Properties of aphrodisiac

 

Ajwain (scientific name Trachyspermum ammi), with its spicy and warm aroma, is like an extract from nature itself. These tiny but rich seeds, also known as "celery", are rich in effective plant compounds such as thymol and carvacrol, which give it antiseptic, anti-flatulent, anti-inflammatory and regulating properties of the stomach and intestines. The sweat extracted from it, like the spirit of the plant, contains all its invigorating, nerve-calming and antimicrobial properties and has been in the class of natural healers for centuries.

In this article, everything you need to know about this healing sweat has been compiled for you in a complete and practical way. Stay with us.

Nature of Ajwain Sweat
Ajwain sweat is inherently very hot and dry in nature. This sweat is very suitable for people with cold and wet temperaments (phlegm and blood) and can restore balance to their bodies

Properties of aphrodisiac at a glance
✅ Strong digestive system booster

✅ Very powerful anti-flatulence and carminative

✅ Improves indigestion

✅ Antispasmodic and abdominal pain

✅ Destroys intestinal parasites

✅ Natural antiseptic of the stomach and intestines

✅ Helps treat gastric reflux

✅ Liver booster

✅ Expectorant and improves cough and cold

✅ Menstrual stimulant

✅ Lowers blood sugar

✅ Lowers blood pressure

✅ Reduces blood fat and cholesterol

✅ Increases metabolism and helps with weight loss

✅ Treats acne, acne and eczema

✅ Improves memory and concentration

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Now, let's look at the most important areas of effectiveness of this natural elixir for the body in more detail.

Benefits of anise for the stomach and digestive system
If we imagine the digestive system as a garden, anise is a gardener that both eradicates weeds (toxins and microbes) and strengthens the soil (the walls of the stomach and intestines). This drink provides simultaneous cleansing and strengthening.

Anise for stomach infection
Anise is considered a natural and powerful antiseptic due to its compounds such as thymol. These compounds act like a shield against harmful bacteria, including Helicobacter pylori, and cleanse the stomach environment of pathogens.

Its regular consumption, especially with mint or thyme, can reduce inflammation and chronic stomach infections and, even in mild cases, is a natural alternative to chemical antibiotics.

 

Anise for gastroesophageal reflux
Many reflux patients notice that their burning and sour feelings are reduced when they try anise for the first time.

The warm and dry nature of agarwood strengthens the cardia (the valve between the stomach and esophagus) and improves its function. By reducing the coldness and excess moisture of the stomach, which are the main factors in the relaxation of this valve from the perspective of traditional medicine, it prevents the return of acid and stomach contents to the esophagus.

Consuming it before meals can greatly reduce the likelihood of reflux. Of course, one should not overdo it, as it may have the opposite effect.

Properties of agarwood for stomach ulcers
A stomach ulcer is the result of inflammation and damage to the inner wall of the stomach. Agarwood helps the wound healing process by inhibiting the bacteria that cause ulcers and reducing inflammation of the stomach wall. Its antispasmodic properties are also very effective in reducing the pain caused by stomach ulcers.

Combining it with licorice or chamomile enhances its therapeutic effects and accelerates the healing process.

The best time and method of consuming agarwood for the stomach
The correct method of consumption plays a decisive role in its effectiveness.

For bloating and indigestion: Half a cup of ajwain after meals

For reflux: Two tablespoons before main meals (it is better to dilute with water)

For stomach ulcers: ajwain + honey in lukewarm water, once a day in the morning on an empty stomach

If you have a hot temper, be sure to consume it with moderation. For example, with a few drops of ajwain or chicory, so that it does not bother the body's heat.

And the golden point is that continuous and regular consumption (in moderation) is better than consuming too much in one day. Ajwain is not a plant that can be hastily concluded; it acts slowly and continuously.

How to use ajwain to remove phlegm
To reduce phlegm and improve body coldness with ajwain, usually half to one tablespoon is dissolved in a glass of lukewarm water and consumed in the morning on an empty stomach. Continuous and regular use, along with following a light and warm diet, increases the effectiveness of ajwain in cleansing the body of phlegm.

Agarwood for Fatty Liver
Fatty liver is one of the most common liver disorders that is associated with the accumulation of fat in liver cells and can cause inflammation, dysfunction, and in more severe cases, liver fibrosis. The active compounds in agarwood, including thymol and carvacrol, with anti-inflammatory and bile flow stimulating effects, are effective in reducing liver fat and improving liver function. Regular and controlled consumption along with a proper diet and light exercise increases its effectiveness and strengthens liver health.

Note: Agarwood consumption for fatty liver should be balanced and in case of severe liver problems or concomitant use with prescription medications, consult a doctor.

The properties of ajwain for weight loss
Ajwain, with its hot and spicy properties, makes the body's metabolism engine brighter. From the perspective of traditional medicine, ajwain removes moisture and excess fat from the body, and from the perspective of modern science, the aromatic compounds it contains increase the secretion of bile and digestive enzymes: that is, both better digestion and less absorption of fats.

