Commiphora Weightii / Guggul
Shuddha Guggul / Guggulu / (Commiphora mukul)
Benefits of Guggul: Herbal Cholesterol control and weight loss
Guggul has been described as the most powerful cholesterol lowering herb known
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Commiphora Weightii / Guggul
60 Capsules per Bottle ;
(Pure Herb Extract) |
Guggul is one of the most renowned herbs in Ayurvedic herbal supplement. Guggul or Guggulu has strong purifying and rejuvenating powers. People now days most frequently use it to benefit from Guggul's lipid regulating and immunomodulating actions. It has been shown that Guggul or commiphora mukul can lower blood cholesterol by 14-27 percent and can lower triglycerides by 22-30 percent. The effects that Guggul or gugglu has on the blood cholesterol levels are similar to prescription medications but, being a natural plant extract, it is a far greater and much safer product. Guggul or guggulu works on the liver by rising the metabolism (or break down) of the bad cholesterol known as LDL Cholesterol. After taking the product for 1 to 3 months, total cholesterol levels can drop triglyceride levels can drop and an augment in HDL (the good cholesterol) of approximately 16 percent can occur. Its benefits as a weight-loss and fat burning agent have been well researched and recognized in various studies.
Benefits of Guggul or Guggulu
- Lowers the cholesterol and triglycerides, while preserving or improving High Density Lipoprotein to Low Density Lipoprotein ratio.
- It lowers triglyceride levels.
- It relaxes the muscles that helps relieve menstrual pain.
- It acts as a blood detoxifier that breaks up stagnation in the body.
- It is a powerful analgesic agent i.e. is very helpful in relieving from pain
Shuddha Guggulu can be taken by practically everyone, regardless of age and gender. Guggul can be taken by people for:
- Weight Management (Weight Loss, Controls Obesity)
- Lowering Cholesterol
- Improving Circulation
- Relief from Arthritis pain
- Treating Boils
- Eczema
- Menstrual Pain (Relieves it)
- Dermatitis
- Psoriasis
- Skin rashes
Dose –
1 to 2 capsules daily with water or as directed by physician
Guggul or guggulu’s FAQ's
What is Guggul or guggulu?
Guggul or Indian Bedellium or Guggulu is one of the oldest and most well-known herbs in Ayurvedic system of medicine. It has strong purifying and rejuvenating actions and its lipid regulating and immunomodulating properties are particularly beneficial.
Who can take Guggul?
As herbal medicines are comparatively mild and gentle on the human body, Guggul or Guggulu can be taken by almost everyone, regardless of age and gender. Guggul can be taken by people for the following usage:
- Weight Loss, Controls Obesity
- Lowering Cholesterol
- Improving Circulation
- Relief from Arthritis pain
- Treating Boils
- Eczema
- Menstrual Pain (Relieves it)
- Dermatitis
- Psoriasis
- Skin rashes
Is Guggul or Guggulu addictive?
Guggul or Guggulu made not contain any addictive components. It is safe to use Guggul or Guggulu for extended periods of time without fear of addiction.
What kind of action does Guggul have on the body?
Guggul or Guggulu has conventionally been used in Ayurvedic system of medicine to treat conditions like obesity, lipid disorders, and rheumatoid arthritis (RA). It is useful in the treatment of arteriosclerosis, while dipping existing plaque in arteries. In terms of obesity, Guggul or Guggulu augments body’s metabolic rate, perks up thyroid function, increases fat-burning activity of the body, and increases thermo genesis or heat production. Guggul or Guggulu helps to lower cholesterol and triglycerides. It has been shown to decrease total cholesterol up to 30% in 12 weeks. Guggul’s cholesterol regulating actions are particularly important in reducing Low density lipoprotein by 35% and increasing High density lipoprotein by 20% in 3 months. Guggul lowers platelet stickiness and reduces risk of heart disease and stroke.
What are the benefits of taking Guggul?
- Guggul increased High Density Lipoprotein cholesterol, which is needed by the body and lowers Low Density Lipoprotein cholesterol.
- It lowers triglyceride levels.
- It relaxes the muscles which helps relieve menstrual pain.
- It acts as a blood detoxifier which breaks up stagnation in the body.
- It is a heart tonic that strengthens the heart.
How long do I have take Guggul before I see any results?
Herbal medicines offer progressive, long-term benefits. Certain classes of herbs work well in acute conditions to offer quick relief, however herbs like Guggul or guggulu usually take 3 to 4 weeks before you can experience the full benefits of taking it. Individual results can vary, depending on the nature and gravity of the condition for which Guggul is being consumed.
Research on Guggul:
Commiphora mukul in human welfare (review article). By Al-Mathal EM.Department of Zoology, College of Science for Girls, Dammam, Saudi Arabia.
