Kidney care by different herbs
- Dysuria: Consuming 5 ml of Latakasturi root and leaf juice (Patra-Swaras) is beneficial for dysuria.
- Preparing a decoction using musk root and Latakasturi leaves, and drinking 10-20 ml of it, proves helpful in treating gonorrhea.
- All About Musk mallow.
- Mixing one spoon of sugar candy in 2 spoons of Brahmi juice and consuming it removes urinary obstruction.
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- Urinary Disorder – Soaking Brahmadandi root in water, filtering it and drinking it in 10-20 ml quantity stops blood in urine.
- All about Brahmadandi.
- Kidney Stones: Straining and filtering bhang and cucumber or bottle gourd pulp in water and drinking it like a chilled beverage helps with kidney stones.
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- Prameha (Urinary disorder/Diabetes type) – Eating mixture of walnut, dates and sugar helps.
But this should be taken with doctor advice. - All About Walnut (Juglans regia Linn)
- A decoction prepared from Chavya, Arani, Triphala, and Patha may be administered in a dose of 10–30 ml mixed with honey. In traditional Ayurvedic practice, this formulation is used in Kaphaja Prameha and related urinary disorders.
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- Urinary Disorders: Tea leaf infusion, taken in 10–15 ml dose, helps in improving urinary problems and supports normal urinary function
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- 1. Bladder Inflammation: The provided source mentions the use of Changri leaves for bladder inflammation; however, the instruction in the supplied text is incomplete, so I have not added or invented the missing preparation or dosage.
- All About Changri
- 1. Urinary & Bladder Disorders: 1 g powder prepared from Holy Basil seeds and cumin is mixed with 3 g sugar candy (Mishri) and traditionally taken with milk morning and evening for burning urination, urinary pus, and bladder inflammation.
- 2. Kidney Stones: 1–2 g Holy Basil leaves are crushed and mixed with honey. This preparation is traditionally described as being used for kidney stones.
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- Difficult Urination: Tender coconut water and other coconut preparations have traditionally been used to support urinary function.
- Kidney Inflammation: Tender coconut water has traditionally been used in traditional medicine for urinary and kidney-related complaints.
- Diabetes-Related Thirst: Tender coconut water has traditionally been used to relieve excessive thirst associated with diabetes.
- All About coconut
- Inflammation of the Urinary System: 10–15 ml unripe coconut water mixed with 10–20 ml orange juice is traditionally consumed for inflammation of the urinary bladder, kidneys and urinary tract, difficulty in urination and acidic urine.
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