Kali or Shyah-Musali is an Ayurvedic herbal medicine used in Ayurveda and unani system of Medicine. It is an important Rasayana medicines used to provide strength to the body. It shows spermatogenic and aphrodisiac properties which may be helpful in improving problems like sexual dysfunction, in treating urinary problems.

Kali Musli serves as a potent Rasayana, enhancing bodily strength. Its properties include aphrodisiac and spermatogenic effects, aiding sexual dysfunction and urinary issues. With Vrishya (aphrodisiac) and Balya (strengthening) attributes, it addresses male sexual dysfunction and boosts stamina by balancing Vata and increasing sperm count. Additionally, its Mutral (diuretic) properties alleviate urinary problems and may assist in liver detoxification. The recommended dosage is 2-3 grams of Kali Musli powder once or twice daily, with milk or water, or as per physician’s advice.”

Curculigo orchioides Gaertn. (family Amaryllidaceae) is an endangered rasayana herb which is popularly known as “Kali Musli”. The plant is native to India, and holds a special position as a potent adaptogen and aphrodisiac in Ayurvedic system of medicine. It is an important ingredient of many Ayurvedic preparations and is considered to have aphrodisiac, immunostimulant, hepatoprotective, antioxidant, anticancer and antidiabetic activities. Various chemical constituents like mucilage, phenolic glycosides, saponins and aliphatic compounds from the plant have been reported.

Kali Musli Leaves are also used in ayurveda but our hero is root of the plant.

About Kali Musli

Botanical  Name: Curculigo orchioides  |     Hindi Name      Kalimusali, Kali Musli

English  Black Musli, Golden eye grass   |      Sanskrit       Arshoghni, Bhutali, Mausali

Gujarati Name :   Kalimusali  |   Kannada Name: Neladali, Nelatenga, Nela tatigadde

Malyalam Name :  Nilappana,  Nellapanakilonace   |    Marathi  Name:   Bhuyimaddi, Kalimurali

Oriya Name:   Musali, Talamuli, Talamulika |    Punjabi  Name : Syahoomusali

Tamil  Name : Nilappanaikilangu | Telgu Name :   Nalla-tudi, Nelatadai

Bengali  Name :     Sadamurali, Talamali, Talura