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Eight-sweet-drug ghee with licorice and bamboo manna for the Putana graha

अष्टमधुर-मुलेठी-वंशलोचन सिद्ध घृत

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Ghee prepared with the eight sweet drugs (kakolyadi), licorice and bamboo manna is given to drink to a child seized by the Putana graha.

Names and synonyms

Hindi
अष्टमधुर-मुलेठी-वंशलोचन सिद्ध घृत
English
Eight-sweet-drug ghee with licorice and bamboo manna for the Putana graha

Ingredients and preparation

Medicated gheeTaken by mouthChapter 18 · p. 395 · v. 91

Ingredients

IngredientAs written in the textQuantity as written
Ashtavarga (eight rejuvenating herbs)अष्टवर्गअष्टमृष्टगण / अष्टमधुरैषध (काकोल्यादि)Not stated
Yashtimadhu (licorice)मुलेठी (यष्टिमधु)यष्टिका / मुलहटीNot stated
Vamshalochana (bamboo manna)वंशलोचन (तबाशीर)तुगा / वंशलोचनNot stated
Ghee (ghrita)घी (घृत)सर्पि / घृतNot stated

Preparation as described

Ghee is prepared with the drugs.

How it is used

Given to the child to drink.

अष्टमधुरैषध (काकोल्यादि) मुलहटी व वंशलोचन से सिद्द घृत को उस बालक को पिलावें।

Indicated for, as the text says

अष्टमृष्टगणयष्टिकातुगासिद्दसर्पिरपि पाययेच्छिशुम्॥Source wording as converted, Chapter 18 · p. 395 · v. 91.

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

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Extraction notes

  • Internal medicine for a child.

Quick facts

Content type
Formulation
Source pages with records
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Chapters
Chapter 18
Extraction tasks
T19
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