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Useful Ayurvedic Herbs:
The Sanskrit name of ginger is Singabera . Ginger has been used as a medicine in India from vedic period and is called maha-aushadhi, it means a great medicine. The physicians of ayurveda considered this as a carminative or anti-flatulent.
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Bioactive Dietary Factors and Plant Extracts in Dermatology - Page 106
In India, ginger has been used as medicine from vedic period and is called “maha aushadhi,” meaning the great medicine [1–4, 7]. The use of ginger in various cultures is enlisted in Table 11.1. Table 11.1 Traditional uses of ginger rhizome in ...
Ronald Ross Watson, Sherma Zibadi, 2012
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The Creator of Universe Ma Shakti
... coconut water, sarba aushadhi, maha aushadhi, water from oceans, rain water, spring water and water containing lotus pollen. Poojä Items: Sindur (vermilion), panchabarna guri (powders of five different.
Prof. Shrikant Prasoon, 2009
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Foods and Dietary Supplements in the Prevention and ... - Page 113
... O CH CH CH2CH2 CH2CH2 6-Shagaol H3C-O HO CH2 CH2 C O CH3 Zingerone FIGURE 12.1 Structures of some phytochemicals present in the ginger rhizome. period and is called maha aushadhi, meaning “the great medicine” [13,21].
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Bioactive Food as Dietary Interventions for Arthritis and ... - Page 535
Therefore, deservingly ginger has been used as medicine from Vedic period and is called 'maha aushadhi', meaning the great medicine. Ginger is also of medicinal use in the various folk systems and the both traditional systems of medicines ...
Ronald Ross Watson, Victor R. Preedy, 2012
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Herbs that Heal: Natural Remedies for Good Health - Page 97
Ginger has been used as a medicine in India from Vedic period and is called maha-aushadhi, meaning the great medicine. Ancient physicians used it as a carminative or anti- flatulent. Galen, the Greek physician, used ginger to rectify the ...
सोंठ नाम'" विस्तार नागर जयषकमें महा-औषधी- गाँउ५ 1. यह सुन्द" २हुंठी मगन कहत कि बलि बलि जोरों ।। २८९ ।। सी नाम७ ।। की नारी८ वनिता बधू ललना जुबली भाम९ ।। अचला वाला अंगना प्रमदा कांता ...
University of Allahabad. Agricultural Institute, 1939
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Varna vyavastha: governance through caste system - Page 60
The Bhagwata Purana does not give much details of the rein of Risabha but Jaina Mahapuranam is quite elaborate: In the meanwhile due to the call of time maha-aushadhi, deept- aushadhi, kalpa-vriksha and other aushadhis became weak.
Bharat Jhunjhunwala, 1999
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Herbs: culinary, medicinal, aromatic : secrets and human ... - Page 94
In the Vedic periods it was known as Maha-aushadhi. Ginger is believd to have originated in India and was then taken to China. In the Europe it seems to have been introduced in the 1st century AD. BOTANY Family : Zingiberaceae Botanical ...
Romesh Kumar Sud, Sudhir Kumar (Prof.), 2004
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Hindī śabdasāgara - Volume 9
... इनका पब क्षविय वा क' मनाम 'रेवावरथ' था : ऋग्वेद में अनेक मंत्र ऐषु मिलते है जिनसे सिद्ध होता है [क ये इनमें तथा वशिष्ठ में बहुत समय तक बराबर झगड़े बखेड़े नागर, जगभिपक, महा औषधी नाई ।
Śyāmasundara Dāsa, Bālakr̥shṇa Bhaṭṭa
