The Asoka Tree (Saraca asoca) has a long-standing place in traditional Indian medicine, particularly Ayurveda, where it is primarily valued for its effects on gynecological health—especially in managing menstrual disorders and uterine health. While it is primarily employed for physical ailments, some classical Ayurvedic texts note its calming and mood-stabilizing properties, possibly owing to its general tonifying effects and use in emotional disturbances related to menstruation. However, these references are often indirect, suggesting it may be used to help with emotional symptoms that accompany physical conditions, such as irritability or mood swings, rather than treating emotional sensitivity as a standalone condition. There is little to no mention of the Asoka Tree specifically for general emotional sensitivity outside the context of menstrual or reproductive health.

Scientifically, there is a lack of robust clinical evidence or pharmacological studies directly supporting the use of Asoka Tree for emotional sensitivity or mood regulation. Most research has focused on its uterotonic, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties, not on its impact on emotional or psychological well-being.

In summary, while the Asoka Tree is associated with some traditional uses that intersect with emotional symptoms, its application for emotional sensitivity is rooted primarily in tradition, with minimal direct evidence—traditional or scientific—specifically supporting this indication.