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Tuesday, October 15, 2024

Sambucus nigra trees in india for sale

Sambucus nigra trees are bushy shrubs or small trees that can grow up to 10 meters tall and have a diameter of 20–30 centimeters. They have brownish-grey bark, stout twigs, and leaves with 5–7 leaflets. The flowers are creamish white, and the fruits are black and globose. 

You can buy Sambucus nigra trees in India from online institution  like Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introuction Centre.


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Friday, October 4, 2024

Harnessing Nature’s Bounty: The Versatile Uses of Inula racemosa

Inula racemosa is an Asian plant in the daisy family native to the temperate and alpine western Himalayas of Xinjiang, India, Iran, Afghanistan, Kashmir, Nepal, Pakistan.
 Inula racemosa Kashmir

Puskarmool is an aromatic tonic, febrifuge, and expectorant with anti-inflammatory, carminative, diuretic, and antiseptic properties. The plant is used in chronic bronchitis and rheumatism. Dried rhizomes and roots are used to cure loss of appetite and stomach troubles.

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The Science Behind Hawthorn Berry: Heart Health and Beyond

If you wish to help your heart stay strong and healthy, consider adding the hawthorn herb to your diet. Clinical studies have shown that this herb, which is derived from flowers and leaves of the hawthorn plant, has a positive effect on the heart. In addition to increasing blood flow to the heart, hawthorn berry may help regulate the heartbeat and help combat arrhythmia.
Howthorn berry tea

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Thursday, October 3, 2024

The Majesty of the Pine: Pinus wallichiana in Focus

Pinus wallichiana is a coniferous evergreen tree native to the Himalaya, Karakoram and Hindu Kush mountains, from eastern Afghanistan east across northern Pakistan and north Kashmir to Yunnan in southwest China. It grows in mountain valleys at altitudes of 1800–4300 m (rarely as low as 1200 m), reaching 30–50 m (98–164 ft) in height. It favours a temperate climate with dry winters and wet summers. In Pashto, it is known as Nishtar.

Monday, September 30, 2024

Miraculous Benefits of Shilajit: Nature's Best-Kept Secret for Health

The creator of the universe has created thousands and thousands of resources and things for the good and improvement of man in the world. It is impossible to count them, so it is not enough for us to mention their features and benefits. The dark substance that magically emerges from the mountains is Shilajit.

Shilajit Kashmir
What is Shilajit ?

Silajit or Shilajit is a black colored mineral with a strong smell and a bitter taste that comes out of very high mountains. It comes out of mountain crevices and freezes. After coming out, it gets mixed with stone fragments and mud etc. From there, the scrap is brought into the houses and later cleaned and made edible in various ways. Since ancient times in Gilgit-Baltistan, Shilajit has been used for diseases and weakness. Along with many properties and benefits, Shilajit is a special gift from nature and for this Shilajit is also called the sweat of the mountains. Nowadays, Shilajit capsules, tablets and powders are available in the market, but only a small amount of Silageet is used. Therefore, it is better to buy and use Shilajit in clean condition. Shilajit is becoming more expensive and rare day by day. The reason for this is the treatment of natural resources like all other natural resources by human beings and the cessation of its production due to climate change on the planet.

About of Shilajit :
The Himalayan and Karakoram mountain ranges located in Gilgit-Baltistan, Zanskar in Kargil, Kolhai Thajawas Glacier and parts of China. in Pakistan-administered Kashmir are believed to be the special habitat of the silajit. And especially where glaciers are found and there is snow year round. It emerges miraculously from the crevices and cliffs of the high mountains of these regions. It is not yet known what it is made of, but it is rich in sweat from the mountains. One impression is that there are hot springs and sulfur. The smell is also there, it is usually found in the surrounding area. In Gilgit-Baltistan, the people who go to graze cattle on the mountains or those who are keen hunters, bring the silage to the market. And it is not possible for ordinary people to have access to raw Silajit because it requires the art of climbing dangerous and deadly mountains and special knowledge of places where Shilajit is found.

Advantages of Shilajit:
There is a general impression that Shilajit is only a remedy for male or female sexual impotence, but according to modern science and research, Salajit has amazing, magical properties and benefits which include the following.

