Chandraprabha Vati; Home Made Ingredient, Uses, Effects

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Chandraprabha Vati (also called Chandraprabha Gulika and Chandraprabha Vatika) is an ayurvedic classical medicine used for the treatment of diseases of kidneys, bladder, urinary tract, pancreas, bones, joints, and thyroid gland. It is also recommended in the management of diabetes, men’s problems, women’s problems, and mental disorders Ingredients of Chandraprabha Vati  Sandalwood – Santalum album – heartwood – 48 g Balaka – Hibbert – Pavonia odorata – root...

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  • This article explains Uses of Chandraprabha Vati  in simple medical language.
  • This article explains The dosage of Chandraprabha Vati  in simple medical language.
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Chandraprabha Vati (also called Chandraprabha Gulika and Chandraprabha Vatika) is an ayurvedic classical medicine used for the treatment of diseases of , , urinary tract, , bones, joints, and gland. It is also recommended in the management of diabetes, men’s problems, women’s problems, and mental disorders

Ingredients of Chandraprabha Vati 

  • Sandalwood – Santalum album – heartwood – 48 g
  • Balaka – Hibbert – Pavonia odorata – root – 48 g
  • Musta – Cyperus rotundus – rizhome – 48 g
  • Gambhari – Gmelina arborea – stem bark and root – 48 g
  • Nilotpala – Utpala – Nymphea stellata – flower – 48 g
  • Priyangu – callicarpa macrophylla – Flower – 48 g
  • Padmaka – Prunus poddum – stem – 48 g
  • Lodhra – symplocos racemosa – stem bark – 48 g
  • Manjishta – Rubia cordifolia – Root – 48 g
  • Raktachandana – Pterocarpus marsupium – Heart wood – 48 g
  • Patha – Cyclea peltata – root / whole plant – 48 g
  • Kiratatikta – Swertia chiraita – whole plant – 48 g
  • Nyagrodha – Ficus benghalensis – stem bark – 48 g
  • Pippali – Long pepper – Fruit – 48 g
  • Madhuka – Madhuka longifolia – Flower – 48 g
  • Rasna – Pluchea lanceolata – Root / whole plant – 48 g
  • Patola – pointed gourd leaf  48 g –
  • Kanchanara – Bauhinia variegata – stem bark – 48 g
  • Amratvak – Bark of mango – 48 g
  • Mocharasa – Shalmali – Bombax malabaricum – Exudate – 48 g
  • Dhataki – Woodfordia fruticosa – Flower – 768 g
  • Draksha – Dry grapes – 960 g
  • Sharkara – sugar candy – 4.8 kg
  • Jaggery – 2.4 kg
  • Water – 24.576 liters

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Ingredients Quantity
Santalum Album 48 grams
Pavonia Odorata 48 grams
Cyprus Rotundus 48 grams
Gmelina Arborea 48 grams
Nymphaea Stellata 48 grams
Callicarpa Macrophylla 48 grams
Prunus cerasoides 48 grams
Symplocos Racemosa 48 grams
Rubia Cordifolia 48 grams
Pterocarpus Santalinus 48 grams
Cyclea Peltata 48 grams
Swertia Chirata 48 grams
Ficus Benghalensis 48 grams
Mango Tree Bark 48 grams
Semal Gond 48 grams
Woodforida Fruticosa 768 grams
Sucrose Sugar 4800 grams
Jaggery 2400 grams
Water 24 liters

Uses of Chandraprabha Vati 

Traditionally Chandanasava is used in the treatment of spermatorrhoea and burning micturition. It is also used to improve strength. It is a natural cardiac tonic. It also improves digestion power.
It relieves excess body heat.

  • Urinary Tract Infections – Chandanasava is very effective in the treatment of urinary tract infections due to properties of anti-microbial which helps in combating the infections in the body. You can use it for the treatment and reduce the discomfort caused due to within a few dosages as reported
  • Stones – A hard small deposit in the kidney due to the excess acidic formulation in the body or other health problem which create a discomfort, however, it can be treated by consuming Chandanasava due to its properties of antilithiatic
  • – Many factors can lead to kidney failure such as excess creatine, serum urea, and uric acid levels, however, it can be reduced to a balanced level by using Chandanasava on a regular basis as suggested by a specialist
  • Pyospermia – Recent studies have shown tremendous results of Chandanasava for the treatment of pyospermia and reduce its symptoms such as reducing the and improving male fertility rate naturally
  • Burning Micturition – Severe burning sensation with urination which can be used due to in the bladder however, you reduce the burning sensation by using Chandanasava because of its diuretic properties
  • Pyuria
  • Burning Micturition
  • Kidney Stones ( Calculi)
  • Kidney Failure
  • Hyperuricemia
  • Pyospermia (Leukocytospermia)
  • Gonorrhea

The of Chandraprabha Vati 

The general dosage of Chandanasava is as follows.
Children 5 to 10 ml *
Adults 10 to 20 ml *
Maximum Possible Dosage 60 ml Per Day (in divided doses)
Twice a day Equal Amount of Water
Best Time to Take: Immediately after food

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