Kaishore Guggulu - Benefits, Usage, Indications and Dosage

Kaishore Guggulu - Benefits, Usage, Indications and Dosage
Reference: Sharangdhar Samhita, Madhyama Khanda 7/70-81
Kaishore Guggulu is also called as Kishore Guggul. This Ayurvedic medicine


acts as the natural blood cleanser. This herbal product is used for inflammatory diseases, raised uric acid, gout arthritis, wounds, abdominal diseases, constipation, indigestion & diabetic carbuncles etc. Furthermore it also helps to improve the functions of stomach and intestines by removing the toxins from the body.
Ingredients
Method of preparation
Given amounts of Triphala and Amrita (Guduchi) are taken in coarse powder form.
It is added with 6.144 liters of water in an iron vessel and boiled until it reduces to its half quantity.
To the filtered decoction, guggulu (Commiphora mukul) is added. It is heated further with continuous stirring and pounding till it reaches Gudapaka (semisolid) consistency. Then filtration is done.
It is taken out of fire and is added with fine powder of rest of the herbs.
The total quantity is mixed well and it is taken into a vessel which is smeared with ghee (so that the mass does not stick to the vessel and it will be easy to roll into pills).
Then, pills are rolled.
Dosage
Take two tablets two or three times a day, after food.
Indications
Helps in elimination of toxins from the joints
Raised uric acid levels and gouty arthritis
Blood Purifier
Reduces the inflammation and swelling
Fever due to joints pain
Tendonitis (inflammation of tendons)
Fibromyalgia
Rheumatic fever
Rheumatoid arthritis
Supports healthy metabolism
Helps in maintaining healthy white blood cells
Repetitive motion injuries or stress injuries
Muscle cramps or stiffness
Inflammatory diseases of muscles
Side Effects
People suffering from gastritis, diarrhoea and dysentery should take precaution, while taking this medicine.
This medicine should be taken only under the supervision of physician.