Madhunashini

Madhunashini has been historically used as a therapy for diabetes and arthritis diseases. It also has earned significant interest as a multi-supportive remedy for weight management.

Description

Madhunashini is an enduring woody plant local to tropical Asia, China, the Arabian Peninsula, Africa, and Australia. It has been utilized in Ayurvedic medication. Basic names incorporate gymnema Australian cowplant, and Periploca of the forested areas, and the Hindi term gurmar, which signifies "sugar destroyer".

The plant is a climber with leaves having delicate hairs on the upper surface. The leaves are stretched oval fit as a fiddle. It has a little, yellow, umbelliferous inflorescence that is delivered consistently.

Madhunashini is a climbing plant, producing stems up to 3 metres long. The leaves are green; the stems are hairy and light brown. It is a well-known Ayurvedic herb with a very good reputation in the treatment of diabetes. It is used particularly to reduce sugar levels in the blood and urine and is also used as a green vegetable.