Nala

BOTANICAL NAME: Arundo donax

FAMILY: Graminae

Classical Classification

Sushrut- Trinpanchmoola

Bhav PrakashGuduchyadivarga

ENGLISH NAME: Great Reed

REFERENCE: BHAVAPRAKASH SAMHITA with link e Nighantu:

https://niimh.nic.in/ebooks/e-Nighantu/bhavaprakashanighantu/?mod=read

नलः पोटगलः शून्यमध्यश्च धमनस्तथा |

नलस्तु मधुरस्तिक्तः कषायः कफरक्तजित् |

उष्णो हृद्बस्तियोन्यर्तिदाहपित्तविसर्पहृत् ||१३६

HABITAT: Downward Himalya from kashmir to Assam, Nepal.

BOTANICAL DESCRIPTION: A tall reed with hollow stem, perennial reed grass, 6 -12 feet high. Leaves: Tapering from base .Axis of spikelet is enlongate, glabrous Flowering : Silky hairy Panicle thyrisiform.

AYURVEDIC CHARACTERISTICS

RASA GUNA VEERYA VIPAKA PRABHAVA DOSHGHNTA
Madhur

Kashae

Tikat

Laghu

Snigdh

Sheeth Madhur Vata Pitta Shamak

AYURVEDIC ENERGETICS

TASTE PROPERTY POTENCY POST DIGESTIVE

EFFECT

EFFECT ACTION DOSHA ACTION
Astingent

Bitter

Light

Slimy

Cold Sweet Pacifying Vata Pitta

MAJOR CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS: Donaxine, Donaxerine

THERAPEUTIC USES

  • Wound-The paste of the root is mixed with paste of neem leaf and applied over wound.
  • Dysuria-Cold infusion of the root is given in a dose of 50 ml
  • Eczema-The paste of the root of nala is applied over the area of the skin.

INDICATION:

VastiShoola Abdominal colic pain, Daha Burning sensation, Mutrakricha Dysuria, Visarpa Herpes, Yoni shool vaginal pain.

USEFUL PART: Mool

DOSAGE: 50- 100 ml (kwath)

AYURVEDIC FORMULATION:

1 Trinpanchmol

2 Panchtrinsheer

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