastritis and irritable bowel syndrome.

Respiratory Health:
Cough and Sore Throat:
Plantain acts as an expectorant, helping to loosen and expel mucus, making it beneficial for coughs and sore throats.

Respiratory Infections:
It has antimicrobial properties that may help combat respiratory infections.

Other Benefits:

Diuretic:
Plantain can act as a mild diuretic, promoting urination and helping to detoxify the body.

Antioxidant:
It contains antioxidants that help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals.

Nutrient-Rich:
Plantain is a good source of vitamins A, C, and K, as well as minerals like calcium and iron.

Ways to Use:
Topically: Apply crushed leaves directly to the skin.
Tea: Steep dried or fresh leaves in hot water to make a tea.
Tincture: Use a plantain tincture for internal or external applications.
Poultice: Create a poultice by mixing crushed leaves with a little water and applying it to the affected area.

09/11/2024

World's oldest crocodile with six girlfriends that has fathered over 10,000 babies poses for snap

03/11/2024

World’s largest captive crocodile dies in Australia aged more than 100

22/10/2024

Parijat, also known as Night-flowering Jasmine, is an important plant used in traditional medicines for the treatment of various diseases. The plant is used as a herbal remedy for treating various infectious and non-infectious diseases.

Traditionally, different parts of the plant have been used as herbal remedies for treating conditions like intermittent fevers, arthritis, and sciatica. The plant shows anti-inflammatory and antipyretic (fever-reducing) properties which help in managing pain and fever. It is also used as a laxative, in rheumatism, skin ailments, and as a sedative[2].

As per the Ayurveda textbook, the plant provides relief from the symptoms of cough and cold. Drinking fresh Parijat leaves juice with honey helps to reduce the symptoms of fever due to its Ushna (hot) property. The plant also helps in the treatment of arthritis. It balances the aggravated Vata which is considered as a major reason for symptoms.

Some researchers suggest its use on the hair scalp to get relief from hair fall[3]. The leaves of the plant can be used to treat ringworm and other skin diseases[4]. According to Ayurveda, the paste of the Parijat plant leaves, when applied externally, can provide benefits in reducing the pain caused due to an imbalance of Vata dosha due to its Vata-balancing property.

It is advised to do a patch test before applying Parijat externally in any form to avoid any allergy.

What are the synonyms of Parijat?
Harsingar, Night jasmine, Hengra bubar,, Night-flowering jasmine, Shiuli, Night jasmine, Parijatha, Sephalika, Parijatakam, Jayaparvati, Gangasiuli
What is the source of Parijat?
Plant Based

Benefits of Parijat

1. Arthritis:
Parijat or Harsingar leaves are effective herbal remedies for reducing painful conditions like osteoarthritis. As per Ayurveda, osteoarthritis is known as Sandhivata and it occurs due to an aggravation of Vata dosha. It causes pain, swelling, and joint mobility. Taking Parijat leaves powder helps to balance the aggravated Vata and reduces the symptoms of arthritis because of its Vata balancing property.

Tip
Take Parijat leaves juice 10-20ml or as directed by the physician
Mix it with the same amount of water and have it before meals in the morning to get quick relief in arthritis pain.

2.Sciatica
Ayurveda describes sciatica as Gridhrasi, and it is caused by the aggravation of Vata. Sometimes aggravated Kapha and Vata can also cause sciatica. Parijat has Ushna (hot) nature that helps to bring back the aggravated Vata. It also helps to restore the state of equilibrium by maintaining the balance between Kapha and Vata dosha to provide relief in symptoms of Sciatica.

Tip
Take Parijat leaves juice 10-20ml or as directed by the physician
Mix it with the same amount of water and have it before meals in the morning
get quick relief in sciatica pain.

3.Fever
Parijat or Harsingar can prove to be beneficial in controlling the fever. As per Ayurveda, accumulation of Ama (toxic remains in the body due to improper digestion) in the body may sometimes cause fever. Taking Parijat leaves juice with honey helps to reduce the symptoms of fever by reducing Ama because of its Ushna (hot) property.

Tip
Take a bowl and mix two leaves of Parijat plant, neem, three black peppers, and four leaves of tulsi.
Ground the mix in half a liter of water
Now boil it till half a cup of residue remains.
Keep the concoction aside and let it cool down
The remedy is ready to be given orally once or twice a day

4.Indigestion
According to Ayurveda, indigestion is termed as Agnimandya. It occurs due to an imbalance of Pitta dosha. Whenever the ingested food is left undigested due to Mand Agni (low digestive fire), it results in the formation of Ama (toxic remains in the body due to improper digestion) and causes indigestion. Parijat helps enhance the Agni, thus leading to improved digestion due to its Deepan (appetizer) and Pachan (digestion) properties.

Tip
Take Parijat leaves powder 1-3 gm or as directed by the physician
Mix it with honey and have it after meals once or twice a day
get relief from indigestion

5.Diabetes
Diabetes, also known as Madhumeha, occurs due to an aggravation of Vata-Kapha dosha as well as impaired digestion. Impaired digestion leads to an accumulation of Ama (toxic remains in the body due to improper digestion) in the pancreatic cells and impairs the function of insulin. Parijat helps manage diabetes due to its Vata-Kapha balancing and Tikta (bitter) properties. It helps prevent the accumulation of Ama and improves the function of insulin, thereby managing blood sugar levels and reducing the symptoms of diabetes

Tip
Take Parijat leaves powder 1-3 gm or as directed by the physician
Mix it with lukewarm water and have it once or twice a day
get manage symptoms of diabetes