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akarakarabha is an ayurvedic herb
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AkarakarabaIt is not been explained in any of theBrahattrayas, in Bhavaprakash it isExplained where it is known for itsAphrodisiac action ( Vajikara ), specialtyof the plant is it doesn't loose itspotency for 7 years
•Kula:- Brangaraja Kula•Family :- Asteraceae ( sun flower family )
Vernacular Names:-San:- Akarakarabha, AkallakaHin:- AkarakaraBen:- AkarakaraMar:- AkkalakaraGuj:- AkorakaroTam:- AkkirkaramTel :- AkarakaramKan:- AkkalakaraLat :- Anacyclus Pyrethrum
Synonyms:- Akallaka
Verities:- ---------------------
Habitat:-It came to India from Arab, mostly grown in North Africa, ceria, Arab
Morphology:-A perennial hairy shrub with numerous branches. Leaves simple, alternate.Flowers white colored with purple color beneath or Yellow, when tasted they produce burning sensation, tingling sensation like mint.Fresh root when tasted produces pungent sensation and induces salivation.
Chemical Composition:-Anacyclin:- oral contraceptivePyrethrin:- Insecticide, fogging agentVolatile oil:- Antiseptic effect
Properties:-Rasa : KatuGuna : Rooksha, TeekshnaVirya : UsnaVipaka : Katu
Dosha Karma:- Vata Kapha shamaka
Therapeutic action:-External:-Pakshaghata:- Oil MassageDantashoola, Dantakrimi- Kwatha Gandoosha or powder rubbed over gumsInternal:-Hrutdourbalya :- Increases the heart beat, improves blood circulationKasa:- Kaphaja kasaSwarabedha- paste of akarakarabha & vacha
Ardita:- Akarakarabhadi kwatha for panaSukrastambhaka- (acc to Sharangadhar) Karabadimodaka Mutrakraccha:- along with mutrala dravyas it is given
Useful Part:- Moola,puspa
Dosage:-Churna- ½ - 1 gm
Spl Precaution:-Excess use of Akarkarabha may leads to excessivesalivation, epistaxis, and may leads tounconsciousness
Management:-To avoid the complications use pittashamaka dravyas like dugda
Special preparations:-Akarakarabhadi churna
Quotations:-
अकल्लकक�ष्णो� विर्ये�णो बलक्रत कटु�क�मत:
प्रवितश्र्ये�र्ये� च शो�थं� च �त� च� विना�शोर्ये�त�
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