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Description
Shakakul Mishri | शकाकुल मिश्री
Shakakul Mishri is a variable traditional trade name. Retail sellers sometimes link it to Pastinaca sativa (parsnip), while Kew MPNS documents shakakal misri with Polygonatum verticillatum. These are distinct plant families; supplier batch species and part must be identified before a single botanical name can be claimed.
Product identity and actual selectable packs
| Hindi/Urdu trade | शकाकुल मिश्री / Shakakul Mishri / Shaqaqul Misri |
|---|---|
| Retail trade attribution | Pastinaca sativa (unverified) |
| Kew medicinal-name association | Polygonatum verticillatum (unverified for this lot) |
| Supplied part and lot | The species and supplied plant part are unverified; do not assume dried parsnip root or Polygonatum rhizome. |
| Currently available variants | 100 Grams, 200 Grams, 400 Grams, 900 Grams |
Choosing this form
Weight variants 100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g currently exist, without confirmed botanical form. Do not treat the name 'Mishri' as proof of a sugar product.
Traditional and taxonomic context
The medicinal trade name is not laboratory confirmation of the actual retail material. Traditional use is educational context, not proven benefit. Classical Sanskrit verse and Rasa/Guna/Virya/Vipaka are intentionally not asserted without species-specific, plant-part-matched authoritative evidence.
Safety and precautions
Avoid consuming an unidentified herb or using it for sexual performance, fertility, respiratory disease or other treatment. Some Pastinaca plant materials can be phototoxic; no safe medicinal dose is established. Request lot documentation and consult a qualified practitioner.
Why choose this Jadibuti Store listing?
The page differentiates botanical references from the supplier lot, shows exactly selectable pack variants, and explains verification limitations. No undocumented laboratory purity certificate, guaranteed treatment or medical benefit is claimed. Confirm current form, grade and weight with the seller before ordering where identity is pending.
Frequently asked questions
Is Shakakul Mishri Pastinaca sativa?
Some trade sources say so, but the exact supplier batch is not botanically authenticated.
Why does Kew also mention Polygonatum?
Kew medicinal-name sources link the similar name shakakal misri with Polygonatum verticillatum. Trade names require clarification.
What plant part is in the pack?
Not verified; request the part and species before purchase.
What sizes are listed?
100 g, 200 g, 400 g and 900 g.
Is it the same as sugar mishri?
No assumption should be made: this is a herbal trade name, not a confirmed crystallized-sugar listing.
Does it treat fertility or respiratory conditions?
No medicinal benefit or safe dose is verified for this unconfirmed raw material.
How should it be stored?
Keep sealed, cool and dry; avoid using material with deterioration.
Botanical and Ayurvedic references
These references establish taxonomy or documented naming, not the contents of an individual lot. This is educational buyer guidance, not diagnosis or medicinal-use directions.
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