Garuda Purana — Purva Khanda — Chapter 170
GaP 1 170.1
श्रीगरुडमहापुराणम्- १७० धन्वन्तरिरुवाच । ज्वरो ऽष्टधा पृथग्द्वन्द्वसंघातागन्तुजः स्मृतः । मुस्तपर्पटकोशीरचन्दनोदीच्यनागरैः । शृतशीतं जलं दद्यात्पिपासाज्वरशान्तये
śrīgaruḍamahāpurāṇam- 170 dhanvantariruvāca / jvaro 'ṣṭadhā pṛthagdvandvasaṃghātāgantujaḥ smṛtaḥ / mustaparpaṭakośīracandanodīcyanāgaraiḥ / śṛtaśītaṃ jalaṃ dadyātpipāsājvaraśāntaye
The Glorious Great Garuḍa Purāṇa, 170. Dhanvantari said: Fever is held to be of eight kinds — (three) singly, (three) in pairs, (one) from the combination (of all three), and (one) arising from external causes. Water boiled with musta, parpaṭaka, uśīra, sandalwood, udīcya and ginger, and then cooled, should be given for the allaying of thirst and fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.2
नागरं देवकाष्ठञ्च धान्याकं बृहतीद्वयम् । दद्यात्पाचनकं पूर्वं ज्वरिताय ज्वरापहम्
nāgaraṃ devakāṣṭhañca dhānyākaṃ bṛhatīdvayam / dadyātpācanakaṃ pūrvaṃ jvaritāya jvarāpaham
Ginger, devadāru wood, coriander, and the two bṛhatīs (bṛhatī and kaṇṭakārī) — one should give (this) as a first digestive (decoction) to a fever patient; it removes fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.3
आरग्वधाभयामुस्तातिक्ताग्रन्थिकनिर्मितः । कषायः पाचनः सामे सशूले च ज्वरेहितः
āragvadhābhayāmustātiktāgranthikanirmitaḥ / kaṣāyaḥ pācanaḥ sāme saśūle ca jvarehitaḥ
A decoction made of āragvadha, harītakī (abhayā), musta, the bitters, and granthika is digestive; it is recommended in fever with undigested (āma) doṣa and with colic.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.4
मधूकसारसिन्धूत्थवचोषणकणाः समाः । श्लक्ष्णं पिष्ट्वाम्भसा नस्यं कुर्यात्संज्ञाप्रबोधनम्
madhūkasārasindhūtthavacoṣaṇakaṇāḥ samāḥ / ślakṣṇaṃ piṣṭvāmbhasā nasyaṃ kuryātsaṃjñāprabodhanam
Essence of madhūka, rock salt (sindhu-salt), vacā, black pepper, and long pepper in equal parts: having ground (them) fine with water, one should make (them) into a snuff that awakens consciousness.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.5
त्रिवृद्विशालात्रिफलाकटुकारग्वधैः कृतः । सक्षारो भेदनः क्वाथः पेयः सर्वज्वरापहः
trivṛdviśālātriphalākaṭukāragvadhaiḥ kṛtaḥ / sakṣāro bhedanaḥ kvāthaḥ peyaḥ sarvajvarāpahaḥ
A decoction made with trivṛt, viśālā, the three myrobalans, kaṭukā, and āragvadha, together with alkali, is purgative; drunk, it removes all fevers.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.6
महौषधामृतामुस्तचन्दनोशीरधान्यकैः । क्वाथस्तृतीयकं हन्ति शर्करामधुयोजितः
mahauṣadhāmṛtāmustacandanośīradhānyakaiḥ / kvāthastṛtīyakaṃ hanti śarkarāmadhuyojitaḥ
A decoction with ginger (mahauṣadha), guḍūcī (amṛtā), musta, sandalwood, uśīra, and coriander, combined with sugar and honey, destroys the tertian fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.7
अपामगजटाकट्यां लोहितैः सप्ततन्तुभिः । बद्ध्वा वारे रवेर्नूनं ज्वरं हन्ति तृतीयकम्
apāmagajaṭākaṭyāṃ lohitaiḥ saptatantubhiḥ / baddhvā vāre ravernūnaṃ jvaraṃ hanti tṛtīyakam
Having bound the root of apāmārga at the waist with red threads sevenfold on the sun's day (Sunday), (one) surely destroys the tertian fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.8
गङ्गाया उत्तरे कूले अपुत्रस्तापसो मृतः । तस्मै तिलोदकं दद्यान्मुञ्चत्यैकाहिको ज्वरः
gaṅgāyā uttare kūle aputrastāpaso mṛtaḥ / tasmai tilodakaṃ dadyānmuñcatyaikāhiko jvaraḥ
"On the northern bank of the Gaṅgā an ascetic died sonless" — to him one should offer water with sesame; (then) the one-day (quotidian) fever lets go.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.9
गुडूच्याः क्वाथकल्काभ्यां विफलावासकस्य च । मृद्वीकाया बलायाश्च सिद्धाः स्नेहा ज्वरच्छिदः
guḍūcyāḥ kvāthakalkābhyāṃ viphalāvāsakasya ca / mṛdvīkāyā balāyāśca siddhāḥ snehā jvaracchidaḥ
Oils and ghees prepared with the decoction and paste of guḍūcī, of triphalā and vāsaka, of grapes and of balā, are cutters of fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.10
धात्रीशिवाकणावह्निक्वाथः सर्वज्वरान्तकः । ज्वरातिसारहरणमौषधं प्रवदाम्यथ
