Ayurvedic Herb Adusa

                                                            

                                                     

identity of adulsa

Who does not know about Vasa. In fact, since the time of grandmothers, the use of Vasa is most commonly used as home remedies for the treatment of cold and flu. Vasa also has a special place in Ayurveda as a medicine. Vasa is also called Adusa. It is said in Ayurveda that Vasa is very useful in reducing Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Apart from this, Vasa proves very beneficial in many diseases like headache, eye disease, piles, urinary diseases, so let us know in detail about Vasa before knowing in which diseases Vasa is beneficial.

What is Adulsa?

Acharya Charak has considered Vasa to be the best in the treatment of biliousness. There is no mention of Vasa in Dashamani in Charaksamhita. Vasa leaf herb is supposed to reduce Kaphapitta. Along with eye diseases, Vasa is used along with other substances in Ashmari (stone), sugar (blood glucose), leprosy, duodenal vaginal disease and gout related diseases. In Sushruta-samhita it has been calculated in Ksharakriya. Its three castes are found, which are as follows.

The plant of White Vasa Adusa is bushy. It is of white colour. Its flowers come from February to March. Its pods are 18-22 mm long, 8 mm wide, hairy and each pod contains four seeds.

Blood Vasa (Graptophyllum pictum) Its flowers are of deep red colour.

Krishna Vasa (Jenderusa vulgaris) The whole part of this plant is purple in colour. In many places it is used for adulteration in Katsarayya.

In addition to the species of Vasa mentioned above, the following species are also used in medicine. (Kshudravasa) - It is about 3-4 m high branch-branched shrub or shrub. The flowers are of white colour. In many places it is used in place of Vasa. Its leaves, roots and flowers are used for medicine. The leaves are antiemetic and hemostatic. Its plant is phlegmatic and forceful. Flowers are used in the treatment of eye diseases.

Benefits of Adulsa

relieve headache

reduce swelling of the eyes

Beneficial in sores or swelling in the mouth

Relieves gum pain

Relief from dental cavity

Beneficial in toothache

Beneficial in respiratory diseases

relief from asthma

beneficial in cough

in tuberculosis

indigestion

beneficial in diarrhea

in relieving ascites

hemorrhoids

Beneficial in jaundice or jaundice

Get relief from kidney pain

Beneficial in urinary problems

reduce the hassle of delivery

Beneficial in white water or leucorrhoea

Beneficial in blood pressure

Beneficial in arthritis

Beneficial in ringworm itching

Beneficial in Raktapitta (Bleeding problem from ear and nose)

Beneficial in fever or fever

Relief from phlegm or mucus

get rid of body odor

Disadvantages of Adulsa

If someone has food allergy, then avoid consuming it.

The dosage of Adusa depends on the age and physical condition of the individual. In such a situation, it is better that a person must take medical advice before consuming Adusa.

If someone has the problem of low blood sugar, then they should avoid Adusa.

The amount of Adusa to be consumed depends on the age and physical condition of the person. In this case, it is better to take expert advice in this regard.

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