Priyangu

BOTANICAL NAME: Callicarpa macrophylla

FAMILY: Verbenaceae

CLASSICAL CLASSIFICATION:

CHARAKA- MutraVirajaniya Gana, Purisha Samgrehaniya Gana

SUSHRUTA- Priyangvadi Gana, Anjanadi Gana

BHAVPRAKASH- Karpooradi Varga

SANSKRIT NAME:

Gandhphali, Phalini, Asthibandhana, Gochandana, Peettandula, Karamba, Vanita, Lata ,Shyama, Godantini, Kanguni. Priyavalli, Bhangura, Vrutta. Shreyasi.

ENGLISH NAME: Beutyberry

COMMON NAME : Matara, Sumali(punj.)

REFERENCE: BHAVAPRAKASH SAMHITA with link e Nighantu:

https://niimh.nic.in/ebooks/e-Nighantu/bhavaprakashanighantu/?mod=read

भावप्रकाश-पूर्वखण्ड-मिश्रप्रकरण – ३. कर्पूरादिवर्ग

प्रियङ्गु, गन्धप्रियङ्गु

प्रियङ्गुः फलिनी कान्ता लता च महिलाह्वया |

गुन्द्रा गन्धफला श्यामा विष्वक्सेनाङ्गनाप्रिया ||८४||

प्रियङ्गुः शीतला तिक्ता तुवरानिलपित्तहृत् |

रक्तातिसारदौर्गन्ध्यस्वेददाहज्वरापहा |

गुल्मतृड्विषमोहघ्नी तद्वद् गन्धप्रियङ्गुका ||८५||

तल्फलं मधुरं रूक्षं कषायं शीतलं गुरु |

विबन्धाध्मानबलकृत्संग्राहि कफपित्तजित् ||८६||

HABITAT:

It is found in North -eastern parts of India and at 3000 ft in Himalayan region. Found in village shrubberies and gardens through out north -east India, West Bengal.

BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION:

Branches are have hairy like cotton structure. Leaves are ovate as lanceolate, smooth from upper surface and hairy from ventral surface. Flowers are small, pink appears in florescence, some are purple or pinkish purple in color. Fruits are fleshy white divided into 4 compartments, each having single seed, ripe fruits look spongy.

AYURVEDIC CHARACTERISTICS:

RASA GUNA VIRYA VIPAKA PRABHAVA DOSHGHNTA
Tikta, Kashaya Madhura Laghu, Ruksha Sheeta Katu Tridosha shamaka

AYURVEDIC ENERGETICS:

TASTE PROPERTY POTENCY POST DIGESTIVE EFFECT EFFECT ACTION DOSHA ACTION
Bitter, Astringent

& Sweet

Light for digestion, Dry in nature Sita Undergoes Pungent taste after digestion Pacifies all the vitiated doshas

MAJOR CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS: Calliterpenone, Crategolic acid.

THERAPEUTIC USES:

  • Priyangu+Musta+Triphala are made into a paste and applied over the gums.
  • Vomiting is induced with leaf decoction of priyangu in Parinaam shoola.
  • Given in jwara in form of hot infusion.
  • Dusting of powder of Priyangu with Yashtimadu to arrest bleeding from wound.
  • Churna is given in RaktPitta disorders.
  • Oil processed with leaf & root of Priyangu is applied over joint to heal pain & swelling.

INDICATIONS:

RaktPitta Bleeding Disorders, Parinaam Shool Duodenal Ulcers, Shrioroga Headache, Sheetad Gum Disorders, Jwar Pyrexia.

USEFUL PART: Flower

DOSAGE: Churna 3-6gm

AYURVEDIC FORMULATION:

1. Dashmoolarishta

2. Priyangwadi Taila

3. Devdarvarishta

4. Ushirasava

5. Pippalyasav

6. Amroid Ointment

 

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