Punarnava mandur

Description:Punarnava Mandur is an Ayurvedic medicine in tablet form. It is mainly used in the treatment of Anemia, splenomegaly, piles, fever etc. This medicine is more commonly used in North Indian Ayurvedic practice. Punarnava Mandur Uses: • It can be used as a source of Iron, since it contains Iron oxide as ingredient. • It is used in Ayurvedic treatment of anemia, splenomegaly, hemorrhoids, chronic fever, inflammatory conditions, malabsorption syndrome, infective skin diseases, dermatitis, helminthiasis. Doctors prescribe this medicine also for the treatment of – Hypothyroidism Asthma Synonyms: Punarnava Mandooram / Manduram / Mandoora Punarnava Mandoor dosage: 500 mg – 1 g once or twice a day before or after food or as directed by Ayurvedic doctor. Patient is advised to take buttermilk along with this medicine. How long to take Punarnava Mandooram: This medicine can be safely taken for a period of upto 4 – 6 months. Punarnavadi Mandoorside effects: • Self medication with this medicine may prove to be dangerous. • Take this medicine in precise dose and for limited period of time, as advised by doctor. • Over-dosage may cause poisonous effect. • Accidental over dosage in children may cause poisonous effects. • Keep out of reach and sight of children. Store in a dry cool place. Punarnavadi mandur ingredients, how to make: 48 g fine power of each of Punarnava – Spreading Hogweed – Boerhaavia diffusa Trivrit – Operculina turpethum Shunti – Ginger Rhizome – Zingiber offici...

The Kidneys are a pair of bean shaped organs that are present in the back of the abdomen. Each kidney is about the size of a fist (4-5 inches long). The main function of the kidneys is to filter the blood. The Kidneys remove the wastes; maintain the fluid and electrolyte balance in the body. What is Kidney Failure? Kidney failure is the stage where kidney stops functioning properly and is not able to remove the waste from the blood and control the fluid level in the body. It can happen suddenly or gradually. Kidney failure is also known as the renal failure. What are the Causes of kidney failure The causes of the kidney failure are as follows: • High Blood sugar. • High Blood Pressure. • Reflux nephropathy. • Inflammations of the nephrons in the kidney. • Polycystic kidney disease. • Some Drugs causes kidney failure like NSAIDS (non-steroidal and anti-inflammatory drugs). What are the Types of Kidney Failure? There are Two types of Kidney Failure: 1. Chronic kidney disease The The Causes for the chronic kidney disease are as follows: • Diabetes (type 1 or type 2). • Glomerulonephritis. • Pyelonephritis. • Polycystic kidney disease. • Prolonged obstruction of the urinary tract. Risk factors for chronic kidney disease: • Hereditary. • Diabetes. • High blood pressure. • Age over 60 years. • Smoking. • Heart disease. 2. Acute kidney failure A sudden drop in kidney function is known as acute kidney failure. It can be life threatening and requires immediate treatment. Risk facto...

I like to forage for wild edibles and medicinal plants, but admittedly can’t identify too many. Boerhaavia diffusa is one plant which I repeatedly saw around the United States. It wasn’t until I took a trip to India that I finally learned what the plant is. While there are many amazing plants with medicinal properties, punarnava is one of the best yet underutilized. Not only does punarnava have lots of benefits, but it is one of the cheapest superfoods and easy to produce. Here’s what you need to know about the plant and why to use it. What is Punarnava? Punarnava is a plant which is commonly used in Ayurveda medicine as well as many other ancient and folk medicines. It grows in many tropical and subtropical areas around the world including India, Nigeria, and the United States. The plant grows close to the ground and spreads out. Punarnava somewhat resembles purslane (a common edible). The main difference is that Punarnava has tiny sticky fruits. The fruits stick to animals as they pass by to spread the seeds. It’s a very hardy plant and you’ll sometimes see it growing out of sidewalk cracks. Other Names for Punarnava Punarnava is the Sanskrit name for the plant. It means “rejuvenates the body” in Ayurveda medicine. In English, punarnava is usually called by its Latin name, Boerhaavia diffusa. It is also sometimes called red spiderling or tar vine in English. Sometimes it’s also called spreading hogweed, even though hogweed is a different plant (common hogweed is deliciou...

When you notice the composition of Ayurvedic medicines, in most of them you will discover the extract of Arjuna as a medicinal herb. It is the herb plant which has number of benefits in it. Below you can know about specific characteristics of Terminalia Arjuna tree leaves and how it is useful to everyone. What Is The Appearance Of Arjuna Tree? Arjuna trees are around 80 ft tall bearing tender green leaves. Arjuna is a large size deciduous tree. It is the evergreen tree bearing the yellow flowers and conical leaves. This great Arjuna tree has smooth and grey bark which resembles those of mango tree. It also bears fruits which are of length about 2.5 -3.5 cm long, elongated oval shape, segmented with stripes, fibrous woody, tough with five hard wings, striated with numerous curved veins. Besides the central vein, there are sweet tasted sticky knots. The fruits are seedless too. Arjuna is also very famously known as Arjun Tree, and scientifically, Terminalia Arjuna is medicinal plant mainly used for heart diseases due to its cardioprotective and cardio-strengthening properties. It makes the cardiac muscle stronger (heart muscle) and normalizes (mainly decreases) heartbeat. Also, it is an excellent source of minerals, which helps to prevent bone loss (osteoporosis) and improve bone mineral density. It contains ulcer defense action, so it is used for ulcer treatment, especially indicated for peptic ulcers. It pauses bleeding, so it is beneficial in bleeding disorders. It decrea...

It is a Mandoor Kalp. Mandura Kalpa are the Shodhita Mandura (iron) containing herbomineral formulations of Ayurveda. Mandura is the combination of Ferric Oxide (59.14%), Ferrous Oxide (26.7%), Chlorides (4.4%), Magnesium (3.9%), Sodium (1.7%) and few bother trace elements. For preparing Mandura Kalp, first Mandura is purified by as per Ayurveda. It is boiled in Gomutra till it becomes a paste. Then the powders mentioned in the yogas are added and stirred well. While warm, Vatakas are prepared. This can be kept in powder form also. Mandura Kalp emit a strong smell of Gomutra and are dark in color. These preserve their potency indefinitely. These should be kept away from moisture. Ingredients of Punarnavadi Mandur Punarnavadi Mandura (Tablet) is a compressed tablet preparation made with the ingredients in the formulation composition given below. Formulation Composition: • Punarnava (Rakta Punarnava) Boerhaavia diffusa Rt. 48 g • Trivrit Ipomea turpethum Rt. 48 g • Shunthi Zingiber officinale Rz. 48 g • Marica Piper nigrum Fr. 48 g • Pippali Piper longum Fr. 48 g • Vidanga Embelia ribes Fr. 48 g • Daru ( Devadaru) Cedrus deodara Ht. Wd. 48 g • Chitraka Plumbago zeylanica Rt. 48 g • Kushtha Saussurea lappa Rt. 48 g • Haridra Curcuma longa Rz. 48 g • Daruharidra Berberis aristata St. 48 g • Haritaki Terminalia chebula P. 48 g • Amalaki Emblica officinalis P. 48 g • Bibhitaka Terminalia bellirica P. 48 g • Danti Baliospermum montanum Rt. 48 g • Chavya Piper chaba St. 48 g • Kal...