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Arun et Unique Journal of Ayurvedic an UNIQUE JOURNA A A REVIEW – ON Arun N 1* , Kishore Seetaram 1 PG Scholar, Department o 2 PG Scholar, Department o 3 Associate Professor, Departme 4 Associate Professor, Departme 5 Associate Professor & Head of the departm Received 30-0 PG Scholar, Department of Rasashastra and A wide range of Herbal medication have been u Semecarpus anacardium is one which is commo and Siddha system of medicine. Bhallataka is a times. Semecarpus is derived from two words washerman to identify particular clothes by ma employed for both internal and external use. It i needs the purificatory process to reduce the toxi of Bhallataka as a medicinal drug and as a ingre Keywords: Bhallataka, Ayurveda, Semecarpus, INTRODUCTION Visha causes Vishannatva (distress) or visha Which are less in virulence than ‘Vishas Upavishas’ (sub-poisons) Bhallataka is used on shodhana for therapeutic purpose Bhallataka is c Image no 1. Bhallataka t al. UJAHM 2015, 03 (04): Page 68-71 and Herbal Medicines, 03 (04), July-August 20 AL OF AYURVEDIC AND HERBAL MEDICI Available online: www.ujconline.net Review Article N DIFFERENT YOGAS OF BHALLAT ma D 2 , Kadibagil Vinay R 3 , Hussain Gazala 4 , Ganti Basav of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, In of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, In ent of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnatak ent of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnatak ment, Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hass 06-2015; Revised 28-07-2015; Accepted 27-08-2015 *Corresponding Author: Arun N d Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India Contact numb ABSTRACT used from ancient to present era, these exhibit a remarkabl only known as Bhallataka is a plant well known for its also used for non medicinal purposes like marking of clo simeion means marking, carpos means nut. Semecarp arking the clothes. The fruit part of the plant is used in d is used as one of the ingredient in many Rasaoushadhies ic effects and enhance therapeutic properties. This paper i edient in many different formulations. Upavisha, Formulations. ada (Sadness) s’ are called nly after proper considered as Ardha Vaidhya,as it is used to c after shodhana and with proper y cure many diseases. Seme- sim carpus- nut Anacardium - Heart s of Bhallataka can be carried out churna and Narikela jala to remo Image no.2. Ishtika churna Image no.3 015 68 INES ISSN 2347-2375 TAKA varaj Y 5 ndia ndia ka, India ka, India san, Karnataka, India ber: +919964622207 le therapeutic effect in which medicinal value in Ayurvedic th, hair dye etc since ancient pus anacardium was used by different dosage forms and is s as well. it is a Upavisha and is to highlight the importance ure many diseases. If it used yukti, it acts as Rasayana and meion (marking or tracing) shaped marking nut. Shodana t by two methods like Ishtika ove its toxic properties. 3 Narikela jala

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Arun et al

Unique Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicines, 03 (04), July

UNIQUE JOURNAL OF

Available online:

A REVIEW – ON DIFFERENT YOGAS OF

Arun N1*

, Kishore Seetarama D

1PG Scholar, Department of 2PG Scholar, Department of

3Associate Professor, Department of4Associate Professor, Department of

5Associate Professor & Head of the department, Department of

Received 30-06

PG Scholar, Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India

A wide range of Herbal medication have been used from ancient to present era, these exhibit

Semecarpus anacardium is one which is commonly known as

and Siddha system of medicine. Bhallataka is also used for non medicinal purposes like marking of cloth,

times. Semecarpus is derived from two words simeion means marking, carpos means nut.

washerman to identify particular clothes by marking the clothes.

employed for both internal and external use. It is used as one of the ingredient in many

needs the purificatory process to reduce the toxic effects and enhance therapeutic properties. This paper is

of Bhallataka as a medicinal drug and as a ingredient in many different formulations.

Keywords: Bhallataka, Ayurveda, Semecarpus,

INTRODUCTION

Visha causes Vishannatva (distress) or vishada

Which are less in virulence than ‘Vishas

‘Upavishas’ (sub-poisons) Bhallataka is used only after proper

shodhana for therapeutic purpose Bhallataka is considered as

Image no 1. Bhallataka

et al. UJAHM 2015, 03 (04): Page 68-71

Unique Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicines, 03 (04), July-August 2015

OURNAL OF AYURVEDIC AND HERBAL MEDICINES

Available online: www.ujconline.net

Review Article

ON DIFFERENT YOGAS OF BHALLATAKA

, Kishore Seetarama D2, Kadibagil Vinay R

3, Hussain Gazala

4, Ganti Basavaraj Y

PG Scholar, Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India

PG Scholar, Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India

Associate Professor, Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, IndiaAssociate Professor, Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India

