100 Classical Ayurvedic Home Remedies With Ingredients, Indications, Preparation, and Classical References

100 Classical Ayurvedic Home Remedies With Ingredients, Indications, Preparation, and Classical References


1. Turmeric Milk

  • Ingredients: Turmeric, Milk

  • Indications: Acidity, weak immunity

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil ½ tsp turmeric in 1 cup of milk. Drink before bedtime.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


2. Cumin-Coriander-Fennel Tea

  • Ingredients: Cumin seeds, coriander seeds, fennel seeds

  • Indications: Bloating, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil 1 tsp of each seed in water. Strain and sip warm.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Agnimandya Chikitsa


3. Ginger-Honey Tea

  • Ingredients: Fresh ginger, honey

  • Indications: Sore throat, cold

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil crushed ginger in water. Strain, allow to cool, then add honey.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Nasa Roga Chikitsa


4. Giloy Decoction

  • Ingredients: Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia)

  • Indications: Fever, low immunity

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil crushed stems in water until reduced to half. Strain and drink warm.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Guduchi Varga


5. Triphala Powder

  • Ingredients: Haritaki, Bibhitaki, Amalaki

  • Indications: Constipation, digestive detox

  • Preparation & Usage: Take 1 tsp with warm water at bedtime.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


6. Ajwain with Salt

  • Ingredients: Ajwain (Carom seeds), Rock salt

  • Indications: Flatulence, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: Roast ajwain and mix with rock salt. Chew after meals.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Ajeerna Chikitsa


7. Trikatu Powder

  • Ingredients: Black pepper, long pepper (Pippali), dry ginger

  • Indications: Poor digestion, Kapha imbalance

  • Preparation & Usage: Take ¼ tsp with honey twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Agnimandya


8. Neem Paste

  • Ingredients: Fresh neem leaves

  • Indications: Acne, skin infections

  • Preparation & Usage: Make a paste and apply on affected area.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Kushtha Chikitsa


9. Tulsi Tea

  • Ingredients: Holy basil leaves

  • Indications: Cough, cold, respiratory infections

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil 7–10 leaves in water, strain, and drink warm.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Jwara Chikitsa


10. Fenugreek Water

  • Ingredients: Fenugreek seeds

  • Indications: Menstrual cramps, diabetes

  • Preparation & Usage: Soak 1 tsp overnight. Drink water in the morning.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Prameha Chikitsa


11. Coriander Water

  • Ingredients: Coriander seeds

  • Indications: Burning urination, excessive thirst

  • Preparation & Usage: Soak seeds overnight, boil in the morning, cool and drink.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Trishna Rogadhikara


12. Licorice Tea

  • Ingredients: Licorice root

  • Indications: Bronchitis, dry cough

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil 1 tsp licorice root in water. Strain and drink warm.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Kasa Chikitsa


13. Amla Juice

  • Ingredients: Amla (Indian gooseberry)

  • Indications: Immunity, skin glow

  • Preparation & Usage: 10–20 ml fresh juice diluted with water on empty stomach.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


14. Chyawanprash

  • Ingredients: Amla, Dashamoola, ghee, honey, herbs

  • Indications: Respiratory health, vitality, immunity

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 tsp daily in morning with milk or warm water.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


15. Sesame Oil Massage

  • Ingredients: Warmed sesame oil

  • Indications: Vata imbalance, insomnia

  • Preparation & Usage: Massage feet and scalp before sleep.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Dinacharya


16. Saffron Milk

  • Ingredients: Saffron, Milk

  • Indications: Menstrual cramps, mood enhancement

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil 2–3 strands in warm milk and drink at night.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Stree Roga


17. Mustard Oil Gargle

  • Ingredients: Mustard oil, Rock salt

  • Indications: Gum infections, toothache

  • Preparation & Usage: Warm oil mixed with salt, gargle twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Danta Roga


18. Trivrit Lehyam

  • Ingredients: Trivrit, jaggery

  • Indications: Constipation

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp lehyam with warm water at bedtime.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Virechana Yoga


19. Rose Water Eye Drops

  • Ingredients: Distilled rose water

  • Indications: Eye burning, redness, dryness

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 drop in each eye, once or twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Netraroga


20. Musta Decoction

  • Ingredients: Musta (Cyperus rotundus)

  • Indications: Fever, diarrhea

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil 1 tsp powder in water, reduce by half, strain and drink.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Atisara Chikitsa


21. Haridra Khanda

  • Ingredients: Turmeric, sugar, ghee, trikatu, triphala, etc.

