Chitrakmul or White LeadwortBot name Plumbago zeylanica plant is said to be growing wild in Bengal UP Southern India Ceylon. Plumbago zeylanica is a perennial under shrub 1.52.0 m tall with rambling branches and its growth occurs during rainy season and ceases in postflowering stage. Chitrak can be grown as an intercrop with many fruit trees for example guava mango or citrus orchards. As per Ayurveda Chitrak is Pungent Hot and Dry in Potency and has Vatta Kapha pacifying properties. Chitrak is found to be ideal for digestion of heavy foods toxins and increasing appetising. Ayurveda mentions its properties as removal of toxins from Skin by way of increased sweating healthy metabolism of unwanted fats. Hence Chitrak supports lean muscles and healthy Intestine functions to activate weight management. Chitrak is also found to be useful during inflammatory stage of Spleen or Liver. Chitrak promotes monthly flow of menses when taken in recommended dosage and is better avoided during pregnancy or lactation. Chitrak may be beneficial for Piles and intestinal disturbances where formation of healthy stools is a problem. Chitrak supports healthy Liver cells functions and low bacterial or viral load. Chitrak is also a powerful irritant in small doses it stimulates sweating the central nervous system which indirectly helps in extra cellular fat metabolism and weight management. The main active compound in the plant Chitrak is plumbagin which has been shown to possess several pharmacological activities including suppressing harmful bacteria load relief from muscles spasm and digestive actions. Scientific studies on animals of Chitrak extract have shown promising antioxidant activity to protect cellular damage.