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  2. In Tamil and Malayalam, it is known as Kasthuri Manjal (கஸ்துரி மஞ்சள்/കസ്തൂരി മഞ്ഞൾ), and in Telugu, bontha-pasupu (బొంతపసుపు). [ 4 ]

    • Introduction
    • Nutritional Value of Kasturi Manjal
    • Properties of Kasturi Manjal
    • How to use?
    • Side Effects of Kasturi Manjal
    • Precautions to Take with Kasturi Manjal
    • Interactions with Other Drugs
    • References

    Did you know that many of your natural skin care products contain Kasturi manjal? It is grown throughout the year and it is a light-yellow rhizome. Kasturi manjal is grown all over India, but it is mainly grown in West Bengal and Kerala. It is commonly known as Arishne and Pasuppu in South India. The scientific name of Kasturi manjal is Curcuma aro...

    Kasturi manjal may contain several bioactive compounds like d-camphor, alpha and beta-turmerone, Alpha-curcumene and Beta curcumene. Additionally, the nutritional value of a variety of Kasturi manjal found in Chhattisgarh are: 1. Carbohydrates:775.15 µg/mg 2. Lipids:0.72 µg/mg 3. Proteins:128.08 µg/mg 4. Amino acids:157.73 µg/mg 5. Carotenoid:5.46 ...

    Several studies have shown that Kasturi manjal may have the following properties: 1. It may reduce inflammation. 2. It may kill cancer-causing cells. 3. It may enhance the immune system. 4. It may act as an antimicrobial. 5. It may inhibit the growth of fungus. 6. It may lower blood sugar levels. 7. It may act as a mosquito repellent. 8. It may rem...

    Kasturi manjal can be used in the following way: 1. Rhizome of Kasturi manjal has been used as a dietary supplement in Ayurveda and Chinese medicine systems. 2. A paste made from Kasturi manjal has been used for various skin conditions.8 You must consult a qualified doctor before taking Kasturi manjal in large quantities or any herbal supplements. ...

    A study by Susan et al. in 2017 showed that curcumin in excessive amounts might show the following side effects: 1. It may cause nausea. 2. It may cause a headache. 3. You may see yellow stools. 4. It may cause rashes. 5. It may cause bloating. If you notice any reaction to consuming Kasturi manjal, seek immediate medical attention. Consult your ay...

    Kasturi manjal is generally considered safe when consumed in normal amounts, but you shall take the following precautions: 1. Pregnant and lactating women should be cautious before consuming Kasturi manjal.8 2. People with gallbladder diseases shall be careful before consuming Kasturi manjal.10 It is advised to consult your doctor before consuming ...

    Kasturi manjal may interact with blood-clotting medications.10You must consult your doctor before consuming Kasturi manjal if you are undergoing medical treatment.

    Bhende SS, Jessykutty PC. Major biochemical traits of kasthuri turmeric (Curcuma aromatica Salisb.). Influenced by organic manurial practices. IJCS. 2017;5(4):550-3. Available from: https://www.res...

  3. Curcuma aromatica is one of the species related to common turmeric or Curcuma longa. It is known as wild turmeric or musk turmeric and some of the local names are ‘vana haridra’, ‘kasturi manjal’, ‘pasuppu’ etc. In the Curcuma family, it is the second most common species cultivated for its rhizomes.

  4. Jun 13, 2024 · Kasturi Manjal has rhizomes with a distinct fragrance and cream colour. The fresh stalk bearing flowers and leaves can be used as a floral indoor decoration in a vase for up to a week.

  5. Oct 28, 2022 · Kasthuri Manjal exists as a rhizome in its original form. The best Wild Turmeric is sourced from the biodiverse Western Ghats. The Kasthuri Manjal crops achieve maturity after 7-8 months.

  6. Kasturi Manjal has rhizomes with a distinct fragrance and cream color. The fresh stalk-bearing flowers and leaves can be used as a floral indoor decoration in a vase for up to a week.

  7. Sep 11, 2017 · Fine paste of Kasturi Manjal application in itching skin lesions, insect bite and urticaria rashes: Wild turmeric rhizome is rubbed well with the fresh juice of the leaves of holy basil (Tulasi) and applied over the burning and itching skin lesions caused due to insect bite.