The Arjun Tree, also known as Terminalia Arjuna, is well known in Ayurveda for a multitude of health and skincare benefits. The bark of this tree is the main medicinal component used for therapeutic purposes. Along with its numerous skin benefits, it is also known for its cardioprotective actions. It is also known for its cardioprotective actions.   The medicinal properties of T. Arjuna range from antioxidant, hypotensive, anti-atherogenic, anti-inflammatory, anti-carcinogenic, and anti-mutagenic to gastro-productive effects. Arjunarishta is an herbal concoction traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine as a natural remedy for improving heart health and treating heart-related issues like high blood pressure.  The name “arjuna” is well-known and is most associated with the central character of Mahabharata from Hindu lore. Centuries ago, the arjuna tree was given a name befitting its traditional role of protecting the heart, much like its mythological namesake brought fortitude, strength, and protection to his family in battle.   In a more literal sense, the term “arjuna” means “bright,” “white,” or “shining” in Sanskrit, much like the light-reflective bark of the arjuna tree.  Arjuna is also enriched with some important minerals for the health of our heart such as potassium, and a number of other components such as arjungenin, arjunolic acid, polyphenols, and gallates. Its cardio-tonic properties help to strengthen the heart muscles, and these are described and elucidated in the ancient Science of Ayurveda very well.  In addition to being a boon for heart patients, the Arjuna bark helps in healing injuries, improves general weakness, and works as an antidote. It is also used for blood and lymph-related concerns, diabetes, and its various complications.