Centella Asiatica

Gotu Kola - The real herb

Origin of the herb

Centella Asiatica is a tiny herb that is found across various parts of the world. Its nativity lies in India but it is widely found in various countries like Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Iran, Papa New Guinea, Australia and Malaysia. It has been used for centuries together as a medicinal herb in various parts of the world that includes Africa, India, and China. It is usually known that this plant evolves and grows inner surface which is seven hundred meters higher than the sea level.

Various names of the herb

This plant has got another name in Sanskrit which is called as Brahmi. In addition to this it has been widely called as Gotu Kola, marsh penny, white rot, talepetrako and so on. Centella Asiatica belongs very much to the parsley groups. On the other hand, this Centella Asiatica is known to have no taste and no smell too. Basically the stems of this small plant and the leaves are widely used for the medicinal purposes throughout the world. In addition to this, this plant can be termed as a mild adaptogen because it is very much anti toxic in nature.

The Brain Tonic

To be more specific, it is anti viral in nature. This is basically used as a wound healing medicine all throughout the world. In addition to this, this plant is also known to be used as brain tonic that can be given to cure mental disorders. It is also used in stimulating emotional and sex feelings when it is needed more. To be more precise this leaves of the plant and added with milk and given arrests diarrhea in humans. On the other hand, Centella Asiatica is very much useful in removing the fatigue and depression feelings among humans. The fruit of this plant is eight millimeter long in length followed by a longer per carp. Centella Asiatica is also known to set right the blood circulation problems in humans.