Introduction:
Arand Mool Powder, also called Erand Mool Powder or Castor Root Powder, comes from the root of the Ricinus communis plant. Ayurveda describes Erand Mool as one of the important herbs for balancing Vata dosha. It is widely used in classical formulations such as Dashmool and has both internal and external applications in traditional medicine.
Benefits of Arand Mool Powder (Fayde):
(Traditional Ayurvedic claims – blog safe)
- Vata Balance: Commonly used to manage imbalances related to Vata.
- Strength & Vitality: Traditionally considered supportive for energy.
- Detoxifying: Mentioned in Ayurvedic texts for cleansing properties.
- External Applications: Used in pastes and oils for joints and skin.
- Classical Use: Integral part of Dashmool (ten roots) formulation.
How to Use Arand Mool Powder (Traditional Methods):
- Churna: Taken with warm water, honey, or ghee.
- Decoction: Powder boiled in water and consumed as advised.
- External Paste: Mixed with oils and applied to affected areas.
- Blended Formulations: Used along with herbs like Ashwagandha, Bala, or Dashmool.
(Note: Always use under expert Ayurvedic guidance.)
FAQs:
Q1. What is Arand Mool Powder?
It is powdered form of Castor Root (Ricinus communis), used in Ayurveda.
Q2. How is it different from Arand oil?
Arand oil is extracted from seeds, while Arand Mool is the root part of the plant.
Q3. Can it be used daily?
Yes, but only in small, prescribed Ayurvedic doses.
Q4. Which dosha does it balance?
Primarily Vata, secondarily Kapha.
Q5. Is it part of Dashmool?
Yes, Erand Mool is one of the ten roots used in the Dashmool formulation.
Other Names:
- Arand Mool Powder
- Erand Mool Powder
- Castor Root Powder
- Arandi Jadd Powder
Ricinus communis Root Powder
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