Nardostachys Root Whole (Nardostachys Jatamansi)
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Nardostachys Root Whole (Nardostachys jatamansi) is an aromatic, grounding botanical prized in both traditional Eastern medicine and spiritual practices for its calming and restorative properties. Closely related to spikenard, this root is known for its deeply earthy, musky fragrance and is used to soothe the mind, support nervous system balance, and promote restful sleep. This whole form contains some aerial parts (such as fine rootlets or fibers), which are naturally present during harvest and drying.
Traditionally used in Ayurveda, Tibetan medicine, and Unani systems, Nardostachys jatamansi has been valued for its ability to calm mental agitation, reduce stress, and support memory and focus. It is often used in formulations intended for insomnia, emotional restlessness, or nervous exhaustion, and is sometimes burned or infused in oil as part of spiritual or meditative rituals.
In herbal preparations, it is commonly simmered into decoctions or steeped in warm oils or alcohol to extract its active compounds. Its naturally cooling, bitter, and aromatic qualities also make it a suitable herb in balancing excess heat and tension in both the body and mind.
Each batch of Nardostachys Root Whole is carefully selected and dried to retain its therapeutic aroma, root integrity, and trace aerial material, which may offer additional botanical synergy. Whether used in calming teas, tinctures, or incense blends, this rare and grounding herb offers a holistic approach to mental clarity, emotional balance, and spiritual connection.
Also Known As: Gan Song, Nardostachys Root, Nard Root, Spikenard Root, Radix Nardostachydis, Rhizoma Nardostachydis, Indian Nard, Muskroot, Jatamansi
Nutrients: Volatile oils (e.g., jatamansone, calarene, valerianol), sesquiterpenes, alkaloids, flavonoids, lignans, resins
Notes: Used in Traditional Chinese Medicine to regulate Qi, harmonize the middle burner, and relieve pain, especially for abdominal discomfort, nausea, and poor appetite. Also valued for its calming and aromatic properties. In Ayurvedic medicine, it's renowned for its nervine and sedative effects. Though aromatic and medicinal, it is not a significant source of dietary nutrients. Safe in traditional dosages, though essential oil forms should be used cautiously.