Atees Kadwa | Atis Root (Bitter) | Aconitum Heterophyllum

Description:

• Appearance: Aconitum heterophyllum is a perennial herb with tuberous roots. The plant features dark green, deeply lobed leaves and produces blue or purple flowers.
• Flavor: The term "Kadwa" signifies a bitter taste, which is characteristic of the root.

Uses:

• Traditional Medicine: In Ayurveda, Atees Kadwa is used for its medicinal properties, particularly its bitter qualities which are thought to aid digestion and detoxification.
• Medicinal Forms: Often used in powdered form, extracts, or as part of herbal formulations.

Benefits:

• Digestive Health: The bitter taste is believed to stimulate digestive enzymes, enhancing digestion and appetite.
• Detoxification: Used to support detoxification processes in the body.
• Respiratory Health: May help with respiratory conditions such as coughs and asthma.

Preparation:

• In Medicine: The tuberous roots are dried, powdered, or used in tinctures and extracts. They are incorporated into various traditional remedies.
• In Supplements: Available in capsules or powdered form in dietary supplements.

Storage:

• Dried Roots: Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place to maintain potency.
• Powdered Form: Keep in a cool, dark place, following specific storage guidelines.

Caution:

• Toxicity: Aconite species, including Atees Kadwa, can be toxic if used improperly. It should be used under the supervision of a healthcare provider to avoid adverse effects.