PHARMACOGNOSTICAL AND PHYTOCHEMICAL STANDARDIZATION OF USHIRADYA TAILA-AN AYURVEDIC POLYHERBAL FORMULATION
Bhagirath Sankaliya*, Dr. T. S. Dudhamal, Harisha C. R. and Shukla V. J.
Abstract
Ayurveda has the potential with dealing natural and holistic approach
of treatment and may be proven more effective as the conservative
management proposed for Mootraghata (BPH). Because, the Vata
Dosha is the main culprit to produce the Mootraghata hence the line of
treatment is instituted in this study as Vata-Shamaka, Vatanulomaka,
Shothahara, Lekhana as well as Mootrala to achieve the ultimate goal
of treatment in the form of relief in the feature of Mootraghata with
maximum acceptibility. The present work was carried out to
standardize the finished product Ushiradya Taila to confirm its
identity, quality and purity. There has been an increase in demand for the Phytopharmaceutical
products of Ayurveda so a new pharmaceutical preparation in the form of was
tried to standardize which is economical in terms of time and machinery usage.
Pharmacognostical and phyto-chemical observations revealed the specific characters of all
active constitue used in the preparation. The presence of oil globules, starch with prismatic
crystals, cork cells, spiral vessels, trichome, prismatic crystal were the characteristic features
observed in the microscopy of drug combination. And physic chemical analysis are
Refractive index of Ushiradya Taila was found 1.4840., specific gravity 0.9189, iodine value
73.329, saponification value 112.0812 and acid value is 4.56.
Keywords: Mootraghata (BPH), Pharmacognosy, Phyto-chemistry, Ushiradya Taila.
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