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Sangu Poo | சங்குபூ

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Sangu Poo | Kakkattan | Butterfly Pea | Aprajita | Sanku Pushpa | Clitoria Ternatia

Product Details:

❦ Item Details: Herbs and Botanicals

❦ Category: Herbal Food Supplement

❦ Suitable For: Vegetarians

❦ Product Name: Sangu Poo

❦ Quantity: 100g, sufficient for 15 days

❦ Treatment Use: Supports headache, and fever

❦ Expiration Date: 2 Years from Manufacturing Date

❦ Product Form: Raw Status: New and Sealed

❦ Brand: GOMATHI ORGANICS

 

Product Highlights:

❦ Free from heavy metals.

❦ Contains no artificial flavors.

❦ No chemical preservatives are included.

❦ Pesticide-free.

❦ No genetically modified Crop Material was utilized.

❦ No animal ingredients. Cruelty-Free Certified Vegetarian Product. Suitable for vegetarians.

❦ Thank you for supporting Nature and Biodiversity.

 

🌼 SCIENTIFICALLY TESTED & COMPLETELY SAFE. SUITABLE FOR VEGETARIANS. NOT TESTED ON ANIMALS/NO ANIMAL INGREDIENTS. NO KNOWN SIDE EFFECTS. COMPLETELY SAFE. NON-TOXIC. FREE FROM HEAVY METALS 🌻

Disclaimer

⚠️ 🔥  The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated these Statements. This product is classified as an “Herbal Food Supplement” and is not designed to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. If you have any underlying health conditions, please consult a healthcare professional before using this product 🔥 

🌸 What is Sangu Poo Powder?

Sangu Poo Powder is made from the dried flowers of the Sangu Poo plant, commonly known as Butterfly Pea or Aparajita in Ayurveda, and Sangu Pushpam in Tamil. It is renowned in Siddha, Ayurveda, and Southeast Asian herbal medicine for its powerful cognitive, calming, and beautifying properties. With its vibrant blue or purple hue and mild earthy flavor, Sangu Poo is a staple in herbal teas, brain tonics, and natural cosmetic formulations.

Traditionally used to support memory, reduce stress, enhance skin health, and promote hair growth, Sangu Poo is also praised for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective qualities. In Tamil Nadu, it is also associated with spiritual rituals and temple offerings due to its sacred symbolism and vivid color.

🌱 Description of the Sangu Poo Plant

  • Botanical Name: Clitoria ternatea
  • Family: Fabaceae (Legume family)
  • Plant Type: Perennial climbing vine or creeper
  • Stem: Slender, green to woody, with slight hairiness
  • Leaves: Compound, with 5–7 oval leaflets, light to medium green
  • Flowers: Striking deep blue or purple (also white variants), single and trumpet-shaped
  • Fruits: Flat, green pods containing small brown seeds
  • Odor: Mild earthy aroma with floral undertones

🌍 Habitat of Sangu Poo

Sangu Poo grows abundantly in tropical and subtropical climates, especially in India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Southeast Asia. In Tamil Nadu, it is commonly found in home gardens, temple compounds, and forest edges. It prefers well-drained loamy soil, full sunlight, and moderate watering. The flowers are hand-harvested during early bloom to preserve color, flavor, and phytochemical potency.

🌟 Medicinal Properties of Sangu Poo Powder

Sangu Poo is valued for a wide range of holistic health benefits:

  • Cognitive Enhancer: Traditionally used to boost memory, concentration, and mental clarity
  • Anxiolytic & Mood Support: Helps reduce stress, anxiety, and mental fatigue
  • Antioxidant: Neutralizes free radicals and protects brain and skin cells
  • Anti-inflammatory: Soothes mild inflammation internally and externally
  • Hair and Skin Health: Used in oils and packs to promote hair growth and rejuvenate skin
  • Eye Care: The decoction is traditionally used to refresh and soothe tired eyes

🧪 Active Compounds in Sangu Poo

The therapeutic potency of Sangu Poo comes from several bioactive constituents:

  • Anthocyanins (Clitorin): Potent antioxidants responsible for the vibrant blue color
  • Flavonoids & Triterpenoids: Anti-inflammatory and adaptogenic properties
  • Saponins: Support brain function and immune health
  • Alkaloids & Glycosides: Assist in calming the nervous system
  • Peptides (Clitotides): Neuroprotective and antioxidant effects

🍵 Usage and Dosage

⚠️ Always consult a qualified Siddha, Ayurvedic, or herbal practitioner before regular medicinal use.

General Wellness (Internal Use):

  • Powdered form: ¼ to ½ tsp (1–2 grams) daily in warm water, herbal tea, or with honey.
  • Can also be used in milk or ghee preparations for improved memory support.

Stress, Anxiety, and Sleep:

  • Take ¼ tsp powder in warm milk or water before bedtime.
  • Duration: 7–21 days or as advised by a practitioner.

