Honey Dose and Administration

मधुमात्रा

Honey is classified into several grades (Matra) by different Acharyas. Makshika type: 1 Pala, 2 Sharkara, 2 Shukti, 4 Peetaka, 8 Dharana, and 6-7 more sub-measurements. Different types of honey have different recommended dosages. When used as a medicine vehicle (Anupana), honey is typically given in the quantity of 1-2 Tola (approximately 12-24 grams). The general therapeutic dose ranges from 1 Karsha to 1 Pala (12-48 grams). The colophon states this concludes Madhu Varga (Samasa 22). The Madhu Varga describes properties and medicinal application of honey — the most important therapeutic bee product in Ayurveda. Verse 22.

What is Honey Dose and Administration (Madhu Matra / मधु मात्रा)?

<p>Honey is classified into several grades (Matra) by different Acharyas. Makshika type: 1 Pala, 2 Sharkara, 2 Shukti, 4 Peetaka, 8 Dharana, and 6-7 more sub-measurements. Different types of honey have different recommended dosages. When used as a medicine vehicle (Anupana), honey is typically given in the quantity of 1-2 Tola (approximately 12-24 grams). The general therapeutic dose ranges from 1 Karsha to 1 Pala (12-48 grams). The colophon states this concludes Madhu Varga (Samasa 22). The Madhu Varga describes properties and medicinal application of honey — the most important therapeutic bee product in Ayurveda. Verse 22.</p>

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