Shankhapushpi

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Shankhapushpi (shän·khä·pōōshˑ·pē),

n an Ayurvedic syrup prepared from
Convulvus pluricaulis, Centella asiatica, Nepeta elliptica, Nardostachys jatamansi, Onosma bracteatum, and
Nepeta hindostana. It is used to relieve mental fatigue and improve concentration and memory power. Also called
shankpushpi and
shankapushpi.

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