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Centella Asiatica

Although it is a member of the parsley family, it has no taste or smell. Due to its numerous therapeutic properties, it is commonly used in traditional Chinese and Indian medicine. Currently, its uses focus on cognitive benefits, supporting the immune system, and as a body purifier.

It is also known by the following names:

Antanan, Brahmi, Gotu Kola, Indian Pennywort, Hydrocotyle Asiatica, Tiger's Herb, Pegaga.


Some of its properties are:

Anti-cellulite:
Due to its ability to stimulate fibroblastic activation and exert a reepithelializing effect, preventing fat accumulation and cellulite.

Antidepressant:
It acts by increasing levels of gamma-aminobutyric acid.

Antifungal:
Thanks to its content of genins, this plant can fight fungi.

Anti-inflammatory:
The presence of madecassoside gives it the ability to combat inflammation.

Antioxidant:
Due to the presence of glucuronic flavonoids that protect against free radicals.

Healing:
It contains asiaticoside, which accelerates wound healing.

Detoxifying:
It stimulates the lymphatic system, transporting toxins and excess fat into the bloodstream to be eliminated.

Diuretic:
It promotes the expulsion of toxins from the body through urine, preventing fluid retention and inflammation.

Stimulating:
Due to its impact on collagen fiber formation.

GABAergic:
It promotes the concentration of GABA in the brain.

Neuroprotective:
It stimulates neuronal growth.

Venotonic:
Increased synthesis of collagen, fibronectin, and proteoglycans helps strengthen veins and arteries.

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