  • Indications: Skin allergies, itching

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp with warm water or milk twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Kustha Chikitsa


22. Pippali Rasayana

  • Ingredients: Long pepper (Pippali), milk, ghee

  • Indications: Asthma, chronic cough

  • Preparation & Usage: Begin with small dose and gradually increase.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


23. Dashamoola Kashaya

  • Ingredients: Ten roots of medicinal herbs

  • Indications: Fever, inflammation, postpartum care

  • Preparation & Usage: Boil 1 tsp powder in water until half remains. Strain and drink.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Sutrasthana


24. Bhringraj Oil

  • Ingredients: Bhringraj leaves, sesame oil

  • Indications: Hair fall, premature greying

  • Preparation & Usage: Warm and massage scalp before bedtime.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Kesha Varga


25. Patha Decoction

  • Ingredients: Cissampelos pareira (Patha)

  • Indications: Fever, digestive complaints

  • Preparation & Usage: Prepare decoction and take 20–30 ml twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Jwara Chikitsa


26. Yavanyadi Churna

  • Ingredients: Ajwain, cumin, black salt

  • Indications: Flatulence, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp with warm water after meals.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Ajeerna Chikitsa


27. Eladi Churna

  • Ingredients: Cardamom, cinnamon, clove, etc.

  • Indications: Bad breath, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: Chew pinch of powder or mix with honey.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Dantadhavana Vidhi


28. Shunthi Water

  • Ingredients: Dry ginger powder

  • Indications: Common cold, sore throat

  • Preparation & Usage: Add ¼ tsp powder to warm water. Drink twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Kasa Chikitsa


29. Ardraka Swarasa

  • Ingredients: Fresh ginger juice

  • Indications: Indigestion, cough

  • Preparation & Usage: 5–10 ml juice with honey.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Kasa Chikitsa


30. Kumari Juice

  • Ingredients: Aloe vera juice

  • Indications: Constipation, menstrual problems

  • Preparation & Usage: 10–20 ml with warm water.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Stree Roga


31. Ashwagandha Churna

  • Ingredients: Ashwagandha root powder

  • Indications: Stress, fatigue, anxiety

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp with warm milk at bedtime.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


32. Bala Taila

  • Ingredients: Bala root, sesame oil, milk

  • Indications: Weakness, paralysis, joint pain

  • Preparation & Usage: Warm externally applied oil massage.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Vatavyadhi Chikitsa


33. Guduchi Ghanvati

  • Ingredients: Guduchi extract

  • Indications: Chronic fever, immunity booster

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 tablets twice daily with water.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Jwara Chikitsa


34. Shatavari Kalpa

  • Ingredients: Shatavari powder, sugar, ghee

  • Indications: Reproductive health, lactation

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 tsp with warm milk daily.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Stree Roga


35. Khadirarishta

  • Ingredients: Khadira, Triphala, Trikatu, honey

  • Indications: Skin diseases, allergies

  • Preparation & Usage: 15–30 ml after meals with equal water.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Kushtha Chikitsa


36. Arjunarishta

  • Ingredients: Arjuna bark, jaggery, Dhataki

  • Indications: Heart health, blood pressure

  • Preparation & Usage: 15–20 ml with equal water twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Hridroga Chikitsa


37. Punarnavadi Kashaya

  • Ingredients: Punarnava, Daruharidra, Guduchi, etc.

  • Indications: Edema, kidney disorders

  • Preparation & Usage: 15–30 ml decoction twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Mutrakrichhra Chikitsa


38. Gokshuradi Guggulu

  • Ingredients: Gokshura, Triphala, Trikatu, Guggulu

  • Indications: Urinary disorders, inflammation

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 tablets with warm water twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Mutra Roga Chikitsa


39. Rasona Siddha Taila

  • Ingredients: Garlic, sesame oil, milk

  • Indications: Rheumatoid arthritis, body stiffness

  • Preparation & Usage: External massage of warm oil.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Vatavyadhi Chikitsa


40. Vacha Honey Mix

  • Ingredients: Vacha powder, honey

  • Indications: Speech delay, mental dullness in children

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 pinch Vacha with honey daily for children.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Balagraha Chikitsa


41. Nagarmotha Churna

  • Ingredients: Cyperus rotundus root powder

  • Indications: Diarrhea, fever, digestive complaints

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp with warm water twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Atisara Chikitsa


