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Achyranthens Aspera (Chaff Flower): Uses, Benefits & Side Effects Achyranthes is a group of plants belonging to the amaranth family, Amaranthaceae, known for their medicinal and decorative properties. These plants are commonly referred to as chaff flowers. Achyranthes aspera, also known as chaff-flower, prickly chaff flower, or devil's horsewhip, is a plant species belonging to the family Amaranthaceae. It is widely distributed across tropical regions worldwide. Often seen as an introduced species and a prevalent weed, it has become invasive in various environments, including many Pacific Islands. The plant is recognized by various names across different regions: In Hindi: Puthkanda, Latjira, Chirchira, Lamchichra, Sonpur. In Marathi: Aghada. In Sanskrit: Apamargah. In English: Chaff Flower. In Punjabi: Kutri. In Kannada: Gorwiballi, Karihambu. In Tamil: Naaiyuruvi, Naagarkaai Mullu. In Telugu: Uttaraene. Habit: This plant is a wild, perennial herb that grows upright. Stem: T...

  Gokhru/ Tribulus terrestris A Natural Wonder for Health and Wellness Gokhru/Gokhshur, also known as Small Caltrops Elephant prick, Hand prick, Land Caltrops or Tribulus Terrestris, is a vital trailing plant widely distributed across India. Like many weedy species , this plant has other numerous common names according to the world region,  including goathead, bull's head, caltrop, cat-head, devil's eyelashes, devil's-thorn, devil's-weed, puncturevine, and tackweed. [ In Ayurveda, Gokhru holds a revered status, revered for its multifaceted benefits in various ailments. Recognized as a potent Rasayana or rejuvenating tonic, it possesses properties that pacify Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas. Ayurvedic texts highlight Gokhru's role in promoting genito-urinary system health and its incorporation in herbal formulations aimed at protecting vital organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys. Utilized in decoction or infusion form, Gokhru aids in addressing issues such as bur...