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Chavya

चव्य (चाब) · चव्य

Cavya (cāv) is listed among very sour fruits said to pacify vata, provoke blood, produce pitta and kapha, be heavy and unctuous, cause salivation, cleanse impurities and be sharp.

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कोल

बेर

हिन्दी: बेर, एक तोला, मिरच, शीतल चीनी, चव्या · मराठी: रानडुकर, कंकोळ, बोर, मिरी, चवक, अंकोल, गजपिंपळी, रायबोर, कोरक, कळी, नख

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चव्य (चव्यक)

चव्य

हिन्दी: चव्य, कार्पासी, चविका, वच · मराठी: चवक, गजपिंपळी, गजपिंपळीचे मूळ, कापूस, गुंजा

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Trikatu, musta, chavya and vidanga lick

त्रिकटु-मोथा-चव्य-विडंग चूर्ण

A powder of trikatu, nut grass, chavya and vidanga, mixed well with ghee and jaggery and licked in the morning, is said to destroy consumption.

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वरक

वनमूंग

हिन्दी: वनमूंग, मोंठ, पित्तपापडा, चीनाधान · मराठी: पित्तपापडा, वव्या, रानमूग, शरपर्णिका

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Kalyana salt

कल्याण लवण

About twenty drugs, among them mahanimba, kutaja, arka, snuhi, apamarga, chitraka, palasha, shigru, both nightshades, vasa, patala, bilva, both karanjas, chavya, bhallataka and vaijayanti,…

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Hingvadi powder

हिंग्वादि चूर्ण

A powder of asafoetida, cardamom, cumin, chavya, the three pungents, yavakshara and black salt, taken with warm water or ghee, is said to destroy kapha.

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Kalyana lavana (Kalyana salt)

कल्याण लवण · कल्याणलवण

A salt made by burning powdered vata-reducing drugs with rock salt, boiling the product with six parts of water, straining it and cooking the liquid with equal parts of pungent spices until…

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Kshayanashaka ghee

क्षयनाशक घृत

Ghee cooked with dung juice of goat, horse and cow, decoctions of guduchi, khadira, murva and chavya, and milk, with a paste of rasna, trikatu and licorice, is licked and said to calm…

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Kshayanashaka ghee

क्षयनाशक घृत

Dung juice of goat, horse and cow, decoctions of guduchi, khadira, murva and chavya, milk and ghee, one part each (nine parts), are cooked with a paste of rasna, trikatu and licorice;…

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Kshayarogantaka ghee

क्षयरोगांतक घृत

A ghee cooked with a decoction of sixteen drugs, snuhi latex and a paste of haritaki, sea salt or devadaru and chavya is said to cure consumption, abdominal enlargement, all urinary…

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Kshayarogantaka ghee

क्षयरोगांतक घृत

Six parts of a decoction of khadira, kutaja, patha, patala, bilva, bhallataka, aragvadha, brihati, eranda, the two karanjas, barley, jujube, horse gram, vacha and chitraka are cooked with…

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Mahanaracha ghee

महानाराच घृत

Naracha ghee is cooked again with a decoction of trivrit, danti, triphala and shankhini and a paste of aragvadha pulp, snuhi latex, chitraka, vidanga, chavya, turmeric and the three…

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Phanitaka (thickened decoction) for piles

अर्शनाशक पाणितक · अर्शोघ्न फाणितक

The decoction described above (of ginger, kutaja, chitraka and punarnava) is boiled down into a phanitaka, a paste of chitraka, trikatu, cumin, ajwain, pippalimula and chavya is added, and…

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Recipes that destroy consumption

क्षयनाशक योग

A powder of the three pungents, nut grass, chavya and vidanga, mixed with ghee and jaggery, is licked on rising in the morning; or raisins and long pepper are taken with ghee and jaggery…

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Thickened decoction (phanitaka) for piles

अर्शनाशक फाणितक

The decoction described above is boiled down into a phanitaka, a paste of chitraka, trikatu, cumin, ajwain, pippalimula and chavya is added, and the piles patient eats it daily.

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Three powders beginning with asafoetida

हिंग्वादि तीन चूर्ण · हिंग्वादि चूर्णत्रय

Three powders are given: asafoetida, cardamom, cumin, chavya, the three pungents, yavakshara and black salt; or musta, the three pungents, ajamoda, amalaki, rock salt, patha, haritaki and…

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