dhātrīśivākaṇāvahnikvāthaḥ sarvajvarāntakaḥ / jvarātisāraharaṇamauṣadhaṃ pravadāmyatha
A decoction of āmalakī (dhātrī), harītakī (śivā), long pepper, and citraka (vahni) puts an end to all fevers. Now I shall declare the medicine that removes fever with diarrhoea.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.11
पृश्रिपर्णोबलाविल्वनागरोत्पलधान्यकैः । पाठेन्द्रयवभूनिम्बमुस्तपर्पटकैः शृताः । ज्यन्त्याममतीसारं सज्वरं समहौषधाः
pṛśriparṇobalāvilvanāgarotpaladhānyakaiḥ / pāṭhendrayavabhūnimbamustaparpaṭakaiḥ śṛtāḥ / jyantyāmamatīsāraṃ sajvaraṃ samahauṣadhāḥ
(Drugs) boiled with pṛśniparṇī, balā, bilva, ginger, utpala, and coriander, with pāṭhā, indrayava, bhūnimba, musta, and parpaṭaka, together with ginger, conquer diarrhoea with undigested matter accompanied by fever.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.12
नागरातिविषामुस्तभूनिम्बामृतवत्सकैः । सर्वज्वरहरः क्वथः सर्वातीसारनाशनः
nāgarātiviṣāmustabhūnimbāmṛtavatsakaiḥ / sarvajvaraharaḥ kvathaḥ sarvātīsāranāśanaḥ
A decoction with ginger, ativiṣā, musta, bhūnimba, guḍūcī (amṛtā), and kuṭaja (vatsaka) removes all fevers and destroys all diarrhoeas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.13
मुस्तपर्पटकदिव्यशृङ्गवेरशृतं पयः । शालपर्णो पृश्रिपर्णो बृहती कण्टकारिका
mustaparpaṭakadivyaśṛṅgaveraśṛtaṃ payaḥ / śālaparṇo pṛśriparṇo bṛhatī kaṇṭakārikā
Milk boiled with musta, parpaṭaka, guḍūcī (divyā), and fresh ginger; śālaparṇī, pṛśniparṇī, bṛhatī, kaṇṭakārikā,
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.14
बलाश्वदंष्ट्राबिल्वादि पाठानागरधान्यकम् । एतदाहारसंयोगे हितं सर्वातिसारिणाम्
balāśvadaṃṣṭrābilvādi pāṭhānāgaradhānyakam / etadāhārasaṃyoge hitaṃ sarvātisāriṇām
balā, gokṣura (aśvadaṃṣṭrā), bilva and the rest, pāṭhā, ginger, coriander — this, in combination with food, is beneficial for all sufferers of diarrhoea.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.15
बिल्वचूतास्थिक्वाथश्च खण्डं मध्वतिसारनुत् । अतिसारे हिता तद्वत्कुटजत्वक्कणायुता
bilvacūtāsthikvāthaśca khaṇḍaṃ madhvatisāranut / atisāre hitā tadvatkuṭajatvakkaṇāyutā
A decoction of bilva and mango stone with sugar-candy and honey removes diarrhoea; likewise beneficial in diarrhoea is that (same) joined with kuṭaja bark and long pepper.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.16
वत्सकातिविषाविश्वकणाकन्दकषायकः । प्रयुक्तश्चामशूलाढ्ये ह्यतीसारे सशोणित
vatsakātiviṣāviśvakaṇākandakaṣāyakaḥ / prayuktaścāmaśūlāḍhye hyatīsāre saśoṇita
An astringent decoction of kuṭaja (vatsaka), ativiṣā, ginger (viśva), long pepper, and kanda, applied in diarrhoea attended by undigested matter and colic and with blood.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.17
चिकित्साथ ग्रहण्यास्तुग्रहणी चाग्रिनाशिनी । चित्रकाक्वाथक्लकाभ्यां ग्रहणीघ्नं क्षृतं हविः । गुल्मशोथोदरप्लीहशूलार्शोघ्नं प्रदीपनम्
cikitsātha grahaṇyāstugrahaṇī cāgrināśinī / citrakākvāthaklakābhyāṃ grahaṇīghnaṃ kṣṛtaṃ haviḥ / gulmaśothodaraplīhaśūlārśoghnaṃ pradīpanam
Now the treatment of grahaṇī (duodenal disorder): grahaṇī destroys the digestive fire. Ghee cooked with the decoction and paste of citraka destroys grahaṇī, kills abdominal tumour, swelling, dropsy, spleen (disease), colic, and piles, and kindles (the fire).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.18
सौवर्चलं सैन्धवञ्च विडङ्गौद्भिदमेव च । सामुद्रेण समं पञ्चलवणान्यत्र योजयेत्
sauvarcalaṃ saindhavañca viḍaṅgaudbhidameva ca / sāmudreṇa samaṃ pañcalavaṇānyatra yojayet
Sauvarcala salt, rock salt, viḍ salt, and the earth-born (audbhida) salt — with sea salt in equal measure, one should employ the five salts here.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.19
भेषजं शस्त्रक्षाराग्न्यस्त्रिधा वै चार्शसां हरम् । विद्धि तच्चार्शसोघ्नन्तु यद्धि तक्रं नवोद्धृतम्
bheṣajaṃ śastrakṣārāgnyastridhā vai cārśasāṃ haram / viddhi taccārśasoghnantu yaddhi takraṃ navoddhṛtam
Medicine, the knife, alkali, and fire — in these (four) ways, indeed, (the treatment) removes piles; and know this too to be a destroyer of piles: buttermilk freshly churned.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.20
