USING CYPRIOL OIL

According to the Ayurvedic encyclopedia Charaka Samhita, the cypriol weed is one of the medical wonders gifted to man by Mother Nature. A weed rated among the worst and most invasive, cypriol also has another side to it, one that sees it hailed for its medicinal properties in treating various health issues, such as fevers, digestive disorders, and dysmenorrhea, among others. The weed is an herb with its historical uses traced back to old medical practices, such as traditional Chinese medicine, where cypriol is christened as the primary qi... Cypriol essential oil is produced through steam distillation, where the oil is distilled from the herb's rhizomes. It is used as a remedy for various health conditions that range from stress-related degenerative illnesses to hepatitis B. The weed is called nagarmotha in Hindu, shacao in Chinese, nutgrass in English, motha in Gujarat, and mustak (musta) in Sanskrit. The herb is an integral part of the vashikarana, an ancient art that held beliefs..