Gotu kola

Gotu Kola is an excellent CNS (central nervous system) herb, fantastic herb for skin problems exacerbated by stress, as well as a great blood mover (circulatory). Gotu Kola acts as a remedy during times of stress, for brain regeneration and CNS in general. It has been know to be a powerful spiritual herb in Ayurveda. Most people in the West would benefit from this herb, as our CNS’ are battered, and has reciprocal health benefits due to that relaxation with simultaneous stimulation. Could...

Gotu kola is used to help wound healing or skin problems like psoriasis. Gotu Kola is claimed to possess antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

This blend is helpful for promoting relaxation throughout the day, as the herbs aren’t sedating and, instead, typically increase alertness. Tulsi, gotu kola, and milky oats are classic nerve tonics for assuaging anxiety, stress, and forgetfulness. Lemon verbena adds a splash of citrusy flavor and is a traditional remedy for imparting calm.

I think the author may have mistyped the charm at the end. I think it should be as follows: “Heart & mind work in harmony; whole & sacred, blessed be.” (That may not be what the author was intending but I think it makes more sense and rhymes better).

8 Amazing Benefits Of Gotu Kola For Skin Hair And Health

From tightening up saggy skin to preventing excessive hair fall, there are manifolds of gotu kola benefits for skin and hair. Tap to read more.

According to Ayurvedic principles, Gotu Kola is considered a "Rasayana," which means it is believed to promote longevity, enhance vitality, and improve overall health and well-being. One of the most unique qualities of Gotu Kola is its ability to offer benefits as a potential moisture regulator on the skin. The wonder herb wears many hats indeed. #KYH_GotuKola #TheAyurvedaExperience

Gotu Kola, also known as Centella asiatica, Brahmi, and Asiatic pennywort, is an ancient herb that has been a staple in Traditional Chinese Medicine