Hair and Skin Support:

  • Mix powder with coconut oil or aloe vera gel for scalp massage.
  • As a face mask: Combine with rose water or multani mitti for glowing skin.

Eye Support (Traditional Use):

  • Decoction from fresh or dried flowers can be cooled and used as an eye wash (under professional supervision).

Tea Preparation:

  • Steep 5–7 dried flowers or ½ tsp powder in hot water for 3–5 minutes.
  • Optional: Add lemon juice to change color and enhance antioxidant benefits.

⚠️ Precautions

  • Avoid overuse; excessive intake may lead to nausea or dizziness in sensitive individuals.
  • Not advised during pregnancy or lactation unless prescribed.
  • Always perform a patch test before topical use.
  • Children should use under strict adult supervision and only in small amounts.

📦 Storage

  • Store powder in an airtight glass or metal container, away from light and moisture.
  • Keep in a cool, dry place to preserve color, potency, and aroma.
  • Shelf Life: 9–12 months when stored properly.

🌿 Organic and Ethical Considerations

  • Prefer organically grown Clitoria ternatea flowers to avoid chemical residues.
  • Harvest flowers early in the day for maximum anthocyanin content.
  • Support local farmers and traditional herbal artisans practicing ethical harvesting.
  • Follow traditional drying and powdering methods to retain natural color and properties.

Tamil: சங்கு பூ (Sangu Poo) / சங்குபுஷ்பம்

Sanskrit: अपराजिता (Aparājitā) – meaning “The Undefeated”

Hindi: अपराजिता (Aparajita) / शंख पुष्पी (Shankhpushpi – though this may refer to a different herb in some contexts)

Malayalam: ശങ്കുപുഷ്പം (Shankupushpam)

Kannada: ಶಂಖಪುಷ್ಪಿ (Shankhapushpi)

Telugu: శంఖపుష్పి (Shankhapushpi)

Marathi: अपराजिता (Aparajita)

Bengali: অপরাজিতা (Aparajita)

Gujarati: અપરાજિતા (Aparajita)

Urdu: اپراجتا (Aparajita)

Sinhala (Sri Lanka): නීල කණේරුවා (Neela Kaneru)

Thai: ดอกอัญชัน (Dok Anchan)

Malay (Malaysia/Indonesia): Bunga Telang

Chinese (Mandarin): 蝴蝶豆花 (Húdié dòu huā) – “Butterfly Bean Flower”

English: Butterfly Pea / Blue Pea Flower / Asian Pigeonwings

French: Pois bleu / Clitoria

German: Blaue Klitorie

Spanish: Guisante mariposa azul

Arabic: زهرة البازلاء الزرقاء (Zahra al-bazilaa’ az-zarqaa’)

🥗 Nutritional Facts & Information

(Per 100g of dried Sangu Poo Powder — approximate values; may vary based on soil, climate, and processing method)

  • Calories: ~260 kcal
  • Protein: 12–14 g
  • Fat: 3–4 g
  • Carbohydrates: 35–40 g
  • Fiber: 25–30 g
  • Calcium: 300–350 mg
  • Iron: 5–7 mg
  • Magnesium: 100–120 mg
  • Phosphorus: 80–90 mg
  • Potassium: 400–450 mg
  • Vitamin C: ~8–12 mg
  • Anthocyanins (Clitorin): ~250–400 mg (powerful antioxidant pigment)

These values highlight Sangu Poo’s status as a nutrient-dense, antioxidant-rich botanical, especially prized for brain and skin health.

🧪 Therapeutic Dosage & Usage Guide

⚠️ For long-term or medicinal use, always consult a qualified Siddha or Ayurvedic practitioner.

General Wellness (Daily Use)

  • Dosage: ¼ to ½ tsp (1–2 grams) of powder once a day

  • How: Mix in warm water, herbal tea, milk, or honey

  • When: Preferably morning or evening (on an empty stomach or after food)

😌 Stress, Anxiety & Sleep Support

  • Dosage: ¼ tsp powder in warm milk or ghee at bedtime

  • Duration: Use for 7–21 days as needed for calming effects

🧠 Memory & Focus (Medhya Rasayana Use)

  • Dosage: ½ tsp mixed with Brahmi or Mandukaparni powder

  • Medium: Take with warm water, ghee, or honey

  • Course: 40-day cycle with 1-week break after each cycle

💆‍♀️ Hair & Skin Rejuvenation (External Use)

  • Hair Oil: Mix powder into coconut oil and apply to scalp 2–3 times weekly

  • Face Mask: Combine with rose water or aloe vera gel; apply for 15–20 mins

  • Bath Soak: Add 1 tbsp of powder or flowers to a warm bath for detox and glow

🍵 Blue Herbal Tea (Antioxidant Tonic)

  • Method: Steep ½ tsp powder or 5–7 dried flowers in hot water for 3–5 mins

  • Enhancement: Add lemon juice to turn blue to purple and increase Vitamin C uptake

  • Frequency: 2–3 times weekly

🍽️ How To Consume, Use & Store Sangu Poo Powder

How To Consume Internally

  1. With Warm Water or Milk
    – Mix ¼ to ½ teaspoon of Sangu Poo powder in warm water or milk.
    – Drink once daily, preferably in the morning or before bedtime for calming effects.

