It has antipyretic, Diaphoretic, Anti-inflammatory, detoxifier, and diuretic properties. It is the most hot and bitter herb and Ayurveda only recommends it using after purification and still in very low dose.

Parts used:- Roots – These roots (Purified) are processed professionally for use in decoctions, tinctures, and liniments.

Purification process:- Without purification these roots are very toxic a never recommend intake. It can be purified in two ways.

1:- Roots are tied in a cotton cloth and then dip these roots in cow urine for the next 3 days, and these dipped roots are to be exposed in the sunlight daily for 3 days after exposure wash the roots with fresh water and replace the cow urine with a fresh one. And after the third day it is washed dried and preserved.

2:- Boil the aconitum forex in cow`s/goat milk for 3-4 hours. After heating in milk, wash the roots and preserve the roots.

3:-There is also one unpopular method – Boil vatsanbha in Triphala Decoction for 3-4 hours.

By the above methods the Aconitum Ferox roots get purified.

• Aconitum ferox is impactful, harsh and astringent in taste. It goes about as Yogavahi – an impetus for different meds. 
• It is rejuvenative, balances Tridosha, particularly Vata and Kapha. 
• It improves processing, alleviates chilliness, nutritive and improves quality. 
• It is utilized in Ayurvedic treatment of acid reflux, anorexia, spleen issue, gout, hack, asthma. 
• It is utilized in the treatment of vision issues, night visual impairment, eye diseases, irritation, otitis, migraine. 
• It is helpful to mitigate migraines, sciatica, spinal pain. 
• It is utilized as an antitoxin for harming because of rodents, rodents, scorpion and snake nibbles.

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