champaka :

General Use:

Bark is used in fevers, flowers are stimulant, good for eyes and relives burning , and in skin diseases, Root bark is purgative, used in amenorrhoea. Flowers tonic, stomachic, carminative, used in dyspepsia, nausea, fever, also useful as a diuretic in renal diseases. Flower oil used in cephalgia. Bark stimulant, diuretic and febrifuge. Dried root and root-bark used as a purgative and emmenagogue

Therapeutic Uses:

Vrana

Systemic Use:

1. the flowers are bitter and are useful in leprosy, boils and itch.
2. The flowers and fruits are considered bitter and cool remedies, and are used in dyspepsia, nausea and fever. 
3. the flowers mixed with Sesamum oil form an external application, which is often prescribed in vertigo.
4. the dried root and root-bark, mixed with curdled milk, are useful as an application to abscesses, clearing away or maturing the inflammation, and that, prepared as an infusion, it is a valuable emenagogue.
5. the perfumed oil prepared from the flowers is a useful application in cephalalgia, ophthalmia, and gout, and that the oil of the seeds is rubbed over the abdomen to relieve flatulence. 

Administration:

flower powder

Pharmacological:

1. flower bud - anti diabetic
2. flower - hyperlipidemia 
3. leaves - Anti-microbial , Anti-oxidant , Anti-cancer

• » Classification and names of champaka
• » Synonyms and definitions of champaka
• » Drug Properties of champaka
• » Chemical Constituents of champaka
• » Standardization of champaka
• » Parts used and Dosage of champaka
• » Morphology and Histology of champaka
• » Distribution and Conservation of champaka
• » Cultivation of champaka
• » champaka in the market
• » Medicinal Uses of champaka
• » Researches and clinical trails of champaka
• » champaka in other sytems of medicine
• » Ayurvedic formulations with champaka
• » Images of champaka