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Home Buy Products Tuesday, 19 May 2009 16:24 Ayurveda Drugs Pure Herbs Diseases Treatment Contact us The word Asavas means the preparation that helps to extract the active components. Arista means the properties of a drug that enables it to remain without decaying and losing its effect for a long time. Asavas and arishtas are liquid preparations. They are alcoholic solutions containing all the active ingredients of the drugs of which they care compounded. Thus they contain water soluble as well as alcohol soluble substances of the drugs. They differ from the official sprits which are merely alcoholic solutions of essential oils. Asava and arishtas differ from each other owing to their difference in method of preparation. Asavas are preparations which are subjected to fermentation for an allotted period with all its specific ingredients mixed with certain quantity of water, while arishtas are preparations which are subjected to fermentation for a specific time after boiling the main decoction substance and the adding other ingredients. Asavas and arishtas are prepared from fruits, roots, extracts, roots, leaves and barks that is they are fully herbal preparations. The jaggary sugar or honey with water are the other ingredients. Besides these, different types of plants and their components are added at the end of preparation so that they can help the medicine to be more effective and to reduce its alcoholic effects.

Asava And Arista (Fermented Preparations)

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Name Abhayarishta Arjunaristha Ashokarishta Balarishta

Uses Carminative and appetizer. Indicated in piles, anemia, colitis, cardiac, lesions, spleen and other intestinal disorders, Also removes constipation. Tonic and cardiac stimulant. used in diseases of heart and respiratory disorders. Alterative, stimulant and astringent. Used in leucorrhoea, haematuria, menorrhagia and other female complaints Antirheumatic and diuretic. Indicated in hemiplegia, rheumatic pains. Diuretic,nd urinary antiseptic .Used in gonorrhoea, spermatorrhoea and other urinary diseases. Bitter tonic,Alterative and stimulant, Useful in cough, menonervous diseases, consumption, anemia, jaundice, piles and as a parental tonic. Stimulant antipyretic, diuretic, it is invigorating and nourishing. Used in phthisis, insomnia, loss of appetite cough, general debility and premature sanity. Expectorant, Laxative, stimulant. Used in chronic respiratory disorder, flatulence and other disease of alimentary system. Alterative tonic and haematinic. Used in anemia, enlargement of the liver, endocrinal, deficiency, tympanites, cough, asthma and constipation. Astringent, stimulant, and antiperiodic. Used in dysentery, diarrhea, fever and sprue.

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Punarnavarishta Diuretic, alterative and haematinic Indicated in beriberi, Edema, abdominal disorders and liver complains Vidangasava Carminative, anthelmintic. Used in paralysis, Paraplegia, lock jaw and in destroying worms.

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