As a result of their high adequacy, quick action, low dosage, and long shelf life, minerals and metals such as mercury, iron, zinc, and mica were recommended for use as therapeutic agents as early as the eighth century AD by Nagarjuna. This laid the groundwork for minerals and metals to become the mainstay for treating human diseases.

Indian metallurgy known as Rasashastra focuses on a variety of minerals and herbomineral preparations, especially Bhasmas. Metals with precise concentrations of trace elements, such as Hg, Au, Ag, Fe, Zn, Cu, and Pb, are required for certain metabolic processes in order to keep the human system functioning.

A biological system imbalance brought on by a lack of or excessive intake might induce metabolic abnormalities. Immunity is maintained when metals are at an equilibrium level as trace elements. In ayurvedastream, abhraka bhasma is a well-known Rasashastra drug.

All Ayurvedic Vaidyas have been using it for a very long time as a fundamental herb-mineral preparation. Mica is basically Abhraka (Biotite). Bhasma is nothing more than burned ash. Numerous illnesses, including diabetes, asthma, paralysis, neurological conditions, tuberculosis, and acid-peptic diseases, are suggested by abhraka bhasmai.

Abhrak Bhasma is a remedy that Ayurvedic doctors advise taking when a patient has a chronic cough because it works well to lessen how often an attack occurs. Magnesium and potassium are present in good amounts in Abhrak Bhasma. Three nutrients in particular are helpful for lowering the risk of hypertension.

Magnesium, potassium, and calcium are a few of these. In order to treat mild hypertension and treat cardiac patients, Abhrak Bhasma is typically used with Mukta Pishti. Both systolic and diastolic blood pressure is successfully lowered by this combination.

Baidyanath Jhansi Abhrak Bhasma Shloka

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Baidyanath Jhansi Abhrak Bhasma Ingredients

The primary component of Abhrak Bhasma is purified abhrak or mica. When making Abhrak bhasma, plant juices, liquid extracts, and decoctions are employed.

The Chemical Formula of Abhrak is K(Mg,Fe)3AlSi3O10(F,OH)2
If utilized as a medicinal agent, Ashodhit Abhraka bhasma, which is derived from refineries, may have undesirable effects. The method known as Shodhana is what will eradicate this impurity present. By removing undesirable poisons and other impurities, the Shodhana process aids in the purifying of the material.

In the context of Bhasma, Shodhana prepares the substance for the following medicinal step, known as a Marana. During the procedure, Shodhanawere collected Mica is allowed to heat at a higher temperature until it turns red hot, and then herbal plant extracts and cow excrement are fused together.

The process for doing Shodhana differs depending on the metals present; for example, the purifying of the liquid mass of Abhraka is accomplished by spurting for twenty-one times with pure cow milk.

Baidyanath Jhansi Abhrak Bhasma Benefits

• Abhrak Bhasma improves health, boosts strength, and helps the body's natural metabolism function. It helps to rejuvenate cells and heal them. It restores the body's tissues and gives each cell the best nutrients possible.

• Abhrak Bhasma is beneficial for a wide range of illnesses, including all of the conditions stated in the indications above as well as wounds, diabetes, splenomegaly, stomach conditions, kidney cysts, and intestinal worms.

• Abhrak Bhasma improves muscular endurance and stamina. In the case of women, it supports the uterus and feeds the ovaries. Hemoglobin levels and skin radiance are both elevated.

• The three most crucial nutrients for healthy heart and blood vessel function are provided by this combination. The relaxation of blood vessels and contraction of the heart muscles are caused by the magnesium in Abhrak Bhasma. It helps to dilate the blood vessels by preventing spasms in the heart's muscles and blood vessel walls, lowering high blood pressure in the process.

• Epilepsy is treated with the ayurvedic drug abhrak bhasma. It lessens epileptic seizures. It is advised that people with epilepsy utilize abhrak bhasma regularly for at least two to four years. 

• The immune system is strengthened by abhrak bhasma, and it offers protection from several upper respiratory illnesses. 

• Abhrak Bhasma supports other ayurvedic anti-paralytic medications, but it does not directly treat paralysis. In addition to hadjod powder, abhrak Bhasma is a preferred medication for osteoporosis. Osteoporosis can be prevented and treated with it.

• One of the ayurvedic medications used in conjunction with other medications to treat oligospermia is abhrak bhasma. It provides consistent results and enhances motility and quality. 

• Even after they've gotten out of bed in the morning, some folks still feel worn out. Abhrak Bhasma performs effectively in this circumstance, enhances health, and lessens fatigue.

• A fantastic ayurvedic treatment for mental deterioration and depression disorders is abhrak bhasma. It lessens melancholy, depression, anxiety, and mental stress. It stimulates nerves and brain tissue while giving the brain healthy nutrition.

• Numerous vertigo attacks, perspiration, palpitations, unease, and mental irritation are common in some persons. In each of these scenarios.

Baidyanath Jhansi Abhrak Bhasma Dosage

• Children under one year old: 30 mg twice daily. 

• For kids under 10 years old: 125 mg twice each day. 

• For adults: once or twice a day, or after food, 125 to 375 milligrams.

Anupana
It is customarily administered with other ingredients like honey, ghee, Triphala kashaya, fresh ginger juice extract, and Guduchi (Indian Tinospora) decoction. For improved activity, combined with coconut water, turmeric juice, or cow milk. 

Baidyanath Jhansi Abhrak Bhasma Shelf Life

10 Years

Baidyanath Jhansi Abhrak Bhasma Reference

• Ayurveda Prakasha

• Rasatarangini