Shilajit is considered to be the best natural strength booster especially for male strength and sexual impotence.
Shilajit contains a lot of essential vitamins and minerals, which cure various physical ailments and diseases.
Shilajit is anti-aging that helps in the effects of aging and mental and physical weakness.
Shilajit is also very useful for male and female latent diseases.
Shilajit is the best medicine for Zia Batis.
Shilajit is antiseptic, anti-ulcer and anti-allergic.
Shilajit thins the blood and removes obesity.
Shilajit is also considered useful for old age as well as memory loss.
Shilajit is useful in lethargy, depression and general fever.
Shilajit is high in folic acid which helps brain development and our immune system.
Shilajit increases stamina and immunity.
Shilajit increases digestion and is useful in ejaculation and flow. The flow of semen is very useful in the stream. It is also very useful in prostate enlargement and its edema. Male strength and potency is an abundant asset given by nature.

How to use:
After breakfast and dinner, dissolve one gram of Shilajit in warm water or milk and drink it
* Start with one gram and gradually increase the amount.

Both men and women can use it.
People of all ages can use it, but according to the purpose for which you are using bananas, the amount of food can be reduced and the method of eating can change.

Intensification of Shilajit process at Jammu Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre: More info Jammu and Kashmir Medicinal Plants Introduction Centre 
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Shilajit is brought from the mountains and put into water vessels. Since Shilajit also contains rock fragments, soil and many other irregular materials. are done. The silage obtained by drying in the sun is called solar silage. The process of straining the silage takes many days. But in our institute it is dried in a solar dryer. Although the color of silage obtained in this process becomes dark brown and shiny solid form, but the original strength of silage obtained from it is likely to be low or low. Silage is of the same type but it may have different condition. - Crude, purified, strained.

Caution:
Do not allow the body to cool down immediately after eating Shilajit

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Sunday, September 29, 2024

Seeds of Hope: The Role of Seed Banks in Conservation

Food, water, and shelter are the three essential requirements for survival after an apocalyptic disaster. Of the three, though, it is food that will be the most difficult to acquire.
JK Seed Bank
Making sure you have enough food to survive after the supermarkets are permanently closed requires a multi-faceted approach. While stockpiling canned food and other foods with a long shelf-life is a great idea, food stockpiles can only last for so long. In order to be prepared for long-term survival, you need to explore other options as well.

One of the best ways to ensure you have food for the long-term is to build a survival seed bank. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what survival seed banks are, the benefits that they offer, and how you can build one for yourself.

A survival seed bank is a collection of seeds that you can use to grow a large and diverse garden in a survival scenario. A good seed bank will contain a large variety of seeds so you can get all the nutrients you need.

It should also contain seeds for vegetables that can be harvested at different times of the year so you'll have access to food year-round.

What Type of Seeds to Include in Your Survival Seed Bank
For starters, you will want to select heirloom seeds that are open-pollinated, non-hybrid, and non-GMO.

Selecting seeds that are open-pollinated will make it easier for you to ensure that your plants produce, and selecting heirloom seeds that are non-hybrid and non-GMO will allow you to collect more seeds from your plants once they have grown. Then you can plant those seeds and keep your survival garden going for as many years as necessary.

Second, you will certainly want to select seeds that grow well in your area. This qualification will differ depending on where you live, so research the types of plants that grow well in your growing zone.

Lastly, be sure to include seeds that produce vegetables that are nutritious and high in calories. Not all plants are created equal, so you’ll want to make sure you're getting the most bang for your buck with each seed that you plant. For more information on the best high-calorie crops for a survival garden, check out this list of high-calorie crops for your survival garden.

How to Store Your Survival Seed Bank
The best way to store seeds for the long-term is to freeze them. When frozen, most seeds will last for at least five years, and some of the more durable seeds can last as long as twenty years.

Another important consideration when storing seeds is keeping them organized. Since different seeds have different planting and growing requirements, it is absolutely essential that you know exactly what you are planting before you plant it.

If you purchase your seeds in packets, the type of seed should be clearly labeled on the packet. If you’re buying them in any other form that is not clearly labeled, though, one good way to keep your seeds organized is to place them in mason jars and put a label on each jar that tells you what type of seed it contains, when it was put into storage, and how long it is expected to keep. Chalkboard labels are great for this.

Keep in mind that even though frozen seeds will last for a very long time, you may still have to rotate out your seeds in order to keep them viable. By labeling your seeds with the date you put them into storage and how long they should keep, you'll know exactly when to replace them.