42. Kumkuma Taila

  • Ingredients: Saffron, sesame oil, milk

  • Indications: Skin complexion, facial glow

  • Preparation & Usage: Apply on face or body and massage gently.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Keshadi Varga


43. Laksha Churna + Honey

  • Ingredients: Lac powder and honey

  • Indications: Bone fractures, wound healing

  • Preparation & Usage: Apply as a paste externally over affected area.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Bhagna Chikitsa


44. Manjishta Decoction

  • Ingredients: Rubia cordifolia (Manjishta)

  • Indications: Skin disorders, blood purifier

  • Preparation & Usage: 15–30 ml of decoction twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Raktapitta Chikitsa


45. Yashtimadhu Paste

  • Ingredients: Licorice root powder, milk or water

  • Indications: Mouth ulcers, sore throat

  • Preparation & Usage: Make paste and apply to ulcers or use as gargle.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Mukha Roga Chikitsa


46. Amalaki Rasayana

  • Ingredients: Fresh amla juice, ghee, honey

  • Indications: Rejuvenation, immunity, vision enhancement

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp daily in the morning.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


47. Vidanga Churna

  • Ingredients: Embelia ribes powder

  • Indications: Intestinal worms, bloating

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp with warm water early morning.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Krimi Chikitsa


48. Talisadi Churna

  • Ingredients: Talisa, Trikatu, Vanshalochan, Ela, etc.

  • Indications: Asthma, cough, respiratory weakness

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp with honey twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Kasa Chikitsa


49. Kutaja Decoction

  • Ingredients: Holarrhena antidysenterica bark

  • Indications: Diarrhea, dysentery, IBS

  • Preparation & Usage: Prepare decoction, 20–30 ml twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Atisara Chikitsa


50. Dashanga Lepa

  • Ingredients: Mixture of 10 herbal powders including Haridra, Daruharidra, etc.

  • Indications: Swelling, inflammation, joint pain

  • Preparation & Usage: Mix with warm water and apply as paste externally.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Vranashotha Chikitsa


51. Chandana Paste

  • Ingredients: Sandalwood powder and rose water

  • Indications: Burning sensation, prickly heat

  • Preparation & Usage: Apply paste over affected skin area.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Daha Chikitsa


52. Shunti Churna + Jaggery

  • Ingredients: Dry ginger powder and jaggery

  • Indications: Menstrual cramps, abdominal pain

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp of each with warm water.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Yonivyapad Chikitsa


53. Kapooradi Taila

  • Ingredients: Camphor, sesame oil, menthol

  • Indications: Joint pain, backache

  • Preparation & Usage: Warm slightly and apply externally.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Sandhivata Chikitsa


54. Neem Bark Decoction

  • Ingredients: Neem bark

  • Indications: Oral ulcers, bleeding gums

  • Preparation & Usage: Decoction used as gargle twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Danta Moola Roga


55. Aragwadhadi Kashaya

  • Ingredients: Aragwadha, Triphala, Haridra, etc.

  • Indications: Skin diseases, itching

  • Preparation & Usage: 20–30 ml twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Kushtha Chikitsa


56. Jeeraka Siddha Jala

  • Ingredients: Cumin seeds boiled in water

  • Indications: Indigestion, postpartum care

  • Preparation & Usage: Drink lukewarm throughout the day.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Sutrasthana


57. Shigru Patra Lepa

  • Ingredients: Drumstick leaves paste

  • Indications: Swelling, inflammation

  • Preparation & Usage: Apply paste over joints.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Shotha Chikitsa


58. Gomutra Haritaki

  • Ingredients: Haritaki soaked in distilled cow’s urine

  • Indications: Chronic skin disease, constipation

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 gm daily early morning.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


59. Triphala Eye Wash

  • Ingredients: Triphala decoction

  • Indications: Eye strain, redness, itching

  • Preparation & Usage: Cool and use as eye wash twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Netraroga Chikitsa


60. Apamarga Kshara Taila

  • Ingredients: Apamarga Kshara in sesame oil

  • Indications: Piles, fistula

  • Preparation & Usage: Local application after cleaning the area.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Arsha Chikitsa


61. Ela Churna + Madhu

  • Ingredients: Cardamom powder with honey

  • Indications: Bad breath, nausea

  • Preparation & Usage: ¼ tsp cardamom powder with 1 tsp honey twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Hridroga Chikitsa


62. Musta Decoction

  • Ingredients: Cyperus rotundus (Musta)

