How to use Harsingar flower, leaves to reduce body pain

Have you ever seen the beautiful flowers of Harsingar plants, which are also known as parijat. These tiny, heavenly smelling flowers with tiny orange stems have a religious and medicinal significance in India.
But do you know that Harsingar flowers and leaves can also alleviate chronic body pain. The leaves and flowers of Harsingar contain anti-inflammatory compounds that help reduce swelling and pain. The presence of flavonoids and glycosides enhances blood circulation and soothes sore muscles. Its analgesic properties work to numb pain naturally, making it an excellent herbal remedy for people seeking alternatives to over-the-counter painkillers.

How to use Harsingar flowers to reduce body pain

A tea made from these flowers works wonders for muscle relaxation.
Take 4-5 fresh or dried Harsingar flowers, add them to 1 cup of hot water. Allow the flowers to steep for 5-10 mins. Add honey or lemon to this for added flavour. Sip this tea once daily, preferably in the evening, to relax tense muscles and reduce stress-induced pain.

How to use Harsingar leaves for joint pain

Prepare a decoction from the Harsingar leaves. Take a few leaves from the plants; wash them thoroughly. Add the leaves to 2 cups of water, boil the mixture until it reduces to half. Add a pinch of turmeric. Strain the liquid and drink it.
Drink this decoction twice daily—once in the morning on an empty stomach and once in the evening. Regular consumption helps alleviate chronic body pain, especially in conditions like arthritis.

Other uses of Harsingar leaves

As per a report, published in the Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, there are several medicinal benefits associated with the harsingar or parijat flower.
It is used to enhance digestion and alleviate gastrointestinal discomfort. It helps relieve issues like bloating, indigestion, and flatulence.
Harsingar leaves are used as an antipyretic to help reduce fever. Decoctions prepared from the leaves are a common traditional remedy for treating fevers, especially those associated with malaria and other infectious diseases.
The plant’s flowers and leaves are used to treat various skin disorders. Their antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties make them effective in managing conditions such as rashes, eczema, and other skin irritations
The seeds can cure baldness, and also used to treat piles.
Those with intestinal worms can drink the juice of the leaf in a small amount to eliminate the worms.
These leaves are extremely good to treat constipation in kids.
However, remember using traditional medicines is not a substitute for modern medicine and doctor’s consultation. Always consult an expert before adopting any habit related to medicines.