Vidarikand Churna

Vidarikand:

Vidarikand common name:

Swaduskanda (स्वादुकन्दा), Ikshukanda (इक्षुकन्दा), Bhuikohol (भुईकोहोळा), Gajvajipriya (गजवाजिप्रिया), Kandpalash (कन्दपलाश), Bhumikushmand (भूमिकुष्माण्ड), Vidarikand (विदारीकन्द), Pataalkohda (पतालकोहङा), Swadukanda, Krostri, sita, ikshugandha, kshirvalli, kshirshukla, payasvani. Sanskrit: Bhukushmandi (भूकुशमंडी),

Part Used: Tuber (कन्द), ,

Ayurvedic Properties: गुरु, स्निग्ध,     मधुर      मधुर    शीत,

Vidarikand is an Indian kudju, an energetic nutritive sperm enhancer. In vivo, there is less protein expression of p-ERK/ERK and p-AKT/AKT. Angiogenesis is the formation of new blood capillaries from pre-existing blood vessels. The essential role of blood vessels in delivering nutrients to tissues makes angiogenesis important in many different settings, including both physiological and pathological conditions. Physiologically, angiogenesis is involved in the growth of normal blood vessels during development, such as placental vascularization during pregnancy and the wound-healing process. Angiogenesis-based therapies primarily target pro-angiogenic factors such as vascular endothelial growth factor-A (VEGF) or fibroblast growth factor (FGF) in isolation, and there is a limited understanding of how these promoters combine to stimulate angiogenesis. Vidarikand (Pueraria tuberosa) is a pro-angiogenetic herb for treating vascular insufficiency-related problems, such as ischemic heart disease and stroke, and is known for its therapeutic potential in cardiovascular disorders. the protein expression of p-ERK/ERK and p-AKT/AKT can be influenced by various factors and can have significant implications in cellular processes and disease states. However, the exact mechanisms and impacts can vary depending on the specific cellular context and conditions. used for female/male contraceptive activities - Inhibition of spermatogenesis—medicinal value and contraceptive activities—antispermatogenic. Belongs to Vidarigandhadi Gana/Guluchyadi Varga, Vidarigandha has its potential action on dosha, dhatu, mala, and clinical indication on bala as balya aushadhi (physical strength). It is also mentioned in Valli Panchamoola, Pitta Sanshaman, and Madhura Varga. Vallipanchamoola is mentioned as indicated in raktapitta, shotha, prameha, and shukra dosha. Vidarikand has a madhur ras and pacifies vata, pitta, and rakta dosha and has brihamani, vrashya, jivaniya, rasayana, stanya, shukral, and balya properties mentioned in the ayurvedic text. This wonder drug/herb is a very good rasayana, or a plant that has rejuvenating properties. It nourishes the whole body and increases rasa dhatu. When rasa dhatu is nourished, the successive dhatus also get nourished. Vaidya's used this herb as a vrushya, or aphrodisiac (increases the shukra dhatu), and the quality of ras and quality of semen lead to an increase the sperm quality and quantity. Vidarikand is used in Ayurveda vajikaran therapy preparation. Vidarikand is a brimhani herb, helps in weight gain (increases muscle bulk—mamsa dhatu) in persons who have lost weight due to disease or malnourishment. Vidarikand also increases and strengthens the immune system and boosts immunity.

Vidarikand has antioxidants and bioactive components; it improves the immune system's ability to fight microbes and shields the body against various infections. Vidarikand has strong antibacterial, antiviral, and antifungal properties. essential in preventing infections like fever, common cold, sore throat, and other respiratory infections. Vidarikand can improve digestion by increasing levels of amylase and lipase. the Balya
potential of Vidarikand, which is extensively used in Ayurveda. The drug Vidarikand enhances Ojas, thereby increasing vitality and strength.