  • Indications: Fever, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: 20–30 ml decoction twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Jwara Chikitsa


63. Tulasi Swarasa

  • Ingredients: Fresh juice of Holy Basil leaves

  • Indications: Cough, cold, fever

  • Preparation & Usage: 5–10 ml with honey twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Tulasi Varga


64. Ashwagandha Churna + Ghee

  • Ingredients: Ashwagandha root powder and ghee

  • Indications: Strength, debility, fatigue

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp with 1 tsp ghee once daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


65. Nimba Patra Lepa

  • Ingredients: Paste of fresh neem leaves

  • Indications: Skin itching, wounds

  • Preparation & Usage: Apply as paste externally over affected area.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Vrana Chikitsa


66. Trikatu Churna

  • Ingredients: Pippali, Maricha, Shunthi (equal parts)

  • Indications: Low digestion, obesity, cold

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp with honey or warm water before meals.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Agnimandya Chikitsa


67. Guduchi Satva

  • Ingredients: Processed starch of Tinospora cordifolia

  • Indications: Fever, weakness, immune booster

  • Preparation & Usage: 250 mg to 500 mg with water twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Jwara Chikitsa


68. Rasona Siddha Taila

  • Ingredients: Garlic, sesame oil

  • Indications: Joint stiffness, muscular pain

  • Preparation & Usage: External application after warming gently.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Vata Vyadhi Chikitsa


69. Karpuradi Gulika

  • Ingredients: Camphor, clove, cardamom, etc.

  • Indications: Indigestion, gas, hiccups

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tablet to be chewed after meals.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Ajeerna Chikitsa


70. Patoladi Kashaya

  • Ingredients: Patola, Nimba, Katuki, Chandana, etc.

  • Indications: Liver disorders, skin diseases

  • Preparation & Usage: 20–30 ml decoction twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Kamala Chikitsa


71. Hingu Trikatu Churna

  • Ingredients: Hingu, Pippali, Shunthi, Maricha

  • Indications: Flatulence, abdominal colic

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp with warm water after meals.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Ajeerna Chikitsa


72. Lajjalu Patra Lepa

  • Ingredients: Fresh Mimosa pudica (Lajjalu) leaves

  • Indications: Piles, bleeding wounds

  • Preparation & Usage: Crush and apply externally.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Arsha Chikitsa


73. Bala Taila Abhyanga

  • Ingredients: Sida cordifolia processed in sesame oil

  • Indications: Muscle weakness, Vata disorders

  • Preparation & Usage: External application with gentle massage.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Vata Vyadhi Chikitsa


74. Vasa Swarasa with Honey

  • Ingredients: Adhatoda vasica leaf juice + honey

  • Indications: Cough, hemoptysis, respiratory issues

  • Preparation & Usage: 10 ml with 1 tsp honey twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Kasa Chikitsa


75. Amalaki Churna + Honey

  • Ingredients: Amla powder and honey

  • Indications: Acidity, rejuvenation, hair health

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp with 1 tsp honey in the morning.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


76. Khadira Kashaya

  • Ingredients: Acacia catechu (Khadira)

  • Indications: Skin diseases, itching, eczema

  • Preparation & Usage: 30 ml decoction twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Kushta Chikitsa


77. Shatavari Ksheerapaka

  • Ingredients: Asparagus racemosus root boiled with milk

  • Indications: Female infertility, menopausal symptoms

  • Preparation & Usage: 50 ml once or twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Stree Roga Chikitsa


78. Panchakola Churna

  • Ingredients: Pippali, Pippalimoola, Chavya, Chitraka, Shunthi

  • Indications: Low appetite, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: ½ tsp before food with warm water.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Agnimandya Chikitsa


79. Agnitundi Vati

  • Ingredients: Trikatu, Ajamoda, Shuddha Vatsanabha, etc.

  • Indications: Agnimandya, Ama, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tablet twice a day with warm water.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Agnimandya Chikitsa


80. Shuddha Guggulu + Haritaki

  • Ingredients: Purified Guggulu and Haritaki powder

  • Indications: Obesity, joint pain, constipation

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 gm at night with warm water.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Medoroga 

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81. Daruharidra Lepa

  • Ingredients: Daruharidra powder and water

  • Indications: Skin discoloration, acne

  • Preparation & Usage: Make paste and apply on face or affected area.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Kushtha Chikitsa


82. Jambira Swedana

  • Ingredients: Lemon pieces, rock salt, and oil in a potli

  • Indications: Joint stiffness, pain

  • Preparation & Usage: Heat the potli and apply warm on joints.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Swedana Vidhi


83. Triphala Guggulu

  • Ingredients: Triphala, Guggulu

  • Indications: Fistula, abscess, piles

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 tablets twice daily after meals.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Bhagandara Chikitsa


84. Jatyadi Taila

  • Ingredients: Jati, Haridra, Nimba, Tila Taila

  • Indications: Non-healing wounds, ulcers

  • Preparation & Usage: Local application on cleaned wound.

