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Formulation

Alkali of the mushkaka tree (unnamed)

मुष्कक (मोखा) क्षार

An alkali made from the ash water of mushkaka (mokha), strained and cooked down to a reddish powder, is the second of the four preparations against kapha diseases and excessive urination.

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Mushkaka

मोखा · मुष्कक

The commentary renders mushkaka as mokha, one of the plants burnt for the alkali against stone.

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Glossary entry

मुष्कक

कठपाडर

हिन्दी: कठपाडर, मोखा वृक्ष · मराठी: घंटापाटलि वृक्ष

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Formulation

Mushkakadi alkali

मुष्ककादि क्षार

An alkali made from the ash of the black mushkaka tree boiled in water, strained and thickened, with burnt conch navel, lime, putikaranja and bhallataka added; it is to be drunk in proper…

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Mushkakadi alkali

मुष्ककादि क्षार

A black mushkaka tree is uprooted, dried and burnt to ash; one drona of the ash is boiled with six adhaka of water in a large clean vessel until the liquid is clear, red and sharp,…

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Musta (nut grass)

नागरमोथा (मुस्ता) · मुस्ता

The juice of kanta, which the commentary names musta, is one of five plant juices said always to make mercury pass into the kinds of metal.

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Mustaka visha

मुस्तक विष · मुस्तक

Mustaka poison is said to make the body stiff, heavy and trembling.

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Glossary entry

अंबुद

मुस्तक

हिन्दी: मुस्तक, मोथा · मराठी: मोथ, मेघ

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पयोद

मुस्तक

हिन्दी: मुस्तक, मोथा · मराठी: मेघ, मोथ

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मूषक

तरुमूषक

हिन्दी: तरुमूषक, वृक्ष जाति की मूषाकानी · मराठी: वृक्षपर्णौदुर

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Formulation

Horse gram decoction

कुलथी का क्वाथ · कुलत्थ क्वाथ

Horse gram cooked in the filtered decoction of mushkaka ash, with salt and plenty of trikatu, is drunk constantly by the indigestion patient; the text says it kindles the digestive fire.

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Siddharthadi paste

सिद्धार्थादि लेप

A paste of mustards, rock salt, vacha, kushtha, realgar, orpiment and a sharp poison with black mushkaka ash and arka latex, applied in kushtha.

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Alkali of sesame and other plants

तिलादिक्षार

Sesame, apamarga, gokshura, tala palm, mushkaka, aragvadha and kimshuka are burnt to ash, stirred in water and strained; this alkaline water with shilajit and bida salt added is said to…

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Four powders beginning with vyosha

व्योषादि चार चूर्ण · व्योषादि चूर्णचतुष्क

Four preparations are given: the three pungents and rock salt in equal parts with citron juice; the reddish alkali of the mushkaka (mokha) tree; triphala in equal parts; and bhringaraja…

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Horse gram decoction

कुलत्थ क्वाथ

A decoction is made with mushkaka (morva) ash and filtered; horse gram cooked in it, with salt and trikatu added, is drunk constantly by the patient with indigestion and is said to kindle…

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Leaf salt (Patra lavana)

पत्र लवण · पत्रलवण

Equal parts of the leaves of karanja, both nightshades, putikaranja, chitraka, ikshuraka (gokhuru in the commentary), mushkaka, punarnava and castor are powdered, mixed with an equal amount…

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Formulation

Patra lavana (leaf salt)

पत्र लवण · पत्रलवण

Equal parts of the leaves of karanja, both nightshades, putikaranja, chitraka, ikshuraka, mushkaka, punarnava and castor are powdered, mixed with an equal weight of sea salt, sealed in an…

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Siddharthadi paste

सिद्धार्थादि लेप

A powdered paste of white and ordinary mustard, rock salt, vacha, kushtha, realgar, orpiment and a sharp poison, mixed with black mushkaka ash and arka latex, is applied in kushtha. Verse…

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Tiladi alkali

तिलादि क्षार · तिलादिक्षार

Alkaline water from the ash of sesame, apamarga, gokshura, tala, mushkaka, aragvadha and kimshuka, drunk with shilajit and bida salt, said to conquer stone.

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