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• Neuro-psychiatric disorders Jyotishmati has been described to be an excellent medhya rasyana in ayurveda.
• This action has been confirmed by scientific research, too. Studies show that Jyotishmati improves cognitive functions.
• On this basis, it could be used in the management following neuro-psychological disorders –
• Mental depression – Jyotishmati has been found to possess anti-depressant activity. On this basis, it could be used in the management of mental depression.
• It probably acts by improving the production of dopamine, serotonin, and nor-epinephrine.
• Anxiety – Jyotishmati has been found to possess anxiolytic activity.
• On this basis, it could be used in anxiety neurosis, mental stress, etc.
• Stroke – Jyotishmati has been described as vata-hara (neurotropic), vahni-prada (Metabolic stimulant), ruksha (anti-lipid), and rakta-pittadam (anti-coagulant) in ayurveda.
• On this basis, it could be used in the management of stroke, paralysis, hemiparesis, etc.
• Poor cognitive functions – In ayurveda, Jyotishmati has been described to be Jyotishmati has been found to possess cognition-enhancing activity.
• On this basis, it could be used in patients with poor memory, forgetfulness, slow learning, poor concentration, ADHD, etc.
• Epilepsy – Jyotishmati has been found to possess anti-convulsive activity. On this basis, it could be used as a supportive drug in the management of various convulsive disorders, including epilepsy.
• Psychosis – Jyotishmati has been found to possess anti-psychotic activity.
• On this basis it could be used as a supportive drug in the management of psychosis.
• Neuropathies – Jyotishmati has been found to possess neuro-protective activity.
• On this basis it could be used in the management of neuropathies resulting from diabetes, toxins, alcohol, etc.
• Endocrine disorders Jyotishmati has been described to be an excellent vata-hara (Useful in neuro-endocrine disordesr) and vahni-prada (Metabolic stimulant) in ayurveda.
• On this basis, it could be used in the management following endocrine disorders –
• Hypothyroidism – Jyotishmati has been found to possess thyro-stimulant activity.
• On this basis, it could be used in the management of hypo-thyroidism.
• Diabetes – Jyotishmati has been found to possess anti-diabetic activity. On this basis, it could be used in the management of diabetes, especially the diabetic neuropathy.
• Obesity – Jyotishmati has been found to increase muscle metabolism and thus increase fat breakdown.
• On this basis, it could be used in the management of obesity.
• Dyslipidemia – Jyotishmati has been described as vahni-prada (Metabolic stimulant) ruksha (anti-lipid) in ayurveeda. Studies reveal that it lowers the raised lipids (Cholesterol and triglycerides) in the blood.
• On this basis, it could be used in the management of dyslipidemia.
• Cardiovascular disorders Jyotishmati has been described as vahni-prada (Metabolic stimulant), ruksha (anti-lipid), and rakta-pittadam (anti-coagulant) in ayurveeda.
• On this basis, it could be used in the management of following cardiovascular disorders –
• CAD – Clinically, Jyotishmati has been found to be quite effective in the management of CAD – angina.
• It probably acts by improving blood supply to the heart muscle, lowering raised blood lipids, and antioxidant activity.

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