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5) कुछ महिला इस बात से भी डरती है की कही ऐसा ना हो की सुहागरात के दिन ही पिरीयड ना आ जाये।
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The
three fruits otherwise known as the ‘three myrobalans’ is a very
important group of drugs in Ayurveda. We find them as a regular
ingredient in many ayurvedic formulations. The three fruits are – 1)
chebulic myrobalan (Terminalia chebula Retz.) 2) belliric myrobalan
(Terminalia bellirica (Gaertn.)Roxb.) and 3. emblic myrobalan usually
known as the Indian gooseberry (Phyllanthus emblica Linn.) syn. Emblica
officinalis (Gaertn.). The first two myrobalans belong to the family
combretaceae whereas the third is a member of the family euphorbiaceae.
Mostly the rind of the dried fruits are used. They are also used as
whole fruits either fresh or dried.
The combination of the three fruits is
considered as rejuvenative and good to the eyes. The combination has
antioxidant and laxative properties. Of the three, chebulic myrobalan is
very much laxative and is met with in many laxative formulations.
The three drugs are to be taken in equal
quantities by weight as a group. Sometimes they are counted and taken.
In that case to form the group we will have to take chebulic, belliric
and emblic fruits in the proportion of 1: 2: 4 and this will make the
combination approximately equal in weight.
Phalatrika and varaa are two Sanskrit synonyms of triphalaa. The terms triphalaa and phalatrika mean the three fruits. Varaa means
the best or superior. This group combats the humors pitta and kapha. It
is indicated in diabetes, skin diseases, diseases of the eye and
periodic fever. It increases appetite and is carminative. It is
regularly administered at night to control habitual constipation. In eye
diseases the powder of the three myrobalans is mixed with honey and
ghee and given at night even for long courses. In market the powder of
the three fruits (Thriphala Churna) is available in handy packs. In some cases licorice is also added to the combination (Triphalaadi Coorna).
- See more at: http://www.ayurvedaacademy.com/blogs/three-fruits-triphalaa#sthash.fBOF2aUS.dpuf
The
three fruits otherwise known as the ‘three myrobalans’ is a very
important group of drugs in Ayurveda. We find them as a regular
ingredient in many ayurvedic formulations. The three fruits are – 1)
chebulic myrobalan (Terminalia chebula Retz.) 2) belliric myrobalan
(Terminalia bellirica (Gaertn.)Roxb.) and 3. emblic myrobalan usually
known as the Indian gooseberry (Phyllanthus emblica Linn.) syn. Emblica
officinalis (Gaertn.). The first two myrobalans belong to the family
combretaceae whereas the third is a member of the family euphorbiaceae.
Mostly the rind of the dried fruits are used. They are also used as
whole fruits either fresh or dried.
The combination of the three fruits is
considered as rejuvenative and good to the eyes. The combination has
antioxidant and laxative properties. Of the three, chebulic myrobalan is
very much laxative and is met with in many laxative formulations.
The three drugs are to be taken in equal
quantities by weight as a group. Sometimes they are counted and taken.
In that case to form the group we will have to take chebulic, belliric
and emblic fruits in the proportion of 1: 2: 4 and this will make the
combination approximately equal in weight.
Phalatrika and varaa are two Sanskrit synonyms of triphalaa. The terms triphalaa and phalatrika mean the three fruits. Varaa means
the best or superior. This group combats the humors pitta and kapha. It
is indicated in diabetes, skin diseases, diseases of the eye and
periodic fever. It increases appetite and is carminative. It is
regularly administered at night to control habitual constipation. In eye
diseases the powder of the three myrobalans is mixed with honey and
ghee and given at night even for long courses. In market the powder of
the three fruits (Thriphala Churna) is available in handy packs. In some cases licorice is also added to the combination (Triphalaadi Coorna).
- See more at: http://www.ayurvedaacademy.com/blogs/three-fruits-triphalaa#sthash.fBOF2aUS.dpuf
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