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Wednesday, 13 October 2021

DADIMADI GHRUTHAM – Benefits, Ingredients, Indications, Dosage, Usage, Preparation, Side effects, Equivalent Medicines, Research Papers

Dadimadi Ghrutham is said in Ashtanga Hridaya pandu roga chikitsa, and it can be used from anaemia to infertility. It is also given as a part of Antenatal care. It is nourishing and also cure indigestion. It improves condition of pregnancy related anaemia.

INDICATIONS

Dadimadi Ghrutham is indicated in

  • Reduced digestive power
  • Cardiac diseases
  • Pandu roga(anaemia)
  • Arsas (haemorrhoids)
  • Pleeha roga(diseases of spleen)
  • Respiratory disorders
  • Kasa
  • It is Moodavatanulomana (clears obstruction of vayu)

INGREDIENTS AND METHOD OF PREPARATION

Sl. No. English name Sanskrit name Latin Name Proportion
1 Pomegranate Dadima Punica granatum 1 kudava(192 g)
2 Coriander seeds Dhanyka Coriandrum sativum 96 g
3 Leadwort Chitraka Plumbago zeylanica 24 g
4 Dry ginger Nagara Zingiber officinale 24 g
5 Long pepper Pippali Piper longum 24 g
6   Ghee   20 pala (960 ml)
7   Water   3072 ml

METHOD OF PREPARATION

The drugs like dadima, dhanyaka, chitraka, nagara and pippali are taken in specified quantity and made into fine paste, this is then mixed with specified quantity of water and ghee taken a suitable vessel. This is cooked in mild fire till the paste becomes a stage when it is possible to roll into a wick shape. The ghee is filtered and collected.

PROPERTIES OF INGREDIENTS

Sl. No. Ingredients Properties
  Dadima Balances tridosha. It improves digestion, quality and quantity of semen, intelligence, immunity strength of body and good for heart
  Dhanyka Balances tridoshas. It is diuretic and aphrodisiac. It cures anorexia, fever, bad odour, thirst, burning sensation, vomiting.
  Chitraka It is carminative, digestive, anti-inflammatory, and anti-colic. It relieves sprue, skin diseases, worm infestation, and cough. It is vata kapha hara (balances vata and kapha dosha)
  Nagara It improves taste and cures anorexia. It balances vata kapha dosha. It is having anti-inflammatory property. It relieves abdominal pain, constipation, throat disorders, bloating, cough, cold, vomiting and hiccups. 
  Pippali Balances vata kapha vitiation. It improves digestion, anti-ageing, rejuvinative, good in respiratory disease, cough, fever, diabetes, abdominal tumours, and haemorrhoids.

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DOSAGE:

Usually the ghee is given in a quantity of 5 to 10 ml, considering the patient and disease. For oleation therapy the dose is selected considering the digestive capacity of the patient.

The adjuvent is usually hot water or rice gruel and given before food.   

EXERCISE AND YOGA

Exercise can be selected which is suitable to the disease for which the ghee is given.   The postures include,

Sooryanamaskara

Bhujangasana

Merudandasana

Vajrasana

Padmasana

Anuloma viloma pranayama

PATHYA AHARAS AND VIHARAS

The congenial food and regimen are selected according to the disease. Usually it is desirable to avoid hot, spicy, dry foods which are difficulty to digest. Always take foods which are warm. Cold and reheated foods are to be avoided. Day sleep, night awakening, more exertion are to be avoided.

CONTRAINDICATED CONDITIONS

No contraindications are generally said. But the patients with hypertension, dyslipidaemia should take routine follow ups. If taken as part ante natal care doctor’s advice should be taken.

SIDE EFFECTS

No side effects are noticed..

REFERENCE:

Ashtanga hridaya Pandu roga chikitsa

BRANDS AVAILABLE

  • Vaidyaratnam oushadasaala
  • Aryavaidyasala Kottakkal
  • SNA oushadhasala
  • Kerala Ayurveda Pharmacy- Indukantham ghrutha capsule
  • AVN
  • AVP
  • Sitaram
  • Nagarjuna

RESEARCH ARTICLES

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4147561/

https://www.jaims.in/index.php/jaims/article/download/1363/1186

http://journal.saiamrut.com/saj/showfile/showpdfarticle.aspx?id=130

http://www.aiirjournal.com/uploads/Articles/2016/11/627_23.Dr.%20Maya%20Ramesh%20Nikhate.pdf



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