  • Classical Reference: Sushruta Samhita – Vrana Chikitsa


85. Amla Juice

  • Ingredients: Fresh juice of Indian gooseberry

  • Indications: Acidity, hair fall, immunity

  • Preparation & Usage: 20 ml mixed with water early morning.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


86. Haridra Khanda

  • Ingredients: Turmeric, sugar, ghee, etc.

  • Indications: Skin allergy, urticaria

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp with milk twice a day.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Kshudra Kushta Chikitsa


87. Ardraka Swarasa + Saindhava

  • Ingredients: Fresh ginger juice and rock salt

  • Indications: Indigestion, nausea

  • Preparation & Usage: 5 ml juice + pinch of salt before meals.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Agnimandya Chikitsa


88. Vidanga Churna

  • Ingredients: Embelia ribes powder

  • Indications: Worm infestation

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp with warm water on empty stomach.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Krimi Chikitsa


89. Kanchanara Guggulu

  • Ingredients: Kanchanara, Guggulu, Triphala, Varuna, etc.

  • Indications: Thyroid swelling, lymphadenitis

  • Preparation & Usage: 2 tablets twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Bhaishajya Ratnavali – Gandamala Chikitsa


90. Gokshura Churna + Milk

  • Ingredients: Tribulus terrestris powder and milk

  • Indications: Urinary disorders, low libido

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp powder with warm milk at night.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Mutrakrichra Chikitsa


91. Lashuna Rasayana

  • Ingredients: Garlic processed with milk and ghee

  • Indications: Arthritis, nervous debility

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 tsp daily with warm water or milk.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


92. Shankh Bhasma

  • Ingredients: Conch shell calx

  • Indications: Hyperacidity, indigestion

  • Preparation & Usage: 125–250 mg with honey or ghee.

  • Classical Reference: Rasa Tarangini – Amlapitta Chikitsa


93. Dhanyaka Siddha Jala

  • Ingredients: Coriander seeds boiled in water

  • Indications: Burning urination, fever

  • Preparation & Usage: Consume as drinking water throughout the day.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Jwara Chikitsa


94. Yashtimadhu Taila (Nasal Drop)

  • Ingredients: Licorice root processed in sesame oil

  • Indications: Migraine, nasal dryness

  • Preparation & Usage: 2–3 drops in each nostril (Nasya).

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Shiroroga Chikitsa


95. Pippali Churna + Honey

  • Ingredients: Long pepper powder and honey

  • Indications: Asthma, low immunity

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 gm with 1 tsp honey twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Charaka Samhita – Rasayana Adhyaya


96. Methi Seed Paste

  • Ingredients: Fenugreek seeds soaked and ground

  • Indications: Dandruff, hair fall

  • Preparation & Usage: Apply on scalp for 30 minutes before bath.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Keshya Dravya


97. Ashoka Bark Decoction

  • Ingredients: Saraca asoca bark

  • Indications: Menstrual irregularities, leucorrhoea

  • Preparation & Usage: 30 ml twice a day before food.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Yonivyapad Chikitsa


98. Sukumara Ghrita

  • Ingredients: Castor, Dashamoola, Triphala, Ghee base

  • Indications: Constipation, PCOS, Vata disorders

  • Preparation & Usage: 1 tsp early morning with warm water.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Vata Vyadhi Chikitsa


99. Patha Churna + Madhu

  • Ingredients: Cissampelos pareira powder and honey

  • Indications: Diarrhea, dysentery

  • Preparation & Usage: 1–2 gm with 1 tsp honey twice daily.

  • Classical Reference: Bhava Prakasha – Atisara Chikitsa


100. Vacha Taila

  • Ingredients: Acorus calamus processed in oil

  • Indications: Speech delay in children, memory booster

  • Preparation & Usage: Apply 1–2 drops on tongue and head externally.

  • Classical Reference: Ashtanga Hridaya – Bala Chikitsa

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