This herb is a native of Mexico but is cultivated all over as an ornamental plant. In India, it is widely cultivated in Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Gujrat, and Andhra Pradesh. However, this bright, beautiful, orange marigold flower is more than just an ornamental plant, it is an amazing Ayurvedic herb that is loaded with numerous medicinal properties. The fascinating health benefits of the Marigold flower have made it one of the important herbs in the Ayurvedic system.
Marigold (Tagetes erecta), also called Genda Phool, Sayapatri, Banti Puvuu, Galaghoto, and Gulhazara is a beautiful flower that can be seen all over the world. Marigold, a common flower that is bright orange in color as it holds a prominent position during festivals and other occasions. It is commonly known as “Genda” and is used as a “thorana” which means garland. Though it is not an aromatic flower, it is preferred for a garland due to the reason that it can repel insects.
In India, it is common to see rows of marigold flowers adorning the doorways and walls during special occasions. These beautiful, mildly-scented flowers have a lot of significance in the Hindu tradition. Probably our ancients knew well before science that the humble marigold was full of amazing health benefits. But apart from its usage as an aesthetic element and insect deterrent, did you know it can offer numerous health benefits too
Benefits:
Helps us in preventing and curing the following:
- Controls inflammation
- Soothes sunburn
- Restores oral health
- Heals wounds
- Defends against infection of stomach
- Eases spasms and cramps
- Treatment of eye diseases
- Boosting up of the immune system
- Anti-inflammatory properties and lowers free radical damage
Safety Information:
- For Natural Taste & Freshness, Keep it in cool and dry place.
- Avoid direct Sunlight & Do not Refrigerate.
- Store the contents in an Airtight Container after opening the package.
- All herbal medicine should be used under Medical Supervision only.
