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SEM-EDAX Analysis of Jarita Vanga and Vanga Bhasma
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Use of Vanga Bhasma can traced back from ancient era. Detailed description regarding the procedure
is available in various Rasagranthas. Jarana is a special technique mentioned in recent Rasa treatises
for Puti Lohas which is an intermediate stage between Shodhana and Marana. In this study, after
performing both Samanya and Vishesha Shodhana, Vanga was subjected to Jarana using Ashwatha
Twak as per the reference of Rasa Tarangini followed by Prakshalana to remove its alkaline nature.
Later Vanga was subjected to Putapaka using Bhavana Dravya as Kumari Swarasa. Organoleptic and
Elemental constitutions of both Jarita Vanga and Vanga Bhasma where analysed to see the differences
and to observe the changes due to Samanya Shodhana and Vishesha Shodhana.
Title: SEM-EDAX Analysis of Jarita Vanga and Vanga
Bhasma
Description:
Use of Vanga Bhasma can traced back from ancient era.
Detailed description regarding the procedure
is available in various Rasagranthas.
Jarana is a special technique mentioned in recent Rasa treatises
for Puti Lohas which is an intermediate stage between Shodhana and Marana.
In this study, after
performing both Samanya and Vishesha Shodhana, Vanga was subjected to Jarana using Ashwatha
Twak as per the reference of Rasa Tarangini followed by Prakshalana to remove its alkaline nature.
Later Vanga was subjected to Putapaka using Bhavana Dravya as Kumari Swarasa.
Organoleptic and
Elemental constitutions of both Jarita Vanga and Vanga Bhasma where analysed to see the differences
and to observe the changes due to Samanya Shodhana and Vishesha Shodhana.
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