Associate Professor & Head of the department, Department of Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India

06-2015; Revised 28-07-2015; Accepted 27-08-2015

*Corresponding Author: Arun N

Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India Contact number: +919964622207

ABSTRACT

A wide range of Herbal medication have been used from ancient to present era, these exhibit a remarkable therapeutic effect i

commonly known as Bhallataka is a plant well known for its medicinal value in

is also used for non medicinal purposes like marking of cloth,

times. Semecarpus is derived from two words simeion means marking, carpos means nut. Semecarpus anacardium

washerman to identify particular clothes by marking the clothes. The fruit part of the plant is used in different dosage

employed for both internal and external use. It is used as one of the ingredient in many Rasaoushadhies

needs the purificatory process to reduce the toxic effects and enhance therapeutic properties. This paper is

as a medicinal drug and as a ingredient in many different formulations.

, Semecarpus, Upavisha, Formulations.

vishada (Sadness)

Vishas’ are called

is used only after proper

is considered as

Ardha Vaidhya,as it is used to cure many diseases. If it used

after shodhana and with proper yukti

cure many diseases. Seme- simeion (marking or tracing)

carpus- nut Anacardium - Heart shaped marking nut.

of Bhallataka can be carried out b

churna and Narikela jala to remove its toxic properties.

Image no.2. Ishtika churna Image no.3 Narikela jala

August 2015 68

EDICINES

ISSN 2347-2375

BHALLATAKA

, Ganti Basavaraj Y5

Karnataka, India

Karnataka, India

Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India Karnataka, India

Rasashastra and Bhaishajya Kalapana SDMCA Hassan, Karnataka, India

Contact number: +919964622207

a remarkable therapeutic effect in which

is a plant well known for its medicinal value in Ayurvedic

is also used for non medicinal purposes like marking of cloth, hair dye etc since ancient

Semecarpus anacardium was used by

The fruit part of the plant is used in different dosage forms and is

Rasaoushadhies as well. it is a Upavisha and

needs the purificatory process to reduce the toxic effects and enhance therapeutic properties. This paper is to highlight the importance

it is used to cure many diseases. If it used

yukti, it acts as Rasayana and

simeion (marking or tracing)

Heart shaped marking nut. Shodana

can be carried out by two methods like Ishtika

to remove its toxic properties.

Image no.3 Narikela jala

Arun et al. UJAHM 2015, 03 (04): Page 68-71

Unique Journal of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicines, 03 (04), July-August 2015 69

Table no. 1. Properties1

Sl.no. Properties Bhallataka Properties

1. Rasa Katu, Tikta, Kashaya, Madhura

2. Guna Ushna, Laghu, Teekshna

3. Veerya Ushna

4. Vipaka Madhura

5. Karma Rasayana, Balya, Krimighna, Shukrala

6. Dosha karma Kapha- vata hara, Pitta vardhaka

7. Amayika prayoga Gulma, Grahani, Arsha, Kushta

8. Dose 125 to 375 mg

YOGAS

Table 2: Asava -Arista

Sl.

no. Name Ingredients Indications

Dose and

anupana

1. Madhukasava (S.Y)4 Madhuka, Vidanga ,Citraka, Bhallataka Grahani, Prameha, Kustha, 12-24 ml madhu

2. Gandiradi arista (C.D)6 Trikatu, Vidanga, Chitraka Krimi, Kustha, Prameha 12 ml jala

3. Gandiradi asava ( C.D) 6

Dasamula, Danti mula, Bhallataka Kustha, Arsaha, Bagandara 12 ml jala

4. Citrakadhyaaristra

(B.B.R)5

Citraka, Triphala, Chavya, Devadaru,

Bhallataka Pandu,Udararoga,Gulma 12ml jala

5. Matasyaasva (G.Ni) 8 Shalaparni, Prusnaparni, Citrakamula Pandu, Udararoga, Bhagandara 12 ml jala

Table 3: Taila and Gritha

Sl.

