Sauviraka

सौवीरकम्

Sauviraka is a type of fermented preparation made from barley or other grains. It is sour in taste, light, and hot in potency. It promotes appetite (Deepana), creates relish for food (Rochana), is absorbent (Grahi), and is cardiotonic (Hridya). It is similar to Kanji but lighter and more easily digestible. It is useful in digestive disorders and as a regular beverage during meals to improve digestion. Verses: 6-8.

What is Sauviraka (Fermented Grain Preparation / सौवीरक)?

<p>Sauviraka is a type of fermented preparation made from barley or other grains. It is sour in taste, light, and hot in potency. It promotes appetite (Deepana), creates relish for food (Rochana), is absorbent (Grahi), and is cardiotonic (Hridya). It is similar to Kanji but lighter and more easily digestible. It is useful in digestive disorders and as a regular beverage during meals to improve digestion. Verses: 6-8.</p>

Therapeutic Actions (Karma)

<ul><li>Deepana (appetizing)</li><li>Rochana (relish-promoting)</li><li>Grahi (absorbent)</li><li>Hridya (cardiotonic)</li></ul>

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