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Sanandan Upadhyay/Ballia: A common grass seen everywhere, which has its own identity from fields to courtyards and from Ayurveda to faith. Yes, this grass which usually lies under the feet is a treasure trove of medicinal properties. By using it properly one can get rid of many diseases. Know further in detail…
In the world of health, Doob grass has been described as very useful as a natural remedy. It has also been called a coolant, blood thinner and digestive improver. Apart from this, in case of nose bleeding, applying fresh juice of Doob on the forehead and consuming it in some quantity can provide relief. Not only this, it is also used to cool the internal heat of the body in summer.
Durva i.e. Doob is also beneficial for women. Even in case of hormonal imbalance like PCOS, taking Doob juice with curd can provide relief from excessive bleeding and pain. Keep in mind that it is not advisable to adopt any home remedy without expert advice. However, it is still used in rural traditions.
According to Dr. Priyanka Singh, seven years experienced Ayurvedacharya of Government Ayurvedic Hospital, Nagar Ballia, Doob can prove to be very beneficial and effective in providing relief from constipation and keeping the stomach clean. Drinking a light decoction of it is said to provide relief from gas and indigestion. Apart from this, natural elements are also found in it, which are helpful in strengthening the body’s immune system.
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Doob is also mentioned in problems like sugar and anemia. In traditional medical methods, its extract has been considered helpful in balancing blood sugar. Iron elements are found in abundance in it, which can prove useful in removing anemia.
From the religious point of view, Doob is a very sacred place. In Hindu tradition, it is offered to Lord Ganesha and is considered a symbol of auspiciousness. The tradition of offering Durva during worship is not only a matter of faith, but also gives a message of respect for nature. This small grass has a deep connection with Indian culture.
The importance of Doob is no less in farming and animal husbandry. Lamsam: This grass containing 10 to 12% protein works as nutritious fodder for animals. Due to its ability to grow rapidly even in drought conditions, it is a reliable companion of farmers. In many places it is even given preference as natural fodder.
Doob also plays an important role in environmental protection. Its roots hold the soil firmly, which prevents erosion. This is the reason why it is planted extensively in lawns, parks and golf courses. This grass, which remains green even with little care, is truly a green and strong shield of the earth.