no. Name Ingredients Indications

Dose and

anupana

1. Amrtabhallataka ghrita

(A.F.I.) 3

Bhallataka Godugdha, Sarpi Tvakroga, Palita,

Daurbalya 12gm dugdha

2. Eladi gritha

(B.R) 2

Bhallataka,Triphala,Nimba,Khadira Gulma, Ksaya,

Panduroga, 12gm dugdha

3. Narasimha gritha rasayana

(A.F.I)3

Khadira,Citraka,Asana, Daurbalya, Vajikara,

Rasayana 12gm dugdha

4. Panchatikta guggulu gritha

(B.R)2

Nimba, Patola, Guduchi, Vidaga, Bhallataka Kustha, Arbuda, Hrdroga,

Sopha, Kasa

12gm dugdha

5. Bhadravha gritha

(A.F.I)3

Pata, Punarnava,Gokshura,Vidarikanda,

Bhallathaka

Mutraghata, Aashamari,

Prameha

6 – 12 gm

dugdha

6. Danvantara gritha

(B.R)2

Bilva,Aganimantha,Kantakari,Punarnava,Bh

allataka

Prameha, Kustha

6 – 12 gm

dugdha

7. Godumagana gritha

(B.B.R)5

Bhallataka, Kakolli, Ksira Kakolli, Shatavari Sukara Kshaya, Rasayana

Balya, 48 ml dugdha

8. Guggulu tikta gritha

(G.NI)8

Guggulu, Haritaki, Citraka,Pippali Twakdosha, Kustha,

Vishama Jwara 12 gm dugdha

Table 4: Avaleha

Sl.

no. Name Ingredients Indications

Dose ad

anupana

1. Bhallataka rasayana

(A.F.I)3

Bhallataka, Sunthi, Vidanga, Loha

Bhasma Raktha Ksaya Durbalya

½- 1 gm madhu,

gritha

2. Kutaja avaleha

(A.F.I) 3

Kutaja, Triphala, Ativisa, Bhallataka Amlapitta, Atisara, Arsa,

Aruchi, Grahani

6-12 gm

Gritha

3. Bhallatakadi modaka

(B.R)2

Bhallataka, Tila, Haritaki, Guda Pittarsa 2 gm

Dugdha, jala

4. Sri bahusalo

guda(A.F.I)3

Trivrt, Danti, Citraka, Musta Vidanga Gulma, Arsa, Prameha,

Pandu

5-15gm ksira

5. Gudabhallataka

(C.D)6

Dashamula, Guduchi, Gokusha,

Chitraka Arasha

6 – 12 gm

Dugdha

6. Vasistha haritakya

avaleha (Sha.Sam)10

Yava, Danti, Bilva, Haridra, Pippali,

Bhallataka Netraroga, Kustha, Arsa,

3gm madhu

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7. Chaturasama modaka

(B.B.R)5

Bhallataka, Guda, Nagara Arasha, 12 gm dugdha

8. Citrakadibhallataka

avaleha (Va.Se)7

Chitraka, Shatavari, Vibitaki, Pippali,

Bhallataka Arasha, Grahani, Pandu,

12 gm dugdha

9. Tiladi prayoga

(B.B.R) 5

Tila,Bhallataka, Haritaki, Guda Swasa, Kasa, Pandu

12 gm jala

10. Bhallatakadi modaka

(B.R)2

Bhallataka, Haritaki, Krishnatila Arasha 6 – 12 gm

dugdha

11. Bhallataka avaleha

(B.B.R) 5

Bhallataka, Milk Arasha

8 – 10 gm

dugdha

Table 5: Vati

Sl. No. Name Ingedients Indication Dose and anupana

1. Surana vataka

(A.F.I)3

Surana, Musali, Citraka, Dhatri,

Bhallataka

Arsa, Grahni, Swasa, Kasa

2-4 gm jala

2. Sanjivani vati

(A.F.I) 3

Vidanga, Nagara, Pippali,

Amalaki, Ajirna,Gulma,Visucika

125mg adraka

swarasa

3. Punarnava guggulu

(Y.R)9

Punarnavamula, Sunthi, Trivrta,

Eranda, Guduchi, Bhallataka

Vataraktha, Grdhrasi,

Vrddhiroga

3 gm madhu

4. Dravantinagara vati

(B.R)2

Tila, Eranda, Dravanti, Bhallataka

Yakruth, Pleeha Vikara, Gulma

1 gm jala

Table 6: KASHAYA, CHURNA

Sl No. Name Ingredients Indications Dose and anupana

1. Darvyadi kwatha

(A.F.I)3

Darvi, Rasanjana, Musta, Kirata,

Bilva Pradara 48 ml jala

2.

