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Mexican Poppy, or Satyanashi, is praised in Ayurveda for male fertility. Experts highlight its benefits, including boosting sperm and energy
Experts believe that consuming the juice extracted from its roots and leaves can effectively address issues such as impotence. (Local18)
A plant readily found growing near homes has long been considered a boon for men in Ayurveda. Experts believe that consuming the juice extracted from its roots and leaves can effectively address fertility issues in men.
Ayurvedacharya Bhuvanesh Pandey affirms the potent benefits of this plant, known as Mexican Poppy (Satyanashi), for men. He claims that even a small amount of its extracted juice is enough to restore youthful vigour.
In conversation with Local18, Vaidya Vasudev, an expert in herbal remedies since 1984, shared that Mexican Poppy has positively impacted the lives of hundreds of individuals. Identifying the plant is straightforward, as it flourishes in sandy soil.
Characterised by numerous thorns and yellow flowers containing dark-coloured seeds, the plant releases a yellow sap when its leaves are broken, earning it the name Swarnakshiri.
Ayurvedacharya Bhuvanesh recommends Mexican Poppy for those experiencing physical weakness, impotence, or age-related fatigue. He suggests two methods of consumption:
Juice Extract: Grind the roots and leaves to extract the juice. Consume a maximum of 20 ml daily.
Powder Form: Dry the leaves, grind them into a powder, and consume one teaspoon with water or milk, twice a day.
Impotence can arise from various factors, with low sperm count being a significant contributor. Bhuvanesh explains that Mexican Poppy possesses properties that may enhance sperm production, potentially benefiting those experiencing infertility due to this issue.
Consistent consumption of Mexican Poppy is believed to alleviate impotence within 21 days. Moreover, using Mexican Poppy in either form for 30 days is purported to significantly increase energy levels, potentially enabling a 60-year-old man to feel as vibrant as someone 25 years younger.
