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Formulation

Decoction of kutaja and trikatu

कुडा व त्रिकटु क्वाथ

For knotted menstrual blood arising from kapha and vata, a decoction of kutaja and trikatu is drunk.

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Kutaja (kurchi)

कुड़ा (कुटज) · कुटज

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Glossary entry

कुटज

कुडा

हिन्दी: कुडा · मराठी: श्वेत कुडा, इन्द्रजव, कमळ

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Formulation

Decoction of jambu, musta, mango, kutaja and ativisha (unnamed)

जामुन आदि का कषाय

A decoction of jambu, musta, mango, kutaja and ativisha is drunk in the ama stage of pitta diarrhoea.

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Glossary entry

तिक्तक

कुटज वृक्ष

हिन्दी: कुटज वृक्ष, वरुण वृक्ष, तित्तरसा, कुड़े का पेड़, चिरतित्त, कृष्णखदिर · मराठी: पडवळ, किराईत, काळा खदिर

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Glossary entry

कुट (कुटज)

कुडा

हिन्दी: कुडा · मराठी: चित्रक, वृक्ष

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Condition

Poisoning (visha)

विष (ज़हर) · विषरोग

The opening of chapter 19 treats poisoning as a danger to kings: who poisons, how a poisoner and poisoned food are recognised, and the signs of poison in food, drinks and personal articles.

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Formulation

Buttermilk regimen (takra kalpa)

तक्र कल्प · तक्रकल्प

The piles patient is given no food but only very sour buttermilk to drink; alternatively, water prepared with ginger, kutaja, chitraka and punarnava, or milk cooked with these drugs.

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Topic

Surendrakashthadi preparation

सुरेन्द्रकाष्ठादि योग

Devadaru, kutaja bark, patha, katuki (rohini), ativisha and danti, each taken separately in the measure of a dharana (24 ratti) with cow's urine, are said to overcome mouth diseases arising…

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Amrasthyadi powder for pakva diarrhoea

पक्वातिसार में आम्रास्थ्यादि चूर्ण

A powder of mango seed kernel, lodhra, liquorice, sesame, padmaka, dhataki flowers, silk-cotton gum, bael pulp, priyangu, kutaja bark, ativisha and manjishtha, drunk with whey, is said to…

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Buttermilk regimen

तक्र कल्प

The piles patient is given no food but only very sour buttermilk; or he is given water prepared with ginger, kutaja (कूट in the commentary), chitraka and punarnava, or milk cooked with…

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Emesis with neem decoction and Khadiradi powder against kapha

कफनाशक वमन और खदिरादि चूर्ण · कफनाशक खदिरादि चूर्ण

The patient first drinks plenty of lukewarm neem decoction with the three pungents and vomits; afterwards a powder of equal parts of khadira, kutaja, patha, patola leaf, turmeric and the…

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Ghee that destroys rat poison

मूषक विषघ्न घृत · मूषिकविषघ्न घृत

One prastha of ghee is cooked by rule with one prastha each of curd and milk, four parts of a decoction of snuhi, arka, white arka, gojihva, aragvadha, kutaja, kantakari and karanja, and a…

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Ghee that destroys vata-type stone

वाताश्मरीनाशक घृत · वाताश्मरी-नाशक घृत

At the onset of a stone the patient is cleansed by emesis, purgation and the like, then given ghee cooked with the decoction and paste of pashanabheda, shilajit, shatavari, gokshura,…

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Question

How is the Tvagadi putapaka juice made and taken?

त्वगादि पुटपाक का रस कैसे बनाया और लिया जाता है?

Barks of cinnamon, aralu, kutaja, mango, kadamba and jambu are ground with thick rice water, wrapped in banana leaves, cooked by putapaka and squeezed; the cooled red juice is drunk with…

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Topic

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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Ingredient

Kapha-destroying group of drugs

कफनाशक गण

The kapha-destroying group is kakajangha, both karanjas (karanja and putikaranja), khadira, palasha, vijayasar, meshashringi, long pepper, cardamom, turmeric, tree turmeric, kutaja bark,…

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Formulation

Kapha-removing niruha enema

कफघ्न निरूह बस्ति

A comfortably warm enema of the decoction and paste of aragvadha, kutaja, the three pungents and vacha, mixed with alkaline water, cow urine and the salts beginning with rock salt, said to…

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Kapha-removing niruha enema

कफघ्न निरूह बस्ति

A comfortably warm enema of the decoction and paste of aragvadha, kutaja, the three pungents and vacha, with alkaline water, cow urine and the salts beginning with rock salt, is said to…

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Formulation

Khadiradi powder

खदिरादि चूर्ण

After emesis with neem decoction, a powder of equal parts of khadira, kutaja, patha, patola leaf, turmeric and the three pungents is taken daily with warm water for kushtha, piles, kitaka…

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Topic

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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Formulation

Mushika-vishaghna ghee (rat poison ghee)

मूषिक विषघ्न घृत · मूषिकविषघ्न घृत

Medicated ghee cooked with curd, milk, a decoction of eight drugs and a paste of five drugs, drunk to pacify rat poison quickly.

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Formulation

Nagi kalpa

नागी आदि कल्प · नाग्यादि कल्प

Nagi (the commentary: vandhya karkotaka), kharakarnika (the commentary: talmakhana), kutaja, chirayata and mahanimba (bakayan) are powdered together with their roots, mixed with ghee and…

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Nagi kalpa

नागी आदि कल्प · नाग्यादि कल्प

Nagi (the commentary: vandhya karkotaka), kharakarnika (the commentary: talmakhana; a footnote gives the variant svarakarnika), kutaja, chirayata and mahanimba are powdered with their…

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