Maka (Bhringraj) – Benefits, Uses, Side Effects & Complete Information | The Great Ayurvedic Herb
Maka (Bhringraj) – Benefits, Uses, Side Effects & Complete Information | The Great Ayurvedic Herb Introduction Scientific Name: Eclipta prostrata (syn. Eclipta alba) Family: Asteraceae (Compositae) Common English Name: False Daisy, Bhringraj Plant Type: Small herbaceous plant (Herb) Flowers: Small, white flowers (Based on flower color, white, yellow, and blue varieties are found, with white being the most common.) Native Region: India and other tropical regions Propagation: By seeds and stem cuttings; commonly grows in moist places, fields, and roadsides. Maka, known in Ayurveda as Bhringraj and Keshraj (King of Hair), is considered one of the world's most powerful and renowned medicinal herbs for hair care. However, its benefits extend far beyond hair health. It is also regarded as a remarkable Ayurvedic herb for supporting liver function, maintaining healthy skin, and promoting eye health. Ancient Ayurvedic texts describe Bhringraj as a Rasayana (rejuvenating herb) that helps...