Mutrasangrahaniya

kasaya

(A.F.I)3

Jambu, Amra, Plaksa, Vata,

Udumbara, Bhallataka

Bahumutra,prameha 48ml jala

3. Bhallatakadi kwatha

(Va.Se)7

Mandukaparni,Dashamula,Nagara,

Bhallataka Swasa,kasa 48 ml madhu

4. Nyagrodhadi curna

(A.F.I)3

Nyagroda, Udumbra, Asvattha,

Asana

Mutraghata, mutrakrchra,

prameha

1-3gm madhu,

triphala kashaya

5. Bilvadi churna (B.R)

2

Bilva, Kapitha, Kantakari Chavaya,

Bhallataka

Vriidhi roga

2 - 4 gm usna jala

6. Narasima curna (B.R)

2

Satavari, Goksura, Guduchi,

Citraka, Bhallataka

Kasa, ksaya, pandu, pinasa

1.5gm dugdha,

madhu

7. Narashima churna (B.R)

2

Shatavari, Goshura, Guduchi,

Chitraka. Trikatu, Bhallataka

Vajikarna

6 gm dugdha

8. Viyoshadi churna (B.R)

2

Shunti, Maricha, Pippalai Citraka,

Bhallataka

Arasha,kustha,krmi

6 gm jala

9. Saptasama churna

(B.B.R)5

Tila, Triphala, Trikatu, Bhallataka,

Kustha

6 gm madhu,gritha

10. Deepaniya maha kashya

(C.D)6

Pippali, Chavya Citraka, Maricha,

Bhallataka

Deepan, shulagna,

agnimandya 48ml jala

Table 7: Rasa Yogas

Sl.

No. Name Ingredients Indications Dose and anupana

1. Pachana vati (B.R)2

Parada Bhasma, Abraka Bhasma,Loha

Bhasma, Bhallataka

Arsah, Agnimandiya,

Raktaja Vikara 125 mg Gritha

2. Swethari rasa (B.R) 2

Parada, Gandaka, Triphala, Bringaraja,

Nimbubeeja, Bhallataka

Kustha, Raktaja

Vikara 125 mg madhu

3. Jayantivishamana rasa

(B.R) 2

Abraka, Swarna, Rassindura, Vikranta

Pravalla Bhallataka Kustha Raktaja Vikara 250 mg madhu

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4. Amruthagari loha (B.R) 2

Hingula, Rasasindura, Loha, Tamara,

Bhallataka Kustha Vatarakta 125 mg gritha madhu

5. Sparsavatahani vati (B.R) 2

Gandaka, Parada, Trikatu, Triphala,

Vatsanaba Udarasula,

125 mg gritha

6. Grahani kapata rasa (Y.R)9

Sukati, Gandaka, Parada, Bhallataka,

Babbul Grahani

500 mg

Table 8: External Application

Sl.

No Name Ingredients Indication

1. Prasarini taila

(A.F.I)3

Maduka, Pippali, Citraka, Vaca Ballataka Grdhrasi, Pangutva,

Katistamba

2. Krimbikdya taila (B.R)2 Kapiita, Udumbara, Maduka, Bilva, Negrodha, Bhallataka Nadivrana

3. Bhallatakadi taila

(B.B.R)5

Haridra, Chitraka, Vidanga, Araka, Bhallataka Nadivrana

4. Mahabhallataka taila

(R.R.S)11

Bhallataka, Tila taila Kustha

5. Lakshadi vati (B.R)2 Lakasha, Arjuna, Vidanga, Aparjitha Bhallataka Guggulu Krimi roga (fumigation )

6. Bhallatakadi lepas (A.F.I)3 Bhallataka, Brhatiphala, Gunjamula, Madhu indralupta

7. Sarshapadi lepa (B.R)2 Sarsapa, Nimbapatra, Bhallataka Galaganda

8. Danthimuladi lepa (B.R)2 Danti,Citrakamula,Arakasira,Sunisira,Guda,Bhallataka Galaganda

9. Paradadi lepa

(B.R)2

Parada Bhasma, Gandaka Bhasma,Chakarmarda,

Indravaruni, Bhallataka Kustha

10. Gandakadi lepa

(Y.R)9

Gandaka, Vidanga, Citaraka, Dantimula Kustha, Twak Vikara

DISCUSSION

The proper combination of drugs with prior knowledge about

their properties & actions can convert a poison into a best

medicament but if the drugs are combined hapazardly & used

improperly then even most potent drug can become poision &

ruin health. So, Shoditha Bhallataka can be used in different

combination in different Kalpanas according to Yukti. In

combination of different drugs to this Bhallataka and

Administered in Different dosage forms have action in various

conditions like Tvak vikara, Pitta Roga, Yakrit vikara, and

externally like Nadivrana etc.. Since bhallataka is harmful,

precautions should be taken during processing of it .Even

though Bhallataka is corrosive in action it is useful as

Rasayana due to its Madhura vipaka. It is mainly indicated in

Kustha, Arsha Its oil extract is used in treating different skin

diseases. Antiinflamatory, Antimicrobial, anticancer, and

Neuro protective property has been proved through research.

CONCLUSION

Classical references of Ayurveda have many medicinal herbs

indicated in different Diseases in which Bhallataka is one used

with a combination of medicines to prepare formulations.

From Wide data this paper gives information from Certain

different Classical books to evaluate the Main Indications of

Bhallataka. To conclude the data shows Bhallataka yogas are

mainly indicated in Twak vikara, Pittaja roga.

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