Built from passages of the source by the curated extraction. Pending human review.
Names and synonyms
- Sanskrit
- काञ्जिककाञ्जीआरनालधान्याम्लसौवीरकसौवीर
- Hindi
- कांजीकाञ्जिककांजी का पानी
- English
- Sour fermented gruelsour gruelkanjifermented rice water
- Romanized
- kanjikakanjiaranala
Ayurvedic properties
Only the qualities the text states are listed. The claims below give each statement with its source.
- Taste (rasa)
- Sour (amla)
- Qualities (guna)
- Guru
- Effect on the doshas
- Pitta: aggravatesVata: pacifies
- Actions
- VidahiDeepanaAshmari bhedanaHridyaBalya
What the text says
Each statement reports the source, with its chapter, page and verse. Traditional descriptions are not presented as proven medical facts.
Properties3
The verse lists sour sauvīra (the commentary: sour kāñjī) and liquor and its products among the causes of pitta aggravation.
Sour kāñjī is said to feel cold only from outside but to cause burning once inside; it breaks up gulma and the like, expels urinary stone, removes vata disorders, is heavy to digest and gives the body strength.
The verse adds that sauvīra kindles digestion and is good for the heart (hṛdya), heavy, and gives strength to life.
Diet2
Sour gruel (kāñjī; the verse says sauvīra) is named as the after-drink when eating dishes made from pulses.
The verse names sauvīra as the after-drink for bitter foods; the commentary says only that taking kāñjī with the meal is good.
Find everywhere it is used
Open in the usage explorerFormulations containing it
9Remedies using it
5Procedures using it
10Given as vehicle or after-drink
11Taken with or after these preparations.
Conditions mentioned with it
34Conditions named in the preparations that use it, or linked to it directly.
Organs and systems mentioned
19Other ingredients used together
24Count of shared preparations.
Topics of the text that discuss it
12Course sessions
3Questions and answers
2Plant glossary entries
5Where else is this mentioned?
The automatic page index has not found this name elsewhere in the text.
Questions and answers
What after-drink does the text give for every kind of food in general?
Warm water, drunk after the meal.
Detailed answer and sourcesHow does the glossary explain तरली?
As a यवागू made of barley flour, as liquor and कांजी, and as the honeybee.
Detailed answer and sourcesAll references
Every page and verse of the source that this entry draws on.