Giloy Plant, also known as Amrita, derives its name from the Sanskrit term meaning "elixir of life" or "something that protects the full body." It has been traditionally utilised to address various health issues and safeguard vital body systems. Amrita functions as a rejuvenating tonic, fortifying the immune system and promoting overall well-being.
Botanical description
Commonly known as Guduchi or Giloy in Sanskrit, this plant is a climber vine that can live for many years. Its leaves are heart-shaped. The Giloy vine, when it climbs on a Neem tree, possesses numerous medicinal properties.
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Giloy (Tinospora cordifolia), also known as Amrita, or "the elixir of life," is a potent Ayurvedic herb traditionally used to boost immunity, detoxify the body, and support overall health. Found abundantly in tropical regions of India, it is known for its bitter, cooling properties that help treat fevers, respiratory infections, and digestive issues. Giloy stimulates the production of white blood cells, strengthens the immune system, and promotes liver and kidney health. It also offers anti-inflammatory benefits, helping with joint pain and stress relief. Keep the plant in an area with ample sunlight. It is recommended to provide adequate water supply and periodic application of manure to promote optimal plant growth.