Cissus quadrangularis, also known as Veld Grape or Hadjod, is a succulent plant native to the Indian subcontinent and some parts of Africa. This herb has a long history of use in traditional medicine, particularly in Ayurveda and traditional African medicine, for its potential health benefits.
One of the primary traditional uses of Cissus quadrangularis is for promoting bone health. It is believed to have properties that support the natural healing of fractures and strengthen bones. As a result, it is often used to aid in bone recovery and to alleviate bone-related discomfort.
It is also recognized for its potential benefits for joint health. It is used in traditional remedies to support joint flexibility and reduce joint discomfort.
Additionally, Hadjod is valued for its potential to support weight management and metabolism. It is believed to have properties that can help regulate appetite and promote healthy weight management when combined with a balanced diet and regular exercise.
Product Details
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Product Name | Cissus Quadrangularis |
Scientific Name | Cissus Quadrangularis |
Common Name | Hadjod, Veldt Grape |
Type | Dried |
Form Factor | Whole |
Supply Ability | 5000Kg per week |
Supplier | Arizone International LLP |
Country of Origin | India |
Delivery Time | Depend upon your location. |
Support Respiratory Health
Some traditional practices use Cissus to support respiratory health and alleviate respiratory discomfort.
Help Regulate Blood Sugar
Some studies suggest that it may help regulate blood sugar levels, supporting overall metabolic health.
Support Joint Health
Hadjod is sometimes used by athletes to support joint health and recover from exercise-induced injuries.
Promote Weight Loss
It may aid in weight management by supporting fat metabolism and appetite control.
Support Bone Health
It is believed to support bone health and may aid in bone healing and fracture recovery.
Support Digestion
It is used to support digestive health, aid in digestion, and reduce gastrointestinal discomfort.