In Ayurveda, various parts of Randia dumetorum or Madan phala/Mainphal are used to pacify vitiated pitta and kapha/mucous, and to treat cough, skin diseases, ulcers, asthma, flatulence, colic. The fruit is especially used as a medicine for emesis therapy (treating by inducing vomiting).
Solanum nigrum is used for treatment of diseases for hundreds of years. It has expectorant, analgesic, sedative, diaphoretic properties. It is external application cures skin diseases and gives relief in burns, itching, pain etc.
Ginger is a useful remedy to treat many common digestive and respiratory ailments. Ginger tea is an excellent remedy for common cold, cough and flu. Learn how to use ginger to cure everyday health problems.
Brihatyadi Kashayam is useful in urinary discharge, painful urination, stones in urinary tract, kidney stones, and inflammation of bladder.
Karpura Rasa is given to patients in condition of diarrhoea with fever, chronic diarrhoea and bacillary dysentery. This medicine is also indicated in cholera or haija, Sangrahni (Sprue), pitta-atisaar.
Rasottamadi Lepam is an Ayurvedic formulation prepared from nine ingredients which include purified mercury, sulphur, red lead, red orpiment and medicinal herbs. This medicine is for external use and applied topically on many skin diseases.
Know about medicinal properties and various medicinal uses of cumin seeds. It is most common spice in kitchen and very good for health.
The Miswak fibrous branches have been promoted by the World Health Organization (WHO) for oral hygiene. The other common medicinal uses of this tree are for treating rheumatism, leprosy, gonorrhoea, ulcers, scurvy, tumours and dental diseases.
This medicine is referenced from Ayurvedic treatise Bhaishajya Ratnavali, and is indicated in Grahani rogadhikar or Malabsorption syndrome. It is a suitable medicine for many abdominal diseases, premature hair greying, intestinal weakness, loose motions etc.
Kushta Rakshasa oil is poly-herbal Ayurvedic medicated oil. Kushta Rakshasa taila is referenced from Ayurvedic treatise Bhaishajya Ratnavali, and is indicated in Kustha rogadhikar.