Abstract

ANUPANA FOR RASASHASTRA'S SAPTADHATUS: A REVIEW

Dr. Banani Das* and Dr. Priyanka Singh

Abstract

The science known as Ayurveda has been used for 5000 years all across the world. This science is well-liked because to its original theories and approaches to treatment. Ayurveda's speciality section, Rasashastra, uses certain minerals, metals, and organic substances for therapeutic purposes. Before being ingested, these compounds will undergo a number of purification and burning procedures to eliminate any toxicity. Rasoushadhis are well-known for their small dosage and quicker impact. These medications ought to be used with the appropriate adjuvants, such as Anupana, which can boost the medication's efficacy and produce positive effects. The seven major Dhatus in Rasashastra are Suvarna, Tamra, Rajata, Naga, Vanga, Yasada, and Loha. These Dhatus are often employed in Bhasma form for healing. These ought to be used in conjunction with a certain Anupana that is specifically advised for treating a variety of ailments in order to maximise their effectiveness. Therefore, the topic of this article is the traditional Anupanas that must be applied when giving Bhasmas.

Keywords: Anupana, Saptadhatus, Rasashastra, Dhatus, Rasoushadhis.