गुडूटीं पिप्पलीयुक्तामभयां घृतभर्जिताम् । त्रिवृदर्शोविनाशार्थं भक्षयेदम्ललोणिकाम्
guḍūṭīṃ pippalīyuktāmabhayāṃ ghṛtabharjitām / trivṛdarśovināśārthaṃ bhakṣayedamlaloṇikām
Guḍūcī joined with long pepper, harītakī fried in ghee, trivṛt, and sour loṇikā — one should eat (these) for the destruction of piles.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.21
तिलेक्षुरससंयोगश्चार्शः कुष्ठ विनाशनः । पञ्चकोलं समरिचं सत्र्यूषणमथाग्निकृत्
tilekṣurasasaṃyogaścārśaḥ kuṣṭha vināśanaḥ / pañcakolaṃ samaricaṃ satryūṣaṇamathāgnikṛt
The combination of sesame and sugarcane juice destroys piles and skin disease; the five pungents (pañcakola) with black pepper and with the three acrids kindles the digestive fire.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.22
हरीतकी भक्ष्यमाणा नागेरण गुडेन वा । सैन्धवोपहिता वापि सातत्येनाग्निदीपनी
harītakī bhakṣyamāṇā nāgeraṇa guḍena vā / saindhavopahitā vāpi sātatyenāgnidīpanī
Myrobalan (harītakī), eaten with ginger or with jaggery, or else together with rock salt, kindles the digestive fire when taken continuously.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.23
फलत्रिकामृतासातिक्ताभूनिम्बनिम्बजः । क्वाथः क्षौद्रयुतो हन्यात्पाण्डुरोगं सकामलम्
phalatrikāmṛtāsātiktābhūnimbanimbajaḥ / kvāthaḥ kṣaudrayuto hanyātpāṇḍurogaṃ sakāmalam
A decoction made of the three fruits (triphalā), guḍūcī, tiktā, bhūnimba and nimba, combined with honey, destroys anaemia (pāṇḍu disease) together with jaundice.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.24
त्रिवृच्च त्रिफला श्यामा पिप्पली शर्कग मधु । मोदकः सन्निपातान्तो रक्तपित्तज्वरापहः
trivṛcca triphalā śyāmā pippalī śarkaga madhu / modakaḥ sannipātānto raktapittajvarāpahaḥ
Trivṛt, triphalā, śyāmā, long pepper, sugar and honey — (such) a sweetmeat is called a remover of the combined-humour (sannipāta) condition and destroys fever from blood-bile (raktapitta).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.25
वासायां विद्यमानायामाशायां जीवितस्य च । रक्तपित्ती क्षयी कासी किमर्थमवसीदति
vāsāyāṃ vidyamānāyāmāśāyāṃ jīvitasya ca / raktapittī kṣayī kāsī kimarthamavasīdati
When vāsā (Adhatoda) exists, and there is hope of life, why should one afflicted with raktapitta, with wasting, with cough, sink down?
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.26
आटरूपकमृद्वीकापथ्याक्वाथः सशर्करः । क्षौद्राढ्यः कासनिः श्वासरक्तपित्तनिबर्हणः
āṭarūpakamṛdvīkāpathyākvāthaḥ saśarkaraḥ / kṣaudrāḍhyaḥ kāsaniḥ śvāsaraktapittanibarhaṇaḥ
A decoction of āṭarūṣaka (vāsā), grapes and harītakī, with sugar and rich in honey, stops cough and destroys asthma and raktapitta.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.27
वासारसः खण्डमधुयुतः पीतो ऽथरक्तजित् । सल्लकीबदरीजम्बुप्रियालाम्रार्जुनं धवः । पीतं क्षीरञ्च मध्वाढ्यं पृथक्छोणितवारणम्
vāsārasaḥ khaṇḍamadhuyutaḥ pīto 'tharaktajit / sallakībadarījambupriyālāmrārjunaṃ dhavaḥ / pītaṃ kṣīrañca madhvāḍhyaṃ pṛthakchoṇitavāraṇam
The juice of vāsā, mixed with sugar-candy and honey, when drunk conquers blood (disorder); and sallakī, badarī, jambu, priyāla, mango, arjuna, dhava — (their decoction) drunk with milk and full of honey, each singly, is a check on bleeding.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.28
समूलफलपत्राया निर्गुण्ड्याः स्वरसैर्घृतम् । सिद्धं पीत्वा क्षयक्षीणी निर्व्यादिर्भाति देववत्
samūlaphalapatrāyā nirguṇḍyāḥ svarasairghṛtam / siddhaṃ pītvā kṣayakṣīṇī nirvyādirbhāti devavat
Ghee prepared with the juices of nirguṇḍī together with its root, fruit and leaves — having drunk it, one wasted by consumption becomes free of disease and shines like a god.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.29
हरीतकी कणा शुण्ठी मरिचं गुडसंयुतम् । कासघ्नो मोदकः प्रोक्तस्तृष्णारोचकनाशनः
harītakī kaṇā śuṇṭhī maricaṃ guḍasaṃyutam / kāsaghno modakaḥ proktastṛṣṇārocakanāśanaḥ
