An essential component of the ayurvedic medical system is the ayurvedic herb. Since ancient times, we have used these herbs to treat a variety of illnesses, foster mental clarity, increase immunity, and promote healthy skin, and hair and also for holistic treatments.

Ayurveda allows for the treatment of the patient as a whole, not just their afflicted parts. In Ayurveda, thousands of plants with active components derived from leaves, roots, flowers, and bark have been used to heal disease as herbs have the power to bring the body and mind into harmony.

The herbs Balance your dosha’s and provide complete relief from an existing illness. As it treats the body as a whole, other ailments also get cured as a side advantage. The herbs help to boost strength, vitality, and immunity.

The following are some of the best and most effective ayurvedic herbs that have been in use for many years.

Ashwagandha

The term Ashwagandha is derived from the Sanskrit words Ashva, which means horse, and Gandha, which means smell. According to the conventional definition, it can provide the fortitude and power of a horse while supporting both the female and male neurological and reproductive systems. It is also known as "Indian ginseng" or "Winter Cherry." Typically, ayurvedic treatments made from ashwagandha roots are employed.

Brahmi  

Brahmi has been used especially to treat neurological conditions. It is an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory herb.  This plant's leaves are regarded as being exceptionally pure and powerful. Brahmi functions as a brain tonic, improving memory, focus, and intelligence as well as the neurological system. It is employed as a powerful antioxidant to get rid of cancer-causing cells.

Shatavari

The medicinal herb Shatavari has several great health advantages. Shatavari is aptly called the  "queen of herbs." Due to the presence of saponins, it has antioxidant qualities. It helps to boost one's immunity and is beneficial for the female reproductive system. It keeps blood sugar levels stable and regulates skin aging processes.

Licorice 

Since ancient times, licorice has been employed in Greek and Egyptian as well as Indian medical remedies. It is used in various products like herbal teas, sweets, capsules, and liquid extracts because of its sweet flavor. Licorice is used to treat food poisoning, stomach ulcers, and acid reflux. It has anti-inflammatory, anti-spasmodic, anti-microbial, and anti-aging properties as well.

Neem

Neem is a popular herb known for its bitter flavor. It is derived from the Sanskrit word Nimba, which means "the bestower of good health.”  Various illnesses can be treated with neem's extraordinary healing properties. Ayurvedic medicines contain it in roughly 75% of formulations for  its antibacterial, anti-microbial, and antifungal qualities, in particular. It is also a strong blood purifier and detoxifier that is employed in the treatment of skin conditions including eczema and acne. Neem paste is excellent for  healthy hair and dandruff control.