Musli White, Safed Musli

This species is globally distributed in Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. Within India, it has been recorded in Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh. The rhizomes of white musali have great medicinal value. The plain powder of rhizomes by itself is given in urinary calculi. The rhizomes mashed with milk, are used in burning sensation of the body, with great benefit. Musali nourishes all the seven dhatus (tissues), hence is commonly used as a rejuvenative

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