Harītakī, long pepper, dry ginger, black pepper, combined with jaggery — this sweetmeat is declared a destroyer of cough and a remover of thirst and loss of appetite.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.30
कण्टकारिगुडूचीभ्यां पृथक्त्रिंशत्पले रसे । प्रस्थं सिद्धं घृतं स्याच्च कासनुद्वह्निदापनम्
kaṇṭakāriguḍūcībhyāṃ pṛthaktriṃśatpale rase / prasthaṃ siddhaṃ ghṛtaṃ syācca kāsanudvahnidāpanam
A prastha of ghee cooked in the juice of kaṇṭakārī and guḍūcī, thirty palas of each, removes cough and kindles the digestive fire.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.31
कृष्णा धात्री शिता शुण्ठी हक्काघ्नी मधुसंयुता । हिक्काश्वासी पिवेद्भार्ङ्गो सविश्वामुष्णवारिणा
kṛṣṇā dhātrī śitā śuṇṭhī hakkāghnī madhusaṃyutā / hikkāśvāsī pivedbhārṅgo saviśvāmuṣṇavāriṇā
Long pepper, āmalakī, sugar, dry ginger, joined with honey, destroys hiccup; or one suffering from hiccup and asthma should drink bhārṅgī with dry ginger in hot water.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.32
तैलाक्तं स्वरभेदे वा खादिरं धारयेन्मुखे । पथ्यां पिप्पलिकायुक्तां संयुक्तां नागरेण वा
tailāktaṃ svarabhede vā khādiraṃ dhārayenmukhe / pathyāṃ pippalikāyuktāṃ saṃyuktāṃ nāgareṇa vā
In hoarseness of voice one should hold in the mouth a piece of khadira smeared with oil, or harītakī joined with long pepper, or combined with dry ginger.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.33
विडङ्गत्रिलाचूर्णं छर्दिहृन्मधुना सह । आम्रजम्बूकषायं वा पिबोन्माक्षिकसंयुतम्
viḍaṅgatrilācūrṇaṃ chardihṛnmadhunā saha / āmrajambūkaṣāyaṃ vā pibonmākṣikasaṃyutam
Powder of viḍaṅga and trilā together with honey removes vomiting; or one should drink a decoction of mango and jambu mixed with honey.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.34
छर्दि सर्वां प्रणुदति तृष्णाञ्चैवापकर्षति । त्रिफला भ्रममूर्छाहृत्पीता सा मधुनापि वा
chardi sarvāṃ praṇudati tṛṣṇāñcaivāpakarṣati / triphalā bhramamūrchāhṛtpītā sā madhunāpi vā
It drives away all vomiting and also removes thirst. Triphalā, drunk, or (drunk) with honey, removes dizziness and fainting.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.35
पञ्चगव्यं हितं पानादपस्मारग्रहादिनुत् । कूष्माण्डकरसो वाज्यं सयष्टिकं तदर्थकृत्
pañcagavyaṃ hitaṃ pānādapasmāragrahādinut / kūṣmāṇḍakaraso vājyaṃ sayaṣṭikaṃ tadarthakṛt
The five cow-products (pañcagavya), taken as a drink, are beneficial and dispel epilepsy, seizure by spirits and the rest; the juice of pumpkin, or ghee with liquorice, does the same thing.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.36
ब्राह्मीरसवचाकुष्ठशङ्खपुष्पीभिरेव च । पुराणं सेव्यमुन्मादग्रहापस्मारद्घृनुतम्
brāhmīrasavacākuṣṭhaśaṅkhapuṣpībhireva ca / purāṇaṃ sevyamunmādagrahāpasmāradghṛnutam
Also, old ghee (prepared) with the juice of brāhmī, with vacā, kuṣṭha and śaṅkhapuṣpī, is to be used: it drives away insanity, spirit-seizure and epilepsy.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.37
अश्वगन्धाकषाये च कल्के क्षीरे चतुर्गुणे । घृतपक्वन्तु वातघ्नं वृष्यं मां साय पुत्रकृत्
aśvagandhākaṣāye ca kalke kṣīre caturguṇe / ghṛtapakvantu vātaghnaṃ vṛṣyaṃ māṃ sāya putrakṛt
Ghee cooked in a decoction of aśvagandhā, with (its) paste and four times (as much) milk, destroys wind, is aphrodisiac, and produces flesh and offspring.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.38
नीलीमुण्डीरिकाचूर्णं मधुसर्पिः समन्वितम् । छिन्नाक्वाथं पिबन्हन्ति वातरक्तं सुदुस्तरम्
nīlīmuṇḍīrikācūrṇaṃ madhusarpiḥ samanvitam / chinnākvāthaṃ pibanhanti vātaraktaṃ sudustaram
Powder of nīlī and muṇḍīrikā together with honey and ghee; drinking a decoction of chinnā (guḍūcī), one destroys vātarakta, hard as it is to cross.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.39
सगुडाः पञ्च पथ्याश्च कुष्टार्शोवातसादनाः । गडचीस्वरसं कल्कं चूर्णं वा क्वाथमेव वा
saguḍāḥ pañca pathyāśca kuṣṭārśovātasādanāḥ / gaḍacīsvarasaṃ kalkaṃ cūrṇaṃ vā kvāthameva vā
Five harītakīs with jaggery subdue leprosy, piles and wind; the fresh juice of guḍūcī, or its paste, or powder, or decoction —
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.40
