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Surendrakashthadi preparation

सुरेन्द्रकाष्ठादि योग

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Devadaru, kutaja bark, patha, katuki, ativisha and danti, each drunk separately in the measure of a dharana with cow's urine, are said to overcome kapha-type mouth diseases.

Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
सुरेन्द्रकाष्ठादि योग
Hindi
सुरेन्द्रकाष्ठादि योग
English
Surendrakashthadi preparation

Ingredients and preparation

Ingredients

IngredientAs written in the textQuantity as written
Devadaru (Himalayan cedar)देवदार (देवदारु)सुरेन्द्रकाष्ठ / देवदारूNot stated
Kutaja (kurchi)कुड़ा (कुटज)कुटज / कूडा की छालNot stated
Pathaपाठा (पाढ़)पाठाNot stated
Katuki (kutki)कुटकी (कटुकी)रोहिणी / कुटकीNot stated
Ativisha (Indian atees)अतीस (अतिविषा)अतिविषाNot stated
Dantiदंती (दन्ती)दंतिका / दंति (जमालगोटे की जड)Not stated
Cow urine (gomutra)गोमूत्र (गाय का मूत्र)मूत्र / गोमूत्रNot stated

Preparation as described

Each drug is taken separately; its form (powder or other) is not stated.

इन अैषधियों को पृथक् पृथक् 24 रत्ति प्रमाण गोमूत्र में मिलाकर पीवंे

How it is used

Each is mixed with cow's urine and drunk.

गोमूत्र में मिलाकर पीवंे

Indicated for, as the text says

Effect on the doshas, as stated

Kapha: pacifies

Quantities are reported exactly as the source states them. They are historical measures, not dosage advice.

देवदारू , कूडा1 की छाल, पाठा, कुटकी, अतिविषा, दंति (जमालगोटे की जड)Source wording as converted, Chapter 15 · p. 284 · v. 115.

Safety

  • Needs a trained practitioner. This procedure or preparation is of a kind that should only be carried out under qualified supervision.

Pregnancy, breastfeeding, children, older adults, kidney or liver disease and other medicines all call for professional advice before any traditional remedy is used.

All references

Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.

Extraction notes

  • Footnote 1: another text reads कुटजफल (kutaja fruit). Supervision flag set under the extraction rules because the commentary glosses danti as jamalgota root, a purgative drug.

Quick facts

Content type
Formulation
Source pages with records
1
Pages naming it
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Chapters
Chapter 15
Extraction tasks
T14
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