Wounds: Ayurvedic Treatment, Causes & Natural Remedies
Septic or non-healing wounds on the skin
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Recommended Herbs for Wounds
Licorice Glycyzrrhiza glabra Linn Excellent for acidity, voice, and heart tonic (with warm milk), Vayu dossha , bronchitis, colds, cough, laryngitis, general debility, emetic (in large doses), inflammation, mental calming, mucus liquefying and expectorating, mucus membrane tonerand soother, muscle spasms, sore throat, ulcers(contains natural ulcer-healing steroid precursers),urination pain. Cleanses lungs and stomach of Kapha. For colds and flu, mix with ginger (1:1).Blood purification, abdominal pain, nourishes thebrain increasing cranial and cerebrospinal fluid.Improves complexion, hair, and vision. Spiritual Uses: Sattwic ; gives contentment and harmony Turmeric Curcuma longa Linn Turmeric (Haridra) is Ayurveda's golden anti-inflammatory: bitter, astringent, hot in virya, K-VP+. 1-3g with warm milk clears Ama, calms skin, kindles Agni. Yellow Dock Native American herb with anti-pitta properties. A laxative and blood purifier with anti-inflammatory and antitoxic properties. Used for arthritis, dermatitis, hemorrhoids, skin infections and ulcers.
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