Medicinal Properties
- Cardioprotective
 - Antiarrhythmic
 - Cardiac Stimulant
 - Antianginal
 - Cardiac tonic
 - Anti-atherogenic
 - Inotropic (modifies the speed or force of muscle contractions)
 - Antihyperlipidemic
 - Anti-thrombotic
 - Antihypertensive
 - Antioxidant
 - Antihemorrhagic
 - Anti-osteoporotic
 - Anti-herpes virus (it is found in Casuarinin, hydrolysable tannin compound in Arjuna bark)
 - Wound healing
 - Anti-arthritic
 - Anti-inflammatory
 - Antacid
 - Antiulcerogenic
 - Mucolytic
 - Urinary Astringent
 - Anti-obesity
 - Antitoxin
 - Antitumor
 - Antihyperglycemic
 - Anti-ischemic
 
Therapeutic Indications
- Dyslipidemia
 - Coronary artery disease
 - Heart failure
 - Hypercholesterolemia
 - Angina pectoris
 - Arrhythmia (especially used for Tachycardia)
 - Hemorrhages
 - Edema due to heart disease
 - Asthma
 - Cough associated with weakness and fatigue
 - Heartburn
 - Gastritis
 - Peptic ulcers
 - Dysentery
 - Bleeding piles
 - Burning sensation in urine
 - Urinary tract infections
 - Pyuria
 - Metrorrhagia (excessive uterine bleeding)
 - Leucorrhea
 - Obesity
 - Bone fractures
 - Low bone mineral density
 - Osteoporosis
 - Chronic low-grade fever associated with fatigue and weakness
 - General weakness & Fatigue
 
Benefits & Medicinal Uses
In Ayurveda, Arjuna Bark is mainly used for heart diseases and as a heart tonic. In addition, it is also indicated in other diseases as listed above. Now, Arjuna is also studied for an ulcer, diabetes, and cancer treatments.
Arjuna Chhal Ghanvati Dosage
| The general dosage of Arjuna Bark Water Extract is as follows. | |
| Children | 125 to 250 mg * | 
| Adults | 250 to 500 mg * | 
| Maximum Possible Dosage | 1500 mg Per Day (in divided doses) ** | 
| * Twice a day | |
| ** The maximum dosage of Arjuna Bark Water Extract is a general estimate. | |
| Best Time to Take: On Empty Stomach in the morning and in the late afternoon or early evening, or 2 hours after a meal. | |
| Adjuvant: Water | |






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