Treatment for Indralupta & Khalitya

[Guest guest]

Dear Cybervaidya,

 

Thank you for the information. Could you please tell me the English

definition of the terms "kshudra" and "anubandha". Also I have found

various recipes for Anu Taila in Charak, Susrut and Vagbhatta, which

is commonly used in modern day Ayurveda? When they speak of using

the ash of elephant tooth, does that refer to the actual tooth or the

tusks?

[Guest guest]

1) Kshudra literally means insignificant. It is used to denote

diseases which are minor in nature.

2) Anubandha means association. If company "A" takes the help of

company "B" to produce a product "c" then A will be pradhan karan

(main cause), B will be anubandha and c will be karya (disease in

this case). If supposing "A" takes the help of "D" at a different

time then also A will be pradhan karan but D will be anubandha.

I hope you get all this. It is very difficult to explain.

3) Different people use different references of anu tail as per their

need. There is no one reference which is followed everywhere.

4) For Hasti-danth Mashi (ash of elephant tooth), the tusks are used.

 

Cybervaidya.