What is Aparajita flower called in Gujarati, and what are its medicinal benefits? - #12328

I’ve recently come across the Aparajita flower (also known as Butterfly Pea), and I want to know more about its medicinal uses and how it is used in Ayurvedic treatments. I’m particularly curious about the Gujarati name for Aparajita and how it helps with mental clarity, stress relief, and skin health. In Gujarati, I believe Aparajita flower is called "અપરાજિતા" (Aparajita). How is Aparajita flower used in Ayurveda to treat anxiety, insomnia, and mental fatigue? I have read that it helps in calming the mind and promoting mental clarity. How does it aid in reducing stress, and how should it be consumed—as tea, powder, or fresh flowers? I also came across information that Aparajita flower is known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. How can Aparajita flower help in reducing skin inflammation, improving complexion, and treating acne? Is it effective when used topically, or should it be consumed internally for better skin health? Additionally, I’ve read that Aparajita flower is sometimes used in hair care to promote hair growth and reduce hair fall. How effective is it in treating baldness, dandruff, or dry scalp? Should it be applied as a hair mask or oil for better results? Lastly, are there any side effects or precautions when using Aparajita flower? Can it cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals, or are there any contraindications when combining it with other herbs or medications? If anyone has used Aparajita flower for health or beauty benefits, I would love to hear about your experience. How did you use it, and what results did you see? Looking forward to your insights!