How to Collect Seeds from Your First Harvest
Seed banks are only intended to be something of a starter package. In other words, once you have planted the seeds from your seed bank and gathered the harvest, you’ll have to collect more seeds from the plants you harvest if you want to be able to plant a garden again the next year.

The process of collecting seeds from a vegetable that you planted is going to vary depending on the specific vegetable, but most of the time it involves allowing the plants to go to seed, harvesting them, letting them dry out, then separating the seeds from the rest of the plant so they can be put into storage.

Seeds in Packets
When it comes to collecting seeds from your first harvest, the type of vegetable that you plant is highly important as well. Some vegetables, such as tomatoes and corn, have seeds that are easy to collect, while others will be a bit more difficult.

Of course, as I already mentioned, planting non-hybrid, non-GMO seeds is essential if you want to collect more seeds from your harvest. Hybrid and GMO seeds are designed in such a way that the first crop will not produce viable seeds that can be replanted.

The reason for this is that the companies selling these seeds want you to purchase more from them next season rather than using seeds you collect from your first harvest. This makes these seeds worthless for use in a survival seed bank, so you should always stick to heirloom seeds that are non-hybrid and non-GMO.

Lastly, look up each type of plant in your seed bank ahead of time and familiarize yourself with the process of collecting seeds from them. You may even wish to write the process down and store it somewhere safe so that you will be able to reference it again in case you forget.

Helpful tip: Write down the seed-harvesting process on a piece of paper and tuck it into the mason jar with the seeds that correspond to it.

Putting Together Your Own Survival Seed Bank
If you want to put together your own seed bank, you’ll have to purchase seeds from a commercial seed supplier. Thankfully, there are plenty of great suppliers to choose from such as Seed Savers Exchange, JK Seed Bank, Abundant Life Seeds, Sustainable Seed Company, and many more. Once you’ve harvested your first crop, you’ll be able to collect more seeds and grow the size of your seed bank.

Just keep in mind all of the necessary requirements when selecting your seeds, learn how to harvest and store them properly, and you should have no problem building a high-quality seed bank from the ground up.

If you want to save a little time, you can purchase a pre-made survival seed bank off of JK Seed Bank  such as this 60-plant variety pack which includes 15,000 non-hybrid, non-GMO heirloom seeds in clearly-labeled packets.

These pre-made seed banks include all the seeds you need to put together a first harvest that will allow you to collect even more seeds.

It's important to remember that survival seed banks are not a one size fits all solution. A collection of seeds that works well for one person may not work well for you. In other words, just because a product is marketed as a pre-made survival seed bank does not mean it's guaranteed to include every type of seed you want or need.

Take your time when looking for a pre-made seed bank and explore the many options that are available until you find the seed bank that is right for you. There are certainly plenty of different options to choose from, so you should have no problem finding a high-quality seed bank that meets all of your requirements for an affordable price.

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Saturday, September 28, 2024

Henbane: A Deep Dive into the Toxic Beauty of Hyoscyamus niger

The fruit of Hyoscyamus niger, commonly known as black henbane, has several notable uses, though it is important to approach them with caution due to its toxic properties. 

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Hyoscyamus niger fruit seeds


Historical and Medicinal Uses

  1. Traditional Medicine: Historically, the fruit and seeds of Hyoscyamus niger were used in traditional medicine for their sedative and analgesic properties. The plant contains alkaloids like hyoscyamine and scopolamine, which have been used to treat various ailments, including pain and anxiety.

  2. Anesthetic Properties: In ancient times, parts of the plant, including the fruit, were used as a local anesthetic in surgeries and to alleviate pain. However, the precise dosage was critical due to the plant’s toxicity.

  3. Psychoactive Effects: The fruit contains compounds that can produce hallucinogenic effects, which were sometimes used in religious or shamanic practices. These uses were often associated with rituals or spiritual experiences.

Modern Applications

  1. Research: Modern research into Hyoscyamus niger focuses on understanding its alkaloids and their potential applications in pharmaceuticals. However, due to its high toxicity, it’s used cautiously and primarily in controlled settings.

  2. Historical Studies: The fruit and its historical uses are of interest in studies of ancient medicine and botanical history. Researchers examine how past cultures utilized the plant and its fruit for various medicinal and ritualistic purposes. 

Sambucus nigra trees in india for sale

Sambucus nigra trees are bushy shrubs or small trees that can grow up to 10 meters tall and have a diameter of 20–30 centimeters. They have...