Vidarikanda

(Vidari variety)
Sanskrit: विदारी

Additional Vidari varieties are discussed in the text, noting the botanical confusion between Pueraria tuberosa, Ipomoea digitata, and various Dioscorea species all called 'Vidari'. The text acknowledges multiple plants being used under this name.

Ayurvedic Properties

Taste (Rasa)
Sweet (Madhura)
Quality (Guna)
Heavy (Guru), Unctuous (Snigdha)
Potency (Virya)
Cold (Sheeta)
Post-digestive (Vipaka)
Sweet (Madhura)
Also Known As
English: Vidari variety
Sanskrit: विदारी
Hindi: विदारी

What is Vidarikanda / Morning Glory variety (विदारीकन्द प्रभेद)?

Additional Vidari varieties are discussed in the text, noting the botanical confusion between Pueraria tuberosa, Ipomoea digitata, and various Dioscorea species all called 'Vidari'. The text acknowledges multiple plants being used under this name.

Source: Bhavaprakash Nighantu, Varga 3

Therapeutic Actions (Karma)

  • Vrishya (aphrodisiac)
  • Balya (strengthening)

Source: Bhavaprakash Nighantu, Varga 3

Vidarikanda by Condition

Explore how Vidarikanda is used for specific health concerns — with dosage, preparation methods, and classical references for each.

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Vidarikanda for Male Sexual Health

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