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Bringaraj Eclipta alba Alternate Names: False Daisy, Bringaraja (Sanskrit), Kesharaja (Sanskrit), Han Lian Cao (Chinese), Bhangra (Hindi) Parts Used: Entire plant. Properties: Alterative, Astringent, Febrifuge, Hemostatic, Laxative, Nervine, Rejuvenative, Vulnerary, Yin Tonic. Internal Use: Alopecia, Anemia, Balding, Cirrhosis, Dysentery, Gray Hair, Hepatitis, Insomnia, Jaundice, Liver Stagnation, Loose Teeth, Restlessness, Spleen Enlargement, Tinnitus.
Internal Application: Tea, Tincture, and Capsules: In India, Bringaraj is taken with honey to prevent senility, and it is also used in massage oils as a rejuvenative. Topical Use: Inflammation Topical Application: Made into an oil that is used on the scalp to benefit hair. Compress to reduce inflammation. Energetics: Bitter, Pungent, Sweet, Cool.
Chemical Constituents: Saponins, nicotine, tannin, beta carotene, ecliptine. Contraindications: Avoid in cases of severe chills. Comments: Using this herb helps one have beautiful skin.
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