  2. With Honey or Ghee
    – Blend the powder with a spoon of honey for anxiety or memory support.
    – Alternatively, take it with ghee to nourish the nervous system and support cognition.

  3. As Herbal Tea (Butterfly Pea Tea)
    – Steep ½ tsp powder or a few dried flowers in hot water for 3–5 minutes.
    – Optional: Add lemon juice (changes color from blue to purple and enhances antioxidant effect).
    – Can be consumed warm or cold, up to 2–3 times per week.

  4. Brain & Nerve Tonic
    – Mix with other memory herbs like Brahmi (Bacopa) or Mandukaparni (Centella) in equal parts.
    – Take with warm water or honey once daily.

🧴 How To Use Externally

  1. For Hair Care
    – Combine with hibiscus or curry leaf powder; mix with coconut oil or curd.
    – Apply as a scalp mask 2–3 times weekly for hair growth and shine.

  2. For Skin Care
    – Mix with rose water or aloe vera gel as a face pack.
    – Apply gently to the skin and rinse off after 15–20 minutes.
    – Helps with dullness, irritation, and signs of aging.

  3. Bath or Steam Infusion
    – Add 1–2 tablespoons of powder or dried flowers to warm bath water.
    – Ideal for relaxation, skin glow, and gentle detox.

📦 How To Store Sangu Poo Powder

  • Container: Use an airtight glass or metal container. Avoid plastic.

  • Environment: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture.

  • Shelf Life: 9–12 months when stored properly in ideal conditions.

  • Tip: For maximum potency, keep away from strong-smelling substances (as it may absorb odors).

⚠️ Caution, Tips & Harvesting

⚠️ Precautions & Warnings

  • Moderation is Key:
    Do not exceed recommended dosage. Overconsumption may cause mild dizziness or stomach upset in sensitive individuals.
  • Pregnancy & Lactation:
    Not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding without consultation from a qualified Siddha or Ayurvedic practitioner.
  • Allergy Check (Topical Use):
    Always conduct a patch test before applying to skin to rule out allergic reactions.
  • Children’s Use:
    Use only under the strict supervision of a qualified practitioner. Dosage should be significantly reduced for young children.
  • Interactions:
    If you are taking sedatives, anti-anxiety medication, or undergoing neurological treatment, consult your physician before use.

🌿 Usage Tips

  • For Best Results:
    Take the powder consistently for 2–4 weeks, followed by a short break, especially when using for cognitive or calming support.
  • Color & pH Sensitivity:
    The blue pigment (anthocyanin) in Sangu Poo is pH-sensitive. Adding lemon juice will naturally turn the infusion purple—this does not affect efficacy.
  • Taste Improvement:
    For those who find the powder slightly bitter or earthy, mixing it with honey, palm sugar, or ghee improves palatability and benefits.
  • Synergistic Herbs:
    Pairs well with Brahmi, Mandukaparni, Jatamansi, and Licorice for enhanced mental clarity, calmness, and skin support.

🌸 Harvesting Practices

  • Best Time to Harvest:
    Early morning, just after dew evaporates and before the sun becomes harsh. This helps preserve aroma and active compounds.
  • Stage of Collection:
    Flowers are harvested when fully open but not wilted, ensuring maximum potency and color.
  • Drying Method:
    Flowers are shade-dried on a clean cloth or bamboo mat in a well-ventilated space (not under direct sunlight) to preserve the vivid blue pigment and phytochemicals.
  • Processing:
    Once dried, flowers are gently powdered using a stone grinder or low-heat mill to retain active constituents. The powder should be fine and vibrant blue in color.
  • Sustainability Tip:
    Harvest only mature flowers; leave some on the plant to allow for seed development and ecosystem balance. Support local farmers who follow ethical and chemical-free practices.

Sangu Poo Powder, also known as Butterfly Pea Powder or Clitoria ternatea, is a vibrant blue herbal powder revered in traditional Siddha and Ayurvedic medicine. Keywords associated with this botanical include natural brain tonic, memory booster, anxiety relief herb, Ayurvedic nootropic, and blue tea flower. Other relevant tags are Siddha herbal powder, stress support, medhya rasayana, clarity enhancer, skin glow herb, hair health remedy, and antioxidant-rich flower. It is also linked with natural skincare, organic herbal supplement, adaptogenic plant, flower-based remedy, and wellness tea ingredient. Its calming and rejuvenating properties make it a popular choice in holistic healing, mind-body balance, spiritual rituals, and beauty care routines across South India and Southeast Asia.

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