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October-December 1996 Volume 16 | Issue 2
Page Nos. 103-174
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Practice of Pancakarma in western countries - A German experience |
p. 103 |
Adriana Poehlmann Ayurveda is gaining popularity in European countries. Because of the unique curative properties, Pancakarma is being sought by many. However, there are some limitations in its application to western people. These points are highlighted in this article. |
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The genus Trigonella - Phytochemistry and biology |
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SC Jain, M Agrawal, RA Sharma The genus Trigonella is an annual plant distributed in the Mediterranean region and it comprises several species. The present report deals with the dietary, medicinal, biochemical biological and various pharmacological properties. |
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Hypoglycaemic property of shilajeet and Yashada bhasma |
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Bharati , RH Singh, J.P.N. Chansouria Hypoglycaemic activity of shilajeet and Yashada bhasma was determined in normoglycaemic and alloxanized rats. Significant activity was observed in the treated groups. However, the activity was found to be comparatively milder in shilajatu treated rats compared to Yashada bhasma treated rats. |
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Single drug therapy in netraroga |
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MB Gayathri, M Abdul Kareem, Sarneswar , PM Unnikrishnan The non-availability of reliable and standardized drugs, their high cost, and ambiguity in the identity of the ingredients used are a few of the major problems encountered today in the utilization of compound drugs in Ayurveda. There is thus an urgent need to reemphasize the use of single plant drug formulations recorded in the classical texts. The present study is an attempt to list out all the single plant drugs mentioned in the treatment of various Netrarogas from the classical texts of Ayurveda and to fix their proper botanical identity. The study of 7 classical texts has revealed that there are 41 single plant drugs in 80 preparations for treating 9 lakshanas and 29 rogas. They have been correlated with their botanical identities based on nomenclature correlation studies published over the last century. The drugs are arranged alphabetically with their botanical names, habit, indications, parts used, method of preparation, mode of administration and the reference, A primary analysis has also been made on the nomenclature, qualities and applications of the drugs. |
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On the origin of the Kattunayakas of Nilgiris |
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M Cyril Nayagam This paper presents an account of the origin of Kattunayakas , one of the tribes of the Nilgiris, Tamil Nadu. |
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An explanation for a myth in Matsyapurana |
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SN Padhy, RP Mohapatra, SK Dash, RB Mohanty A myth in Matsyapurana (Bhagawan Narayana in the form of the body on Banyan leaf) conveys a logical message that being autotrophs, plants alone can provide shelter to the human race baffled by the complexities of creation and dissolution. |
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Physico-chemical profile of Ammi majus |
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P Subramanian, S Rajan, Sunil Kumar whole part and mother tincture of Ammi majus were chemically analyzed for setting the standards in Homoeopathic system of medicine. Extractive value, Ash value, TLC UV study and the absorbance spectra in the range of 200-500 nm can be taken as parameters to fix standards. |
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Edible fruit yielding plants of shevaroy hills in Tamil Nadu |
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C Alagesa boopathi, S Balu, P Dwarakan The paper deals with the common edible fruit yielding plants, During the course of medicinal plant survey of shevaroy hills of Eastern ghats. Salem district, Tamil Nadu. Thirty species belonging to 23 genera and 21 families yield edible fruits. They are listed in alphabetical order followed by family, common name and Tamil names. |
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In vitro evaluation of some Ayurvedic antacids |
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P.R.P. Verma, Aparna Shrivastava, Ashwani Pathria The ayurvedic proprietary antacid preparations available in the Indian market were analysed for their antacid activity and compared with allopathic antacid preparations. This study urges the need for standardization of antacid products with in vitro parameters. |
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Harvest management studies on Jor Lab 1-2 an improved strain of lemongrass |
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PC Sarma , RK Sharma, BP Misra, TC Sarma The harvest management studies on an improved lemongrass strain Jor Lab L2, were carried out at the farm of regional research Laboratory Jorhat during 1991-94. The crop was harvested at 60,70,80,90 and 100 days interval. Maximum oil yield was obtained when harvested at 90 days interval. The citral content ranged from 88 to 90% irrespective of crop age and harvesting schedule. Harvesting time has an important bearing on oil yield in Jor Lab L2. |
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Physico -chemical characteristics of tincture from Asparagus racemosus willd |
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Subhash C Mandal, Pulok K Mukherjee, A Nandy, M Pal, BP Saha Various strength of alcohol were utilized for the preparation of tincture of asparagus racemosus roots by maceration for 7, 14 and 21 days. 50% (V/V) alcohol after 21 days of maceration showed maximum yield of total solid. The tinctures were evaluated by studying their different physico-chemical characteristics along with thin-Layer chromatography. |
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Aconitum heterophyllum (ativisha) in Ayurveda |
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MD Ukani, NK Mehta, DD Nanavati Ativisha (Aconitum heterophyllum wall) of family Ranunculaceae is an Ayurvedic herb which is known for its important medical properties. The roots of the plant find use in one form or the other in various ayurvedic preparations and, therefore, an attempt has been made to review the various studied carried out in its chemistry as well as pharmacology. |
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BOOK REVIEW |
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Book Review |
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