BALSAMODERNDROM MUKUL
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Clinical Applications
BALSAMODERNDROM MUKUL Plant introduction: It is a kind of wood-gum grown wn in the deserts or sandy places in summer. In winter, the gum exudes out the tree which is known as bdellium or olibanum (guggul). Process of collection: The stem of the tree is cut at a place and a vessel is held under it...
General Description
BALSAMODERNDROM MUKUL Plant introduction: It is a kind of wood-gum grown wn in the deserts or sandy places in summer. In winter, the gum exudes out the tree which is known as bdellium or olibanum (guggul). Process of collection: The stem of the tree is cut at a place and a vessel is held under it; the viscous fluid or gum collects in the vessel and is commonly known as bdellium. It remains equally active upto three to four months after collection. This drug is of five kinds: Viz. Mahisakhsa, Mahanil, Kumud, Padma Hiranya; In Ionani book-four kinds have been mentioned viz. Sakalari, Mukul-e-Arab, Mukul-e-Ajrak and Makul-e-Ahud. For the purpose of use by the mankind, golden variety is preferable. Name: in Sanskrit-Kumbha; Kaushil or Guggul; Bengali -Guggul;&...
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Remedy Profile
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- Origin Source Natural
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