Gorochanadi Vati (Gutika/ tablet) is an Ayurvedic medicine.It is used in fever, asthma, cough, loss of consciousness, sinusitis, delirium, diminished vision, a heaviness of head etc. It is highly efficient and a fast acting drug. It should be taken under the supervision of a good Ayurvedic physician only.Read Ayurvedic Tablets (Vati or Gulika) – Introduction, how to prepare & […]
Gandhak Vati (Gutika/ tablet) is an Ayurvedic medicine mainly used in the diseases of digestive system like loss of appetite, indigestion or digestive impairment and dyspepsia. It is also useful in abdominal gas, bloating and flatulence. Rogadhikara (drug of choice) of Gandhak Vati is Agnimandya.Read Ayurvedic Tablets (Vati or Gulika) – Introduction, how to prepare & preserveIngredients of
Khadiradi Vati (Gutika/ tablet) is an Ayurvedic medicine mainly used in the diseases or mouth and buccal cavity. It is useful in halitosis, mouth ulcers, stomatitis, tonsillitis etc. Rogadhikara (drug of choice) of Khadiradi Vati is Mukha Roga according to Charaka Samhita and Kasa according to Yoga Ratnakara. In this article, we will discuss Khadiradi Vati according
Kankayan Gutika (Vati/ tablet) is an Ayurvedic medicine mainly used in the abdominal lump, worm infestation, piles, bleeding disorders, and several heart diseases. Rogadhikara (drug of choice) of Kankayan Gutika is Gulma (Bhaishajya Ratnavali).Ayurvedic Tablets (Vati or Gulika) – Introduction, how to prepare & preserveIngredients of Kankayan GutikaShatiPushkaramula (Pushkara)DantiChitrakaShringavera (Ardraka)VachaTrivrita (Trivrit)HinguYava kshara (Yava)AmlavetasaYamani (Yavani)Ajaji (Shveta jiraka)MarichaDhanyakaUpakunchi
Kasturyadi Gutika (or Vayu Gutika/ Vati) is an Ayurvedic medicine mainly used in Vata Vaigunya (neurological and neuro-muscular disorders), Vata Kaphaj Jwar (fever due to vitiated Vata and Kapha dosha), Shwasa Roga (asthma and dyspnoea) etc. It is named so because of Kasturi (musk), which is the main ingredient of Kasturyadi Gutika.Ayurvedic Tablets (Vati or Gulika)
Eladi Vati (Eladi Gulika/ Eladi Gutika) is a drug of choice of Rakta Pitta (haemorrhage and bleeding disorder). It is also used in Swarabheda (hoarseness of voice), Kasa (cough), Chhardi (vomiting), Shwasa roga (asthma and breathing problems) etc.Read: Ayurvedic Tablets (Vati or Gulika) – Introduction, how to prepare & preserveIngredients of Eladi VatiEla (Sukshmaila) – 6 gPatra (Tejapatra)
Agnitundi Vati is mainly used in digestive impairment, loss of appetite, indigestion, gastric trouble and other digestive problems. Agni is a Sanskrit word, which means fire (digestive fire). Agnitundi Vati stimulates digestive fire and helps in proper digestion. It is available in tablet dosage form.Read: Ayurvedic Tablets (Vati or Gulika) – Introduction, how to prepare &
Chikungunya treatment or Chikungunya joint pain is a common query during and after a monsoon or rainy season. Chikungunya is a viral disease. Its initial sign and symptoms are very similar to dengue fever. Its symptoms include severe and persistent joint pain, body rashes, headache and fever. It is NOT a life threatening disease. In
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Mandura preparations are a type of Ayurvedic medicine where Mandura Bhasma or Shuddha Mandura is the main ingredient added to other drugs. Usually, they are indicated in Pandu Roga (Anaemia), Pliha Roga (Splenic disease), Grahani (Malabsorption syndrome), shotha (Inflammation), Vishamajvara (Intermittent fever), Arsha (Haemorrhoids), Kushtha (Diseases of skin), Krimi (Helminthiasis/ Worm infestation) etc. In this
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Lauha preparations or Lauha Kalpa are one of the types of Ayurvedic medicine in which Lauha Bhasma (purified calcinated iron) is the main ingredient in addition to other drugs. In this article, I will explain you in brief about following points: Method of Preparation Characteristics Preservation & Expiry date (Shelf Life) Examples Lauha Preparations –
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