 

Ajwain for belly fat
Belly fat is usually the result of the accumulation of waste products and incomplete digestion of food.

By cleansing the stomach and intestines, ajwain prevents this accumulation from the very root.

To target belly fat, mix one-third of a cup of ajwain with lukewarm water and some fresh lemon juice and drink it half an hour before main meals. This combination activates the thermal spark of metabolism before meals.

How to use agarwood for weight loss
- In the morning on an empty stomach: to activate metabolism

- Half an hour after lunch or dinner: to improve digestion and prevent fat accumulation

- Before bed: only if you do not have a sensitive stomach, as it may cause a feeling of heat.

Remember that agarwood does not work miracles; but if combined with a balanced diet and a little exercise, it will surprisingly speed up the weight loss process.

Properties of agarwood for facial skin
This sweat acts as an internal cleanser. By removing toxins from the body and improving blood circulation, it helps to refresh and rejuvenate the facial skin and eliminates pallor. Its antifungal and antibacterial properties also prevent the occurrence of many skin infections; and this means saying goodbye to lethargic faces and dull skin.

The effect of agarwood on acne and pimples
Many pimples are rooted in digestive problems and fatty liver. By regulating the function of the liver and intestines, aphrodisiac dries out the source of these pimples. In addition, its strong anti-inflammatory properties quickly reduce the redness and inflammation of existing pimples.

How to use aphrodisiac topically for the skin
For topical use, it is enough to:

1. Dilute a little aphrodisiac with water or rose water.

2. Apply with cotton on the pimpled or blemished areas.

3. Wash with cool water after 15 minutes.

Do this two to three times a week to see its anti-acne and cleansing effect.

Properties and side effects of aphrodisiac for women
With its warm nature and antiseptic properties, aphrodisiac has a therapeutic role in many female problems. But just as it can be healing, it should also be used with caution in some specific conditions.

Below, we will discuss the most important properties and warnings related to women.

Benefits of Ajwain for the Uterus
Ajwain has antiseptic and antispasmodic properties and is considered one of the best natural uterine stimulants. Especially for women who suffer from cramps or frequent pain in the abdominal and pelvic areas, regular consumption of Ajwain (in moderation) can improve uterine blood flow and reduce inflammation.

In traditional medicine, it is used to cleanse the uterus after menstruation or childbirth.

Side effects of Ajwain for women
In women who are hot-tempered or suffer from pelvic inflammation, excessive consumption of Ajwain may cause excessive uterine stimulation, dryness, or increased menstrual pain.

Ajwain in pregnancy
❌Absolutely prohibited❌

The strong menstrual and uterine stimulant properties of Ajwain make it a threat to pregnancy and may cause uterine contractions and miscarriage.

Ajwain for Ovarian Laziness
For women with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), who often have a cold and damp nature, ajwain can balance hormone regulation and ovulation by increasing body temperature and improving metabolism. But be sure to use it under the supervision of a doctor.

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Ajwain for Vaginal Infections
The strong antifungal and antibacterial properties of ajwain make it an effective adjunct treatment for vaginal infections. Its diluted solution can be used as an external wash.

Ajwain Properties for Menstruation
For women who have heavy menstruation with clots (caused by coldness of the uterus), ajwain helps regulate and lighten menstrual flow by warming the body. It also helps to better eliminate dead tissue and reduce spasms by increasing blood circulation in the uterus.

Properties and Side Effects of Ajwain for Men
Ajwain is not just for women. It can also have important effects on the male body; From improving digestion and metabolism to prostate health and fertility.

Benefits of ajwain for men
Strengthening the digestive system and preventing bloating and heaviness
Increasing metabolism and helping burn belly fat
Enhancing libido in cold temperaments
· Helping to eliminate uric acid and toxins from the body

Ajwain sweat is actually a combination of cleansing and strengthening that the male body responds well to.

 

Ajwain for the prostate
Ajwain has anti-inflammatory properties and can be useful in reducing prostate inflammation.

In men over 40 who experience frequent urination or a feeling of pressure in the bladder, regular consumption (in moderation) may be beneficial.

Of course, this is not a definitive treatment and should be done in conjunction with diet and a doctor's advice.

The effect of ajwain on male fertility
Some studies have shown that the antioxidants in ajwain can help improve sperm quality and motility by protecting sperm from oxidative stress.

Daily intake for men
To benefit from the benefits and prevent side effects, consuming one to two servings a day, each serving being half a small cup, after meals, is considered a reasonable and safe amount for men with a balanced temperament.

 

Side effects of ajwain for the heart
Excessive consumption of ajwain can raise blood pressure and increase heart rate. People with heart disease or high blood pressure should use it with caution and under the supervision of a doctor. It is very important to observe the appropriate dosage and consult a doctor.

Appropriate daily dosage
For most people with normal temperament, taking 2 to 3 times a day, each time in the amount of 30 to 50 ml (about one-third to half a cup) after meals, is considered a safe and effective dose. Never exceed this amount and after a 40-day period, take a two-week break.

Remember: the effect of nature is gentle, but lasting. 🌿