Description
Nisoth or Indian Jalep / Jalap or White Nishoth Powder – Aruna or Shweta Trivrit
Latin : Ipomoea Terpethum,
Synonyms : Operculina turpethum (Linn.) Silva Manso
Parts : Roots
Origin : India
Other Names : Indian Jalap, St. Thomas lidpod, transparent wood rose, turpeth root, white day glory, Nisoth, NISHOTH Pitohri, aluthi gida, bangada balli, bilitigade, devadanti, nagadanti, tigade, Nisottar, Nishotra,triputa, trivrutha, adimbu, caralam, civatai, kumpncan, paganrai, tegada, trivrut tellatega, Trivrit, Turpeth, Ardhachandra, Aruna, Kalameshi, Kalaparni, Kali, Kalingika, Kumbhadhatri, Laghurochani, Malavika, Masuravidala, Masuri, Nandi, Paripakini, Rechani, Rochani, Saha, Sara, Sarana, Sarasa, Sarata, Sarvanubhuti, Shyama, Susheni, Suvaha, Tribhandi, Triputa, Trivela, Trivrit, Trivrittika, VidalaNishothra, Nisotar, Nisoth, Nukpatar, Pitohri, Trivrut, Tarbal, Tarbud, Trabal, Teudi, Tvuri, Dhdhakalami, Kala Nasottara, Vili Tigade, Trikolpokanna, Nisottar, Dudholomo, Nisoth, Karum Sivadai, Adimbu, Kumbam, Kumbanjan, Kunagandi, Paganrai, Samaran, Saralam, Sivadai, Tella, Tegada, Turbud, Terpeth Root, False Jalap
Dosage : 1-3 gms of Powder a day
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