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Tambula (betel leaf)

पान (तांबूल) · ताम्बूल

Chewing betel is said to increase happiness, good fortune, fragrance, contentment, lustre, cheerfulness and pleasant desire; it keeps the face bright, the mind content and the mouth moist,…

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Benefits of chewing betel

ताम्बूल भक्षण के गुण · तांबूल भक्षण गुण

Verse 14 says body unguent (aṅgarāga) gives everyone happiness, fortune, fragrance, lustre, delight, beauty and good spirits; the commentary reads both verses as about betel. Betel is said…

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Who should not take betel

ताम्बूल सेवन के लिए अयोग्य व्यक्ति

Betel is to be avoided by those with raktapitta, fever, consumption or extreme emaciation, after a purgative, with diarrhoea, hunger or thirst, insanity or painful urination, after drinking…

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Food

Java plum (jambu)

जामुन (जम्बू) · जम्बू

Jāmun fruit is listed among fruits said to bind the stool strongly, to be cold and to be wholesome in pitta and kapha disorders.

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Glossary entry

जम्बू (जम्बु)

जामन

हिन्दी: जामन, जामन का वृक्ष · मराठी: जांबूळ

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Transfer (sankramana) of mercury

रस संक्रमण

The juices of five plants, kanta, meghaninadika, shravanika, tambula and sankshirini (the commentary: musta, palasha, gorakhmundi, betel and milky-sap trees), are said always to make…

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Procedure

Transfer (sankramana) of mercury with five plant juices

रस संक्रमण · रससंक्रमण

The text says the juices of five plants, kanta, meghaninadika, shravanika, tambula and sankshirini, which the commentary names musta, palasha, gorakhmundi, betel and milky-sap trees, always…

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