Sepia Officinalis Samudrafen | Samundrafan | Cuttle Fish Bone | Broken Quality
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Product Description
Vernacular Names & Parts Used
Samudrafen, botanically associated with Sepia Officinalis, is commonly known as Samundrafan in Hindi and Cuttle Fish Bone in English. It is a naturally occurring calcareous internal shell obtained from marine sources. The broken quality refers to fragmented pieces of the cuttle bone, commonly used for further processing into powders and traditional preparations.
Ayurvedic Properties & Common Uses
In classical Ayurvedic and traditional mineral systems, Samudrafen is valued for its Kshariya (alkaline) and Sheeta (cooling) nature. It has been traditionally utilized in external applications, mineral formulations, and processing into Bhasma or fine powders under expert guidance.
Samudrafen is described in traditional texts for its role in absorption, cleansing, and mineral supplementation preparations, often combined with other natural minerals or herbal ingredients. Its use is typically guided by classical processing methods and practitioner expertise, especially due to its marine and mineral origin.
