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Clitoria Ternatea🌿(Butterfly Pea) Seeds Blue(FIVE PETALS) 500 GMS (About 6000 seeds) /FREE PRIORITY🚑 SHIPMENT/INDIA POST

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Clitoria ternatea L. (CT) (Family: Fabaceae) commonly known as 'Butterfly pea', a traditional Ayurvedic medicine, has been used for centuries as a memory enhancer, nootropic, antistress, anxiolytic, antidepressant, anticonvulsant, tranquilizing and sedative agent.

Clitoria is a genus of Old World, insect-pollinated flowering pea vines. These plants are native to tropical and temperate areas of the world, including Southeastern Asia, Indonesia & Malaysia and Madagascar, where the flowers are often used as a food dye or dipped in batter and deep-frClitoria ternatea (butterfly pea flower) uses, benefits and side effects

Botanical name and family of clitoria ternatea

Botanical name of Aparajita is Clitoria ternatea Linn. It belongs to order Fabales, and family Fabaceae.

Geological area where butterfly pea plant grows

Butterfly pea plant is native to countries like India, Malaysia, and Indonesia. Today, it is grown in all parts of the world especially Middle Eastern countries like Iraq, Egypt, Syria, Afghanistan, Arabia, Persia, etc.

Australians use it for reviving their lands, whereas Americans grow it for horticultural purposes

Clitoria ternatea medicinal uses

Here is a list of how it is used in Ayurveda for treating different systems in the body.

1. Nervous system including brain

Extracts from this plant have a tranquilizing effect. Therefore, this plant has been used in Ayurveda for treating brain-related health problems including schizophrenia, mania, learning problems, memory problems, problems with cognitive development, etc.

It has also been used to treat syncope, dizziness, and balancing problems. The root juice is administered with some honey for such purposes. It has also been used to treat migraines and chronic headaches.

For this, few drops of extract from the root of this plant are put in the patient’s nostrils. This plant’s extracts are also good for treating any stiffness in neck muscles.

2. Butterfly pea for digestive system

Extracts from this plant are used in Ayurveda to prevent vomiting (antiemetic). Preparations from this plant are also used to prevent dysentery (anti-dysenteric).

One of the extracts also serves as a mild laxative. Some of the Ayurvedic medicines for treating gastritis, diarrhea and anus bleeding also contain extracts from Aparajita.

In addition, extracts have been used to purge bile down, making it effective cholagogue. Tonsils can be treated with this plant by combining the extract with guava leaves and gargling with it.

Abdominal pain can be treated with this plant, more specifically its seeds. The seed is powdered and administered twice each day for reducing such pain.

3. Clitoria ternatea tea for respiratory system

Ayurveda has used decoctions (clitoria ternatea tea) from this plant for gargling when a patient suffers from any cold, or throat and voice problems. At times, the patient is asked to smoke different parts of this plant for treating respiratory problems.

The plant has expectorant qualities. Therefore, it is effective in removing sputum in the case of coughs & cold, and asthma. For this, it is administered along with black pepper and extracts from basil leaves.

These three are cooked and filtered. The patient is asked to drink such processed extract for a couple of days.

This plant extract also helps to reduce any irritation in the respiratory system. Find home remedies for asthma and black pepper health benefits.

4. Circulatory system

The plant offers haemostatic properties, i.e., it can be used to stop bleeding. So, it can be used to stop anus bleeding or any other form of bleeding. It is also good agent for blood purification or detoxification.

Therefore, it can be used against acne, boils, etc. The plant was formerly used even to treat smallpox.

5. Excretory system

Extracts or decoctions from this plant are used in Ayurveda to treat dysuria, i.e., when the patient experiences pain while urinating.

6. Reproductive system

This plant is used in Ayurveda to treat medical conditions such as hydrocele, which is building up of water around testicles. There are properties in this plant for treating infertility as well as impotence.

Prolapsed uterus can also be treated with some processed extracts from this plant.

There are many other uses of this plant such as improving vision, soothing skin, as well as eyes. It can be effective anti –inflammatory agent, and medicinal preparations from it can be used as antipyretic, i.e., to bring down fever. The list of benefits mentioned above and exploited by Ayurveda is not exhaustive.

How to make butterfly pea flower tea

If you have fresh butterfly pea flowers, then put them all in a plate and cover with a cloth. Let these flowers dry under the sun till they turn crisp.

Mix dried butterfly pea flowers in 1 cup of water and boil for some time.
Steep until the color of the water turns blue.
Strain the mixture and add some sugar or honey for taste.
You can also add pinch of lemon to the tea to change the color and taste.

Butterfly pea side effects

Excessive drinking is not suggested as some of its dynamic ingredients could cause harmful impacts over the long haul. Pregnant ladies and breastfeeding moms should maintain a strategic distance from its utilization.

Common Questions about butterfly pea tea

1. What does Butterfly pea tea taste like?

Butterfly pea tea has no taste or you can say it has flavor like green tea without sugar. You can have this tea without sweetener but if you do not like the taste then you can add some honey in it.

2. Is Butterfly pea tea good for you?

This tea is always good for your health. Its very beneficial of you have problem with nervous system and respiratory system.

Butterfly pea flower releases antioxidants more then green tea which is good for blood purification or detoxification. Its stops bleeding and abdominal pain.

It can cure issue with urination and brain-related health problems including schizophrenia, mania, learning problems, memory problems etc.

3. Is blue pea flower edible?

Its edible parts are its leaves, stems and flower buds. You should consume few leaves and 3-4 flowers a day. There is no need to have more then that.

Conclusion

Clitoria ternatea medicinal uses are unlimited and it is possible to find Ayurvedic solutions to problems using butterfly pea plant.

But it is always advisable to approach a qualified ayurvedic physician as dosages are determined considering many other factors, even though symptoms may seem to be alike. Use blue tea made using butterfly pea flower that is said to have many health benefits.

References:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11881569
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21214440
https://www.sciencedirect.com/

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Clitoria Ternatea🌿(Butterfly Pea) Seeds Blue(FIVE PETALS) 500 GMS (About 6000 seeds) /FREE PRIORITY🚑 SHIPMENT/INDIA POST

Botanical name and family of clitoria ternatea

Geological area where butterfly pea plant grows

Clitoria ternatea medicinal uses

1. Nervous system including brain

2. Butterfly pea for digestive system

3. Clitoria ternatea tea for respiratory system

4. Circulatory system

5. Excretory system

6. Reproductive system

How to make butterfly pea flower tea

Butterfly pea side effects

Common Questions about butterfly pea tea

1. What does Butterfly pea tea taste like?

2. Is Butterfly pea tea good for you?

3. Is blue pea flower edible?

Conclusion

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