CHROMATOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF PANCHATIKTA GHRITA PREPARED WITH AMURCHITA AND MURCHITA GHRITA
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There is a description of different dosage forms in Ayurveda 5000 years ago.
Swarasa, kalka, kwatha, hima and phanta are the five fundamental preparations mentioned in ayurvedic
pharmaceutics. Taila paka, ghrita paka, kshira paka, avaleha and arishta are considered as the upakalpana.
Sneha kalpana is one of most commonly used form of medicines in ayurveda. Among them ghrita kalpana
is having major part which is used both internally and externally.Different types of fat or lipid media are
used in ayurvedic treatment. Ghrita (ghee), taila (oil), vasa (fat) and majja (marrow) are mainly four sneha
dravya (fat media) mentioned in ayurvedic classics.
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