वातरक्तान्तकं कालागुडूचीक्वाथकल्कतः । कुष्ठव्रणादिशमनं शृतमाज्यं सदुग्धकम्
vātaraktāntakaṃ kālāguḍūcīkvāthakalkataḥ / kuṣṭhavraṇādiśamanaṃ śṛtamājyaṃ sadugdhakam
— makes an end of vātarakta; and ghee boiled with milk, from the decoction and paste of kālā and guḍūcī, allays leprosy, sores and the like.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.41
त्रिफलागुग्गुलुर्वातरक्तमूर्छापहारकः । ऊरुस्तम्भविनाशाय गोमूत्रेण च गुग्गुलुः
triphalāguggulurvātaraktamūrchāpahārakaḥ / ūrustambhavināśāya gomūtreṇa ca gugguluḥ
Triphalā with guggulu takes away vātarakta and fainting; and guggulu with cow's urine (is used) for the destruction of thigh-stiffness (ūrustambha).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.42
शुण्ठीगोक्षुरकक्वाथः सामवातार्तिशूलनुत् । दशमूलामृतैरण्डरास्नानागरदारुभिः
śuṇṭhīgokṣurakakvāthaḥ sāmavātārtiśūlanut / daśamūlāmṛtairaṇḍarāsnānāgaradārubhiḥ
A decoction of ginger and gokṣura removes the pain and colic of vāta mixed with undigested matter (āma). With daśamūla, amṛtā (guḍūcī), castor, rāsnā, ginger and devadāru —
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.43
क्वाथो हन्ति माहशोथं मरीचगुडसंयुतः । कासघ्नो मोदकः प्रोक्तस्तृष्णारोचकनाशनः
kvātho hanti māhaśothaṃ marīcaguḍasaṃyutaḥ / kāsaghno modakaḥ proktastṛṣṇārocakanāśanaḥ
— the decoction, combined with pepper and jaggery, destroys great swelling. The sweetmeat (modaka) is declared to kill cough and to destroy thirst and loss of appetite.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.44
कण्टकारिगुडूचीभ्यां पृथक् त्रिंशत्पले रसे । प्रस्थसिद्धं घृतञ्चैव कासनुद्धृदि दीपनः
kaṇṭakāriguḍūcībhyāṃ pṛthak triṃśatpale rase / prasthasiddhaṃ ghṛtañcaiva kāsanuddhṛdi dīpanaḥ
With kaṇṭakārī and guḍūcī, thirty palas each in juice form, a prastha of ghee prepared (in that) kills cough and kindles (the fire) in the heart.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.45
कृष्णाधात्रीसिताशुण्ठीमरीचसैन्धवान्वितः । क्वाथ एरण्डतैलेन सामं हन्त्यनिलं गुरुम्
kṛṣṇādhātrīsitāśuṇṭhīmarīcasaindhavānvitaḥ / kvātha eraṇḍatailena sāmaṃ hantyanilaṃ gurum
A decoction furnished with long pepper, āmalakī, sugar, ginger, black pepper and rock salt, (taken) with castor oil, destroys heavy vāta mixed with āma.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.46
बला पुनर्नवैरण्डबृहतीद्वयगोक्षुरैः । सहिङ्गुलवर्ण पीतं वातशूलविमर्दनम्
balā punarnavairaṇḍabṛhatīdvayagokṣuraiḥ / sahiṅgulavarṇa pītaṃ vātaśūlavimardanam
With balā, punarnavā, castor, the two bṛhatīs and gokṣura, together with vermilion-coloured (hiṅgula?), drunk, it crushes vāta-colic.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.47
त्रिफलानिम्बयष्टीककटुकारग्वधैः शृतम् । पाययेन्मधुना मिश्रं दाहशूलोपशान्तये
triphalānimbayaṣṭīkakaṭukāragvadhaiḥ śṛtam / pāyayenmadhunā miśraṃ dāhaśūlopaśāntaye
(A decoction) boiled with triphalā, nimba, yaṣṭī, kaṭukā and āragvadha, mixed with honey, one should have (the patient) drink for the allaying of burning and colic.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.48
त्रिफलापः सयष्टीकाः परिणामार्तिनाशनाः । गोमूत्रशुद्धमण्डूरं त्रिफलाचूर्णसंयुतम् । विलिहन्मधुसर्पिर्भ्यां शूलं हन्ति त्रिदोषजम्
triphalāpaḥ sayaṣṭīkāḥ pariṇāmārtināśanāḥ / gomūtraśuddhamaṇḍūraṃ triphalācūrṇasaṃyutam / vilihanmadhusarpirbhyāṃ śūlaṃ hanti tridoṣajam
Waters (infusions) of triphalā with yaṣṭī destroy the pain of (bad) digestion. Maṇḍūra (iron rust) purified with cow's urine, combined with powdered triphalā, licked up with honey and ghee, kills colic arising from the three doṣas.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.49
त्रिवृत्कृष्णाहरीतक्यो द्विचतुष्पञ्चभागिकाः । गुटिका गुडतुल्यास्ता विड्विबन्धगदापहाः
trivṛtkṛṣṇāharītakyo dvicatuṣpañcabhāgikāḥ / guṭikā guḍatulyāstā viḍvibandhagadāpahāḥ
Trivṛt, long pepper and harītakī, in parts of two, four and five, made into pills equal (in weight) to jaggery, remove the disease of blocked stool.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.50
