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Ingredientद्रव्य

Kuta (unidentified)

आलुवृक्ष (?) · कुट

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
कुट
Hindi
आलुवृक्ष (?)
English
Kuta (unidentified)

Safety

  • Identity uncertain. The name could refer to more than one plant, so no botanical identity is asserted.

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

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Formulations containing it

1
Second Sarvavishari antidote

Conditions mentioned with it

1

Conditions named in the preparations that use it, or linked to it directly.

Poisoning (visha)

Organs and systems mentioned

3
Heart and cardiovascular systemIntestines and colonStomach and digestive system

Other ingredients used together

17

Count of shared preparations.

Sthauneyaka (fragrant leaf drug)×1Devadaru (Himalayan cedar)×1Raktachandana (red sanders)×1Chandana (sandalwood)×1Shigru (drumstick)×1Guggulu (Indian bdellium)×1Talisapatra×1Nara (unidentified drug name)×1Kutaja (kurchi)×1Yavani (ajwain, carom)×1Arka (calotropis)×1Chitraka (white leadwort)×1Black salt (sauvarchala)×1Kushtha (costus root)×1Katuki (kutki)×1Trikatu (three pungents)×1Panchagavya (five cow products)×1

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Extraction notes

  • Named in the second Sarvavishari antidote (v119, PDF 504); the commentary seems to render कुट/नर as आलुवृ़ा.

Quick facts

Content type
Ingredient
Source pages with records
0
Pages naming it
2
Extraction tasks
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Record id
ingredient_kuta