Shigru Botanical Name - #4700
I’ve been reading about Ayurvedic herbs and came across Shigru, which is said to have a lot of health benefits, especially for joint health and inflammation. However, I’m a little confused because different sources mention different names for it. I believe Shigru’s botanical name is Moringa oleifera, but I want to confirm if that’s accurate. Are there other plants referred to as Shigru, or is Moringa oleifera the only one? I’m also curious about the uses of Shigru and whether knowing its botanical name helps in identifying quality supplements or formulations. For instance, if I look for Shigru by its botanical name, can I be sure I’m getting the right product? I’ve seen it mentioned as a remedy for arthritis, but is there scientific research supporting these claims under its botanical name? If anyone has used Shigru (or Moringa oleifera), how did you use it – as a powder, capsule, or in fresh form? Did you notice benefits like reduced inflammation or improved energy levels? Also, are there any precautions to keep in mind while using Shigru, particularly for someone with allergies or chronic conditions? Lastly, if I buy products labeled with Shigru’s botanical name, are there any certifications or markers to look for to ensure quality? I’d appreciate any advice or experiences related to using Shigru for health and wellness.
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