हरीतकीयवक्षारपिप्पलीत्रिवृतस्तथा । घृतैश्चूर्णमिदं पेयमुदावर्ताविनाशनम्
harītakīyavakṣārapippalītrivṛtastathā / ghṛtaiścūrṇamidaṃ peyamudāvartāvināśanam
Likewise harītakī, barley-ash (yavakṣāra), long pepper and trivṛt: this powder is to be drunk with ghee, and destroys udāvarta.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.51
त्रिवृद्धरीतकीश्यामाः स्नुहीक्षीरेण भाविताः । वटिका मूत्रपीतास्ताः श्रेष्टाश्चानाहभेदिकाः
trivṛddharītakīśyāmāḥ snuhīkṣīreṇa bhāvitāḥ / vaṭikā mūtrapītāstāḥ śreṣṭāścānāhabhedikāḥ
Trivṛt, harītakī and śyāmā, steeped in the milky sap of snuhī: those pills, drunk with urine, are excellent and break up ānāha (distension).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.52
त्र्यूषणत्रिफलाधन्यविडङ्गचव्यचित्रकैः । कल्कीकृतैर्घृतं सिद्धं संस्कारं वातगुल्मनुत्
tryūṣaṇatriphalādhanyaviḍaṅgacavyacitrakaiḥ / kalkīkṛtairghṛtaṃ siddhaṃ saṃskāraṃ vātagulmanut
With the three pungents, triphalā, coriander, viḍaṅga, cavya and citraka made into a paste, ghee prepared (thereby) as a preparation removes vāta-gulma.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.53
मूलं नागरमानीतं सक्षीरं हृदयार्तिनुत् । सौवचलं तदर्धन्तु शिवानाञ्च घृतं पिबेत्
mūlaṃ nāgaramānītaṃ sakṣīraṃ hṛdayārtinut / sauvacalaṃ tadardhantu śivānāñca ghṛtaṃ pibet
The root, brought (together) with ginger, (taken) with milk, removes pain of the heart; and one should drink ghee (prepared) with half that amount of sauvarcala salt and of harītakī (śivā).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.54
कणापाषाणभेदैर्वा शिलाजतुकचूर्णकम् । तण्डुलीभिर्गुडेनापि मूत्रकृच्छ्रीति जीवति
kaṇāpāṣāṇabhedairvā śilājatukacūrṇakam / taṇḍulībhirguḍenāpi mūtrakṛcchrīti jīvati
Or with long pepper and pāṣāṇabheda, powdered śilājatu, or with taṇḍulī and jaggery — thus one afflicted with difficult urination lives (recovers).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.55
अमृतानागरीधात्रीवाजिगन्धात्रिकण्टकाम् । प्रपिबेद्वातरेगार्तः सशूलो मूत्रकृच्छ्रवान्
amṛtānāgarīdhātrīvājigandhātrikaṇṭakām / prapibedvātaregārtaḥ saśūlo mūtrakṛcchravān
One tormented by vāta belching, with colic and difficult urination, should drink (a decoction of) guḍūcī, ginger, āmalakī, aśvagandhā and the three thorny plants.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.56
सितातुल्यो यवक्षारः सर्वकृच्छ्रनिवारणः । निदिग्धिकारसो वापि सक्षौद्रः कृच्छ्रनाशनः
sitātulyo yavakṣāraḥ sarvakṛcchranivāraṇaḥ / nidigdhikāraso vāpi sakṣaudraḥ kṛcchranāśanaḥ
Barley-ash equal (in amount) to sugar wards off all forms of difficult urination; or else the juice of nidigdhikā with honey destroys difficult urination.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.57
लवणं त्रिफलाकल्कैर्मूत्राघातहरं स्मृतम् । मूत्रे विरुद्धे कर्पूरचूर्णं लिङ्गे प्रवेशयेत्
lavaṇaṃ triphalākalkairmūtrāghātaharaṃ smṛtam / mūtre viruddhe karpūracūrṇaṃ liṅge praveśayet
Salt with a paste of triphalā is held to remove urinary obstruction. When the urine is blocked, one should insert powdered camphor into the penis.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition
GaP 1 170.58
क्वाथश्च शिग्रुमूलोत्थः कटूष्णोश्मानिपातनः । सर्वमेहहरोधात्र्या रसःक्षौद्रनिशायुतः । त्रिफलादारुदार्व्यष्टक्वाथः क्षौद्रेण मेहहा
kvāthaśca śigrumūlotthaḥ kaṭūṣṇośmānipātanaḥ / sarvamehaharodhātryā rasaḥkṣaudraniśāyutaḥ / triphalādārudārvyaṣṭakvāthaḥ kṣaudreṇa mehahā
And a decoction made from śigru root, pungent and hot, brings down the (obstructing) stone. The juice of āmalakī together with honey and turmeric removes all forms of meha (urinary disorder); a decoction of triphalā, devadāru and dārvī-bark, with honey, kills meha.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.59
अस्वप्नं च व्यवायं च व्यायामाश्चिन्तनानि च । स्थौल्यमिच्छन्पपरित्यक्तं क्रमेणाभिप्रवर्धयेत्
asvapnaṃ ca vyavāyaṃ ca vyāyāmāścintanāni ca / sthaulyamicchanpaparityaktaṃ krameṇābhipravardhayet
Sleeplessness, sexual intercourse, exercises and worrying — one who desires stoutness should, having given them up, gradually increase (his bulk).
