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Rice meal with ajamoda, shatapushpa, ghee and milk

अजवायन-सोंफ युक्त भात

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In parisrava the patient is given a very small meal of warm rice mixed with plenty of ajamoda and shatapushpa powder and ghee, taken with milk.

Names and synonyms

Hindi
अजवायन-सोंफ युक्त भात
English
Rice meal with ajamoda, shatapushpa, ghee and milk

Ingredients and preparation

Dietary preparationTaken by mouthChapter 22 · p. 518 · v. 80

Ingredients

IngredientAs written in the textQuantity as written
Rice (shali)शालि चावल (शालि)शाल्यशन / चावल का भातNot stated
Milk (ksheera)दूध (क्षीर)़ीरेण / दूधNot stated
Ajamoda (wild celery seed)अजमोदअजमोद / अजवायनNot stated
Shatapushpa (dill)सोआ (शतपुष्पा)शतपुष्पा / सोंफNot stated
Ghee (ghrita)घी (घृत)आजय / घृतNot stated

Preparation as described

Warm rice is mixed with the powders and ghee.

घृतमिश्रित व उष्णगुणयुक्र चावल के भात

How it is used

Eaten in a very small amount with milk.

थोडा खिलावें।

Indicated for, as the text says

प्रचुराजमोदशतपुष्पाचूर्णितेनाजयसं-।Source wording as converted, Chapter 22 · p. 518 · v. 80.

Questions and answers

What is parisrava after purgation, and how does the text say it arises?

A long, painful discharge of pitta and kapha in small stools, which the text says follows a too small or mild purgative given to a person with a dry, hard bowel and many doshas.

Detailed answer and sources

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Quick facts

Content type
Remedy
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Chapters
Chapter 22
Extraction tasks
T25
Record id
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