Anushdaru Sada

Tradition:

Unani

Source / Author:

Qarabadeen Shifai

Herb Name

Latin

Amount

Gul Surkh (Rose)

Rosa damascena

20 grams

Saad (Cyperus)

Cyperus scariosus

18 grams

Asaroon (Valerian)

Valeriana wallichi

Mastagi (Mastic)

Pistachia lentiscus

Qaranfal (Clove)

Eugenia caryophyllus

Sumbuluttib (Spikenard)

Nardostachys jatamansi

10 grams ea.

Bisbasa (Mace)

Myristica fragrans

Dana Heel Kalan (Amomum)

Amomum subulatum

Dana Heel Khurd (Cardamon)

Elettaria cardamomum

Jaiphal (Nutmeg)

Myristica fragrans

Khurfa (Purslane)

Portulaca oleracea

Zafran (Saffron)

Crocus sativa

Zarnab (Yew tree leaf)

Taxus baccala

7 grams ea.

Amla (Emblic Myrobalan)

Emblica officinalis

500 grams

Qand Safed (Sugar)

Saccharum

750 grams

Preparation:

Soak the Emblic Myrobalan in Milk for 24 hours, wash with water, then boil until soften and press through a sieve. Add the sugar to form a paste of suitable thickness, then add the rest in powder and mix well.

Function:

Strengthens Stomach, benefits Digestion, Strengthens Heart

Use:

1. Stomach weakness
2. Indigestion
3. Loose stool
4. Palpitations

Dose:

5–7 grams

Cautions:

None noted

Modifications:

Anushdaru is a Persian word which means Digestive.


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