The origins of guggul and frankincense are traced to the Arabian Peninsula. As per Herodotus (5th century BC): "Arabia is the only country that produces frankincense, myrrh, cassia and cinnamon ... the trees bearing the frankincense are fortified by winged serpents of small size and various colors." Diodorus Siculus writes, in the 2nd half of the first century BC, that "all of Arabia exudes a most delicate smell; even the seamen passing by Arabia can smell the strong fragrance that gives health and energy." He also talked about gold mines so pure that no smelting was essential. The Magi, carrying myrrh, frankincense, and gold, came from the East: Arabia. The frankincense trade route, with transport by donkeys and later by camel caravans, arrived at Jerusalem and Egypt from the Dhofar region of what is today Oman, through Yemen, turning north to follow the Red Sea coast. It is probable that the same or alike species of the resin-bearing plants grew crossways the Red Sea in the area that is now Somalia and Ethiopia, while the compilation of the gum resins was started in Arabia. Myrrh added much in the human welfare. This review selected some but not all of the value application of myrrh (Commiphora mukul)
Clinical trail
One 3 month study demonstrated that about 1500 mg of guggulipid had average reduction in serum cholesterol of nearly 22 percent, while triglycerides were condensed about 25 percent in people who took it frequently. Another study revealed that guggulipid works best for people who have high cholesterol reading of the type IIb (increased Low Density lipoprotein, VLDL, and triglycerides) and type IV (increased VLDL and triglycerides). A 3rd study involving 233 people with elevated cholesterol or triglycerides levels (or both) showed that guggulipid worked better than the cholesterol-lowering drug Clofibrate. People taking Guggul or Guggulu had the added advantage of seeing some improvements in High density lipoprotiein, the “good cholesterol” - an effect that was not in evidence with the pharmaceutical.
No one knows precisely how the Indian herb guggul (Commiphora mukul) works, but it may bind to cholesterol in your gut so that you eradicate it before it enters your bloodstream, Winston says. Researchers have studied Guggul or guggulu for 30 years and one 1994 study stands out. Published in Cardiovascular Drugs and Therapy, it found that Guggul or guggulu reduced serum cholesterol by about 18 %, LDL ("bad") cholesterol by 13 %, and triglycerides by 12 %.
Article: Guggul : the herb with many benefits
Botanically known as commiphora mukul, guggul is the gum resin of a small shrubby tree found in the dessert and other warm parts of the Indian subcontinent. At was mentioned in the works of Charaka and Sushruta and other ancient authors. Now, when we understand many of its actions on human body from the modern point of view also, for an ayurvedic physician guggul continues to be the first drug of choice for many health problems, including arthritis and lipid disorders.
Ancient ayurvedic literature is full of praise for guggul for its wide range of therapeutic actions. It has been described as anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, diuretic. Expectorant, uterine stimulant and a rejuvenating herb which also acts as a general tonic. Guggul which is older than one year has an additional quality of being an anti-lipid agent. As is the practice, guggul is purified by boiling it either in milk, cow’s urine or in the decoction of triphala before its therapeutic use.
Scientific studies have found that guggul lowers serine triglycerides, the LDL and the VLDL cholesterols. At the same time, it raises the levels of HDL (good cholesterol) and inhibits platelet aggregation, thus benefiting in preventing atherosclerotic vascular disease or the ischemic heart disease, Guggul also facilitates weight reduction and is a drug of choice in obesity-related problems. In hypothyroidism, too, its usage with other metabolism corrector medicines proves to be very effective.
Since guggul is basically an anti-vata and anti-kapha medicine, ancient ayurvedic masters have found it to be an excellent remedy for arthritis and other inflammatory conditions. In joint pains of any type, whether of autoimmune origin as the rheumatoid arthritis, degenerative like the osteoarthritis and metabolic such as gout, guggul has a beneficial role to play. Not surprisingly, modern research has found it to be equally effective and also safer than ibuprofen and phyenylbutazone.
Despite so many benefits it offers, guggul is not administered as a single medicine. Ayurvedic pharmacopoeia exclusively devotes a separate section to detail a number of preparations in which guggul is used as a chief ingredient. Of these few like Guggul have become household names to be used in all types of acute and chronic arthritis. Guggul is given in gout and in conditions involving infections and skin ailments.
While treating glandular swellings, Chandraprabha vati finds the top place in a prescription of an ayurvedic physician whereas Arjuna Capsules is helpful in osteoporosis and fractures. For lipid control and treating obesity, Guggul and bioslim are the best medicines.
A word of caution : guggul being a uterine stimulant is contraindicated during the first trimester of pregnancy. Its high doses and prolonged use must be monitored by an expert physician.
Dr. Vatsayan, BAMS, MD in Ayurveda
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