Priyanka Tiwari
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Jarul, or Zirhul, is an ornamental flower that has aesthetic value and health benefits. Jarul has long been used in Ayurvedic and traditional medicine systems.
According to a study done in ResearchGate in 2022, the Jarul plant’s flowers, leaves and even roots contain a wealth of therapeutic properties. Jarul features in Ayurveda as a tridosha nashak, a herb that works on all three doshas simultaneously keeping: Vata, Pitta and Kapha, in balance.
Hair Health Benefits of Jarul
It helps strengthen hair roots, lessening hair fall.
Jarul nourishes the scalp, enhancing natural shine.
Helps with dandruff and stimulates new hair growth.
In Ayurvedic medicine, oil obtained from Jarul petals is extensively employed for the upkeep of healthy hair.
Advancement of Jarul in Skin Care
Its antibacterial and antioxidant properties makes it useful for treating an array of skin conditions.
Clears Acne, Blemishes and Dark Spots.
Jarul protects the skin from infections.
Improves skin tone when used a face pack.
Why Drink Jarul Flower Tea?
Jarul tea provides a range of internal health benefits.
Enhances heart health through natural flavonoids.
It aids in controlling blood pressure.
Helps in lowering cholesterol.
To prepare the tea, one needs to dry the Jarul flowers and steep them in hot water.
Improves Digestion and Immunity
Drinking Jarul tea may support digestive health and improve the functioning of the entire digestive system.
Eases constipation
Works as a detoxifier
Enhances immunity by natural detoxifying
Women’s Health Support
For women’s health wellness, Jarul is especially beneficial.
Regulates menstrual cycles
Helps relieve menstrual cramps.
Assist in maintaining proper hormonal levels.
Applied in ancient practices related to reproductive system care.
How to Use Jarul Safely
Tea: Use the flowers to make herbal tea by drying them first
Paste: Create a paste of the leaves and flowers and place it on the skin or scalp.
Always consult an Ayurvedic practitioner prior to using any extracts or supplements.
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