Anushdaru Sada

Tradition:


Unani

Source / Author:


Qarabadeen Shifai

Herb Name

Gul Surkh (Rose)
Saad (Cyperus)
Asaroon (Valerian)
Mastagi (Mastic)
Qaranfal (Clove)
Sumbuluttib (Spikenard)
Bisbasa (Mace)
Dana Heel Kalan (Amomum)
Dana Heel Khurd (Cardamon)
Jaiphal (Nutmeg)
Khurfa (Purslane)
Zafran (Saffron)
Zarnab (Yew tree leaf)
Amla (Emblic Myrobalan)
Qand Safed (Sugar)

Latin


Rosa damascena
Cyperus scariosus
Valeriana wallichi
Pistachia lentiscus
Eugenia caryophyllus
Nardostachys jatamansi
Myristica fragrans
Amomum subulatum
Elettaria cardamomum
Myristica fragrans
Portulaca oleracea
Crocus sativa
Taxus baccala
Emblica officinalis
Saccharum

Amount


20 grams
18 grams



10 grams ea.






7 grams ea.
500 grams
750 grams

Preparation:


Soak the Emblic Myrobalan in Milk for 24 hours, wash with water, then boil until soften and press through a sieve. Add the sugar to form a paste of suitable thickness, then add the rest in powder and mix well.

Function:


Strengthens Stomach, benefits Digestion, Strengthens Heart

Use:


1. Stomach weakness
2. Indigestion
3. Loose stool
4. Palpitations

Dose:


5–7 grams

Cautions:


None noted

Modifications:



Anushdaru is a Persian word which means Digestive.

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