Gopichandanadi Gulika (also referred to as Gopichandanadi Gutika) is an Ayurvedic herbal medicine primarily used to treat various pediatric disorders (Bala rogas) including Fever, respiratory illness (asthma and flu-like symptoms), neurological symptoms (such as fainting), skin disorders, and digestive issues. It has antipyretic and anti-inflammatory properties and is especially beneficial for children suffering from cough,… Read More »Gopichandanadi Gulika Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Dosage, and Side Effects The post Gopichandanadi Gulika Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Dosage, and Side Ef ..read more

Kutajghan Vati, also spelled as Kutaj Ghan Vati, is an Ayurvedic medicine commonly indicated in Diarrhea (Atisara), Desentry (Pravahika), and IBS (Grahni Roga). The Vati (Tablets) is primarily made from the root or the stem bark of the Kutaja tree (Holarrhena antidysenterica) and the powder of the Ativisha (Aconitum Heterophyllum). Kutaja tree bark possesses antidiarrheal,… Read More »Kutajghan Vati Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Dosage and Side Effects The post Kutajghan Vati Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Dosage and Side Effects appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Point Tab or Point Capsule is an Ayurvedic Medicine that is developed by Ayulabs. According to the manufacturer, it has astringent and hemostatic properties and high natural calcium, therefore it is recommended for the treatment of bleeding disorders (hemorrhages) of various etiologies. In this article, we will explore valuable insight into its key ingredients, potential… Read More »Point Tab: Point Capsule Benefits, Dosage, Ingredients, Side Effect The post Point Tab: Point Capsule Benefits, Dosage, Ingredients, Side Effect appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Introduction Prameha often known as diabetes mellitus in modern medicine, is a group of urinary disorders described in Ayurveda that result in frequent and too much urination. In Ayurveda, Prameha is considered one of the eight significant and serious disorders (Astamahagad) due to its complications. Passing urine very often and too much is the main… Read More »Prameha Chikitsa: Prameha Symptoms, Types, Causes, Treatment The post Prameha Chikitsa: Prameha Symptoms, Types, Causes, Treatment appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Sutshekhar Ras is an Ayurvedic Rasa preparation, it is described in Yoga Ratnakar for Amlapitta (hyperacidity) Rogdhikar. Apart from Amlapitta (hyperacidity), this medicine has been stated to be useful in diseases like Gulma (Abdominal Lump), abdominal burning, diarrhea, headache, etc. In Rasashastra, Sutshekhar Ras is described under Kharliya Rasayana. Kharliya Rasayana means the drugs which… Read More »Sutshekhar Ras Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Dosage & Side Effects The post Sutshekhar Ras Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Dosage & Side Effects appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Mahanarayan Oil is a medicinal Ayurvedic oil that is described in Bhaishajyaratnavali Chapter 26 Vatavyadhi Chikitsa. This oil is mainly used in Vata Vyadhi (diseases caused by the aggravation of Vata ) such as joint pain, muscle pain, Sandhi Vata (osteoarthritis), arthritis, Gridhrasi (sciatica), Manyastambha (Torticollis), Hanustambha (lockjaw), etc. Apart from these, it is effective… Read More »Mahanarayan Oil Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Side effects, How to use The post Mahanarayan Oil Uses, Benefits, Ingredients, Side effects, How to use appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Aushadha Sevana Kala also known as Bhesajya Kala refers to the timing of the planned and appropriate medication administration. The time of administering medication or drugs is referred to as Aushadha Sevana Kala. It belongs to the Avastika Kala. Various Acharyas have defined Aushadha Sevana Kala as a guideline for when to take the drug.… Read More »Aushadha Sevana Kala: Time of Drug Administration in Ayurveda The post Aushadha Sevana Kala: Time of Drug Administration in Ayurveda appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Urakshata, also known as Kshatksheen, is described as an independent disease in the Charak Chikitsa Sthan Adhyay 11. Urakshata or Kshatksheen has been considered by some Acharyas to be different diseases, but both are the same disease. This disease mainly occurs in the Utah (chest) region, hence it is called Urhkshata or Kshatksheen. Urhkshata or… Read More »Urakshata: Kshataksheena Nidana, Lakshana, Samprapti & Chikitsa The post Urakshata: Kshataksheena Nidana, Lakshana, Samprapti & Chikitsa appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Ayurvedic Unit Converter Ayurvedic Unit Converter Powerd By Ayurmedia. Please let us know in the comment area if the one you were trying to convert is not listed and we’ll add it shortly. Measurement in Ayurveda In ancient times, barter was a common form of the trade before the advent of currency. Similarly, different measurement… Read More »Ayurvedic Unit Converter: Convert Ayurvedic Measurements The post Ayurvedic Unit Converter: Convert Ayurvedic Measurements appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more

Introduction Praval Ratna (Corallium rubrum) or Munga, which can be considered coral stone, is one of the nine highest grade Ratna (gems) and is related to Mangal Graha. Coral is an extinct form of an anthozoan polyp (marine invertebrates) whose body contains a high level of calcium. It is a biological drug with numerous qualities.… Read More »Praval Ratna: Coral Stone Uses, Benefits, Types, Indications: Ratna Varga The post Praval Ratna: Coral Stone Uses, Benefits, Types, Indications: Ratna Varga appeared first on AyurMedia ..read more