Botanical Name: Rheum emodi / Rheum officinale (Indian/Himalayan Rhubarb)
Other Names: Rewand Chini, Rhubarb Root Extract, Rewand

DESCRIPTION:

Rhubarb is commonly known as Asarah Rewand. It is a herbaceous perennial plant that has many medicinal uses. It can be used when you are on a diet.

BENEFITS:

• It is a good antiseptic.
• It is an anti-tumor herb.
• It is used to cure stomach diseases
• It helps to control cholesterol
• Itcurese constipation
• Icuresre diarrhea
• It also helps to lower the level of glucose in the blood

How to Use

Asarah Rewand is typically taken in small diluted amounts, mixed with water or honey, as guided by a hakim/herbalist. Since it has a laxative effect, dosage varies by individual and should start conservatively.

FAQs

Q1: What do we do with Asarah Rewand?

This is traditionally used primarily as a mild laxative and a natural digestive aid in Unani medicine.

Q2: Is it safe for daily use?

Not Recommended For Daily Use – It Is Advisable To Use From Time To Time Or According To The Directions Of A Herbal Practitioner, Since Continuous Use Can Modify Natural Bowel Movements.

Question 3: What is the difference between this and regular rhubarb (the cooked one)?

Asarah Rewand is taken from a certain medicinal kind of rhubarb (Rheum emodi/officinale) and made as a natural ML style for a remedy distinctive of the culinary rhubarb stalks.

Q4: Well, can this even assist with liver well-being?

Traditionally, it has been used as a mild liver tonic in Unani medicine, which is not meant to replace the medical treatment of liver diseases.

Q5: Is it for kids?

It should only be administered to children under professional supervision because of its powerful laxative effect.

Q6: How should it be stored?

Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container away from moisture and sunlight.