Buttermilk in Specific Diseases

तक्रव्याधिप्रयोगः

Buttermilk is indicated in a wide range of diseases: In Grahani roga (malabsorption/sprue), it is the primary medicine — patients should be kept on a buttermilk diet. In Arsha (piles/hemorrhoids), buttermilk with Haritaki or Chitraka (Plumbago zeylanica) is recommended. In Atisara (diarrhea), fresh buttermilk acts as Grahi (absorbent). In Pandu (anemia), buttermilk is beneficial due to its light and digestive properties. In Shotha (edema), buttermilk reduces swelling due to its Ushna Virya (hot potency) and light quality. In Udara roga (ascites/abdominal diseases), buttermilk is an important dietary medicine. In Meha (urinary disorders/diabetes), it helps due to its astringent and light properties. Verses 17-20.

What is Buttermilk in Specific Diseases (Takra Vyadhi Prayoga / तक्र व्याधि प्रयोग)?

<p>Buttermilk is indicated in a wide range of diseases: In Grahani roga (malabsorption/sprue), it is the primary medicine — patients should be kept on a buttermilk diet. In Arsha (piles/hemorrhoids), buttermilk with Haritaki or Chitraka (Plumbago zeylanica) is recommended. In Atisara (diarrhea), fresh buttermilk acts as Grahi (absorbent). In Pandu (anemia), buttermilk is beneficial due to its light and digestive properties. In Shotha (edema), buttermilk reduces swelling due to its Ushna Virya (hot potency) and light quality. In Udara roga (ascites/abdominal diseases), buttermilk is an important dietary medicine. In Meha (urinary disorders/diabetes), it helps due to its astringent and light properties. Verses 17-20.</p>

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