draksha

Reported Uses

• NOTE: see Herb & Supplement Effectiveness Rating Definitions table
• ADHD [Insufficient Evidence]
• age-related macular degeneration [Insufficient Evidence]
• aging skin [Insufficient Evidence]
• allergic rhinitis [Possibly Ineffective]
• aphthous ulcer (canker sores) [Insufficient Evidence]
• atherosclerosis [Insufficient Evidence]
• athletic performance [Insufficient Evidence]
• atopic dermatitis (eczema) [Insufficient Evidence]
• cardiovascular dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• chronic venous insufficiency [Possibly Effective]
• cognitive function [Insufficient Evidence]
• cognitive impairment [Insufficient Evidence]
• colorectal CA [Insufficient Evidence]
• constipation [Insufficient Evidence]
• dental caries [Insufficient Evidence]
• diabetes mellitus [Insufficient Evidence]
• diabetic retinopathy [Insufficient Evidence]
• erectile dysfxn [Insufficient Evidence]
• hemorrhoids [Insufficient Evidence]
• HTN [Insufficient Evidence]
• hypercholesterolemia [Insufficient Evidence]
• lower urinary tract sx [Possibly Ineffective]
• mastalgia [Possibly Ineffective]
• melasma [Insufficient Evidence]
• menopausal sx [Insufficient Evidence]
• metabolic syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• minor external bleeding [Insufficient Evidence]
• muscle soreness [Insufficient Evidence]
• nausea/vomiting, chemo-related [Possibly Ineffective]
• night vision [Insufficient Evidence]
• nonalcoholic fatty liver dz [Insufficient Evidence]
• obesity [Possibly Ineffective]
• ocular stress [Insufficient Evidence]
• premenstrual syndrome [Insufficient Evidence]
• wound healing [Insufficient Evidence]