Bala Soolari Choorna
A compound powder containing Hingu, Trikatu, Ela, Pippali, Karpura and musk used for wasting, cough, asthma and heart disease.
Bala Soolari Choorna — Overview
Bala Soolari Choorna is a classical compound powder described in Sahasra Yoga, formulated to address deep-seated wasting conditions and respiratory complaints. Its principal ingredients include Hingu (asafoetida), Kathini, Mayaphala, Ela (cardamom), Pippali (long pepper), Yavani, Yashtimadhu, Bhringaraja, Karpura (camphor) and Raktachandana (red sandalwood), each taken in one tola, along with Garuda Paccha (two tolas) and musk (Kasturi).
The formulation is traditionally indicated in Kshaya (wasting/tuberculosis), Kasa (cough), Swasa (asthma/dyspnea), the eight types of Bala Sosha (childhood emaciation), Kukshi Roga (abdominal disease), Gulma, Hridroga (heart disease), Vataroga and Chardi (vomiting).
Source: Sahasra Yoga, Pak, Leha, Rasayana, Vati and Gutika Prakarana
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