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.60
यवश्यामाकभोजी स्यास्थौल्यकृन्मधुवारिणा । उष्णमन्नं समण्डं वा पिबन्कृशतनुर्भवेत्
yavaśyāmākabhojī syāsthaulyakṛnmadhuvāriṇā / uṣṇamannaṃ samaṇḍaṃ vā pibankṛśatanurbhavet
One who eats barley and śyāmāka grain, (though) it be fattening, with honey-water — or one who drinks hot food or (food) with rice-gruel scum — becomes lean of body.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.61
सचव्यजीरकं व्योषा हिङ्गुसौवर्चलामलाः । मधुना रक्तवः पीता मेधोघ्ना सर्वदीपनाः
sacavyajīrakaṃ vyoṣā hiṅgusauvarcalāmalāḥ / madhunā raktavaḥ pītā medhoghnā sarvadīpanāḥ
The three pungents with cavya and cumin, hiṅgu, sauvarcala salt and āmalakī, drunk with honey ... destroy fat and kindle everything.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.62
चतुर्गुणे जले मूत्रे द्विगुणे चित्रकाणि च । कल्कैः सिद्ध घृत प्रस्थं सक्षीरं जठरी पिबेत्
caturguṇe jale mūtre dviguṇe citrakāṇi ca / kalkaiḥ siddha ghṛta prasthaṃ sakṣīraṃ jaṭharī pibet
(Boiling) citraka in fourfold water and twofold (cow's) urine, a prastha of ghee cooked with the (herbal) pastes — one suffering from abdominal disease should drink it with milk.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.63
क्रमवृद्ध्या दशाहानि दश पैप्पालिकं दिनम् । वर्धयेत्पयसा सार्धं तथैवापानयेत्पुनः
kramavṛddhyā daśāhāni daśa paippālikaṃ dinam / vardhayetpayasā sārdhaṃ tathaivāpānayetpunaḥ
For ten days, increasing by stages, (he should take) long pepper for ten days; he should increase (the dose) together with milk, and likewise reduce it again.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.64
क्षीरषष्टिकभोजीस्यादेवं कृष्णसहस्रकम् । बृंहणं मुद्गमायुष्यं प्लीहोदरविनाशनम्
kṣīraṣaṣṭikabhojīsyādevaṃ kṛṣṇasahasrakam / bṛṃhaṇaṃ mudgamāyuṣyaṃ plīhodaravināśanam
He should eat ṣaṣṭika rice with milk; thus (is) the "thousand of black (peppers)" (regimen), nourishing, (taken) with mung, life-prolonging, destroying enlargement of the spleen and abdominal disease.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.65
पुनर्नवाक्वाथकल्कैः सिद्धं शोथहरं घृतम् । गावा मत्रेण संसेव्यं पिप्पली वा पयो ऽन्विताः । गुडन वाभयां तुल्यां विश्वं वा शोथरोगिणा
punarnavākvāthakalkaiḥ siddhaṃ śothaharaṃ ghṛtam / gāvā matreṇa saṃsevyaṃ pippalī vā payo 'nvitāḥ / guḍana vābhayāṃ tulyāṃ viśvaṃ vā śotharogiṇā
Ghee cooked with a decoction and paste of punarnavā removes swelling; it is to be used with cow's urine, or long peppers together with milk; or (for) one with the swelling disease, myrobalan with an equal amount of molasses, or ginger.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.66
तैलमेरण्डजं पीत्वा बलासिद्धं पयो ऽन्वितम् । आध्मानशूलोपचितामन्त्रवृद्धिञ्जयेन्नरः
tailameraṇḍajaṃ pītvā balāsiddhaṃ payo 'nvitam / ādhmānaśūlopacitāmantravṛddhiñjayennaraḥ
Having drunk castor oil cooked with balā, together with milk, a man may conquer distension, colic, and internal swelling of the intestines.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.67
भ्रष्टोरुचकतैलेन कल्कः पथ्यासमुद्भवः । कृष्णसैन्धवसंयुक्तो वद्धिरोगहरः परः
bhraṣṭorucakatailena kalkaḥ pathyāsamudbhavaḥ / kṛṣṇasaindhavasaṃyukto vaddhirogaharaḥ paraḥ
A paste made from pathyā (myrobalan) with roasted rucaka oil, combined with black pepper and rock salt, is a supreme remover of hernia.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.68
निर्गुण्डीमूलनस्येन गण्डमाला विनश्यति । स्मुहीगण्डीरिकास्वेदो नाशयेदर्बुदानि च
nirguṇḍīmūlanasyena gaṇḍamālā vinaśyati / smuhīgaṇḍīrikāsvedo nāśayedarbudāni ca
By nasal application of nirguṇḍī root, scrofula (of the neck) perishes; and a sudation with sudhā (spurge) and gaṇḍīrikā destroys tumours.
