A PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION OF THE SHODHANA (DETOXIFICATION) OF ROOTS OF PLUMBAGO INDICA L. IN AYURVEDA [PDF]
Plumbago indica L. (Plumbaginaceae) is a medicinal herb, credited with a number of therapeutic properties. It is widely used in Sri Lankan traditional medicine and in Ayurveda. In Sri Lanka, Ayurveda formulations which incorporate the roots of P.
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ASSESSMENT OF EFFECT OF SHODHANA ON PHYTOCHEMICAL AND CHROMATOGRAPHICAL PROFILE OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CLASSICAL PROCESSED DANTI (BALIOSPERMUM MONTANUM WILLD.) ROOT [PDF]
Objective: Ayurveda recommends the use of Danti root after Shodhana (Processing/Purification) where the powder Pippali (Piperlongum Linn.) fruit, honey and Kusha (Desmostachya bippinata Stapf.) leaves are being used.
Rabinarayan Acharya +2 more
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COMPARATIVE CLINICAL STUDY ON SHODHANANGA AROHANA AND SADYO SNEHANA
Background: Oleation therapy used in the preoperative of shodhana (purification) is shodhanaga snehana (pre purification oleation therapy). Generally sneha is administered in arohana (increasing) manner for 3 to 7 days or till the appearance of proper ...
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Ayurveda Approach in the Management of Unilateral Acute Anterior Uveitis (~Sashopha akshipaka)
Introduction: Uveitis is the inflammation of the uveal tract of the eyeball primarily involving the adjacent retina in the later stages. When the inflammation is confined to the iris only, it is termed anterior uveitis.
Kapil Mehar +3 more
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PHARMACOGNOSTICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL EVALUATION OF PIPPALI SHODHANA IN THE DIFFERENT MEDIA
According to ayurveda science Pippali (Piper longum.linn.) was originated during the time of Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean in Hindu mythology). When a great seer Vasistamuni son was ceased, by which he was depressed so he wished to have more progeny and he consumed fruit Pippali by which he was wised with more progeny. So the name Pippali came
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Concept of Ayurvedic Shodhana Process - Not Mere purification
In Ayurveda, the concept of shodhana for the potential herbs, minerals and metals was got references available since the time of Ayurvedic classics but the details about procedure could be traced only after the development of Rasashastra/ Rasachikitsa (Mineral therapy).
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Dysmenorrhea is the most prevalent complaint among women during menstruation, and it might diminish productivity. Therapies to alleviate dysmenorrhea encompass breathing relaxation, yoga, aromatherapy, warm compresses, hypnosis, and acupressure. Hypnosis
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Effect of shodhana on the toxicity of abrus precatorius.
Seeds of Gunja (Abrus precatorius Linn) are reported to be poisonous due to the presence of a toxic protein 'abrin and an alkaloid hypaphorine. Te seeds after subjecting to the process of shodhana, find use in a number of Ayurvedic preparations. HPLC studies revealed that the process of shodhana resulted in depletion of more toxic alkaloid hypaphorine ...
G D, Singh, R, Banerji, S, Mahrotra
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Occupational Contact Dermatitis from Bhallataka Shodhana - A Case Based Insight Into Urushiol Toxicity [PDF]
The nut known as "marking nut" and colloquially referred to as "Bhallataka" or "Bhilawa," Semecarpus Anacardium Linn (Family: Anacardiaceae), has been utilized in traditional medicine systems for a variety of illnesses since ancient times.
Madduru Muni Haritha, Prashanth G Jadar
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BIO-PURIFICATION THERAPY IN AYURVEDA: A CRITICAL REVIEW
Shodhana therapy is intended for purification of the body, by which the accumulated morbid humors responsible for disease are expelled out to produce an ideal environment for proper functioning of body. But Panchakarma, the purification therapy expounded
Vasant Patil
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