Experimental Evaluation of DashamoolaTailaw.s.r to its Anti Inflammatory Activity
Journal Title: International Journal of Ayurveda and Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 0
Abstract
Shotha is a condition which gets manifested due to accumulation of vitiated doshas in between “Twak and Mamsa”. According to Ayurvedic perspective, Shotha is considered as an individual disease as well as complication of several other diseases. According to the concept of modern medicine, inflammation is not disease by itself but it is one of the symptoms of many other diseases and injuries. It is seen that references are available in our classical literature about “DashamoolaTaila” as a medicine to treat Shotha. Dashamooladravyas are referred to as ShothaharaMahakashayaGana by Charaka. The reference of “DashamoolaTaila” 1 is found in “BhaishajyaRatnavali” 65th chapter. Here an attempt is made to prepare “DashamoolaTaila” from both MurchitaTilaTaila and MurchitaSarshapaTaila. Their efficacy was compared with “ChitrakaGhrita” (BR 41/214- 127) which was taken as the standard drug.
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Avinash Pastore, SnehLata Jain
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