AI translation rendered from the Sanskrit, not a published edition — the model flagged this verse as uncertain
GaP 1 170.69
हस्तिकर्णपलाशस्य गलगण्डं तु लेपतः । धत्तूरैरण्डनिर्गुण्डीवर्षाभूशिग्रुसर्षपैः
hastikarṇapalāśasya galagaṇḍaṃ tu lepataḥ / dhattūrairaṇḍanirguṇḍīvarṣābhūśigrusarṣapaiḥ
And by an ointment of hastikarṇa-palāśa, (it destroys) goitre; with dhattūra, castor, nirguṇḍī, punarnavā, śigru and mustard —
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GaP 1 170.70
प्रलेपःश्लीपदं हन्ति चिरोत्थमतिदारुणम् । शोभाञ्जनकसिन्धृत्थहिङ्गुं विद्रधिनाशनम्
pralepaḥślīpadaṃ hanti cirotthamatidāruṇam / śobhāñjanakasindhṛtthahiṅguṃ vidradhināśanam
— the ointment destroys elephantiasis, even (when) long-standing and very severe; śobhāñjana, rock salt and asafoetida destroy abscess.
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GaP 1 170.71
शरपुङ्खा मधुयुता यात्सर्स्वव्रणगेपणी । निम्बपत्रस्य वालेपः श्वयथुव्रणगेपणः
śarapuṅkhā madhuyutā yātsarsvavraṇagepaṇī / nimbapatrasya vālepaḥ śvayathuvraṇagepaṇaḥ
Śarapuṅkhā mixed with honey becomes a cleanser of all wounds; or an ointment of neem leaf is a cleanser of swellings and wounds.
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GaP 1 170.72
त्रिफला खदिरो दार्वो न्यग्रोधो व्रणशोधनः । सद्यः क्षतं व्रणं वैद्यः सशूलं परिषेचयेत्
triphalā khadiro dārvo nyagrodho vraṇaśodhanaḥ / sadyaḥ kṣataṃ vraṇaṃ vaidyaḥ saśūlaṃ pariṣecayet
Triphalā, khadira, dārvī, and nyagrodha are wound-cleansers; a freshly injured wound accompanied by pain the physician should bathe (with a wash).
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GaP 1 170.73
यष्टीमधुकयुक्तेन किञ्चिदुष्णेन सर्पिषा । बुद्ध्वागन्तुव्रणान्वैद्यो घृतक्षौद्रसमन्विताम्
yaṣṭīmadhukayuktena kiñciduṣṇena sarpiṣā / buddhvāgantuvraṇānvaidyo ghṛtakṣaudrasamanvitām
With ghee mixed with liquorice, slightly warm — the physician, having recognised wounds of external origin, (should apply) a treatment combined with ghee and honey,
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GaP 1 170.74
शीतां क्रियां प्रयुञ्जीत पित्तरक्तोष्मनाशिनीम् । क्वाथो वंशत्वगेरण्डश्वदंष्ट्रवनिदाकृतः
śītāṃ kriyāṃ prayuñjīta pittaraktoṣmanāśinīm / kvātho vaṃśatvageraṇḍaśvadaṃṣṭravanidākṛtaḥ
— he should employ a cooling treatment that destroys the heat of bile and blood; a decoction made of bamboo bark, castor, gokṣura and vanidā,
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GaP 1 170.75
सहिङ्गुसैन्धवः पीतः कोष्ठस्थं स्त्रावयेदसृक् । यवकोलकुलत्थानां निःस्नेहेन रसेन वा
sahiṅgusaindhavaḥ pītaḥ koṣṭhasthaṃ strāvayedasṛk / yavakolakulatthānāṃ niḥsnehena rasena vā
drunk together with asafoetida and rock salt, causes the blood lodged in the abdomen to flow out; or (he may take food) with an oil-free broth of barley, jujube and horse-gram.
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GaP 1 170.76
भुञ्जीतान्नं यवाग्वा वा पिवेत्सैन्धवसंयुतम् । करञ्जारिष्टनिर्गुण्डीरसो हन्याद्व्रणक्रिमीन्
bhuñjītānnaṃ yavāgvā vā pivetsaindhavasaṃyutam / karañjāriṣṭanirguṇḍīraso hanyādvraṇakrimīn
He should eat (such) food, or he may drink gruel mixed with rock salt; the juice of karañja, neem and nirguṇḍī kills the worms in a wound.
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GaP 1 170.77
त्रिफलाचूर्णसंयुक्तो गुग्गुलुर्वटकीकृतः । निर्यन्त्रणो विबन्धघ्नो व्रधनगेपणः
triphalācūrṇasaṃyukto guggulurvaṭakīkṛtaḥ / niryantraṇo vibandhaghno vradhanagepaṇaḥ
Guggulu combined with triphalā powder and made into pills, unrestricted (in diet), destroys constipation and is a cleanser of hernia.
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GaP 1 170.78
दूर्वास्वरससिद्धं वा तलं कम्पिल्लकेन वा । दार्वोत्वचश्च कल्केन प्रधानं व्रणरोपणम्
dūrvāsvarasasiddhaṃ vā talaṃ kampillakena vā / dārvotvacaśca kalkena pradhānaṃ vraṇaropaṇam
Or oil cooked with the fresh juice of dūrvā grass, or with kampillaka, and with a paste of dārvī bark, is a foremost healer of wounds.
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