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Chandraprabhavati (The Pill Giving the Glow of the Moon)

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Ingredients

Each 250mg tablet contains:

CandraprabhaCamphor1.8mg
VidangaEmbelia ribes1.8mg
ShunthiZingiber officinale1.8mg
MarichPiper longum1.8mg
PippaliPiper nigrum1.8mg
VachaAcorus calamus1.8mg
PippalimoolaPiper longum radix1.8mg
devadaruCesrua deodara1.8mg
GajapippaliScindapsus officinalis1.8mg
AtivishaAconitum heterophyllum1.8mg
MustaCyperus rotundus1.8mg
HaritakiTeminalia chebula1.8 mg
BibhitakiTerminalia beletica1.8mg
ChavyaPiper chava1.8 mg
ChitrakaPlubago zeyllancia1.8mg
KarchurCurcuma zedoaria1.8 mg
ChirettaSwertia chireeta1.8mg
HaridraCurcuma zedoaria1.8mg
SaindavaRocksalt1.8mg
KrishnalavanaBlacksalt1.8mg
BidlavanaSalt1.8mg
YavaksharaPotassii carbonas1.8mg
SajjiksharaSodi carbonas1.8mg
Suvarnamakshika bhasmaFerri sulphuratum1.8mg
GuduchiTinoospora cordifolia1.8mg
DaruharidraBerberis aristata1.8mg
DhanyakaCoriandrum astivum1.8mg
TwakCinnamomum zeylancium7.2mg
Elaelettaria cardamomum7.2mg
TamalapatraCinnamomum tamalae7.2mg
TrivrutOperculina turpethum7.2mg
DantiBaliospermum montanum7.2mg
Vamsa lochanaBambusa arundinaceae7.2mg
Loha bhasmaFerrum14.4mg
KhandasharkaraSaccharum officinalis28.8mg
ShilajitAsphaltum57.6mg
Shuddha gugguluCommiphora mukul57.6mg

Method of preparation

All the herbs and minerals are made into fine powder and mixed with each  other to make a homogeneous mixture. This is then bound with a binding agent such as acacia gum (Sharngadhara Samhita guggulu Sodhana reference: Bharat Bhaisajya Ratnakara)

ENERGETICS

  • Rasa (taste): Bitter, pungent, sweet, astringent
  • Vırya (energy): Heating
  • Vipa ka (post-digestive effect): Pungent
  • Guna (quality): Dry, light
  • Dosa effect: VPK−, P+ in excess
  • Dhatu (tissue): Plasma, blood, fat, reproductive
  • Srotas (channel): Urinary, water, reproductive

AYURVEDIC ACTION

  • Mutravirecana Diuretic
  • Mutrakr.cchraghna Dispels painful urination
  • Asmarihara Lithagogue
  • Vrsya Increases sexual potency
  • Sukrasodhana Sperm purifier
  • Rasayana Rejuvenative

BIOMEDICAL ACTION

Diuretic, emmenagogue, lithagogue, prostatic, antidiabetic, sexual tonic, anti-inflammatory

INDICATIONS

Urine Candraprabha’s primary action is the treatment of urinary problems. It clears kapha and fluid accumulations from the ambuvahasrotas and mutravahasrotas (the water and urinary channels). This excess of fluid can cause cystitis, burning and painful urination with a cloudy colour. The albumin and sugar contents of the urine may be too high. It is a specific for kapha types of prostatitis with post-urinary dribbles, nocturia and urgency. It can benefit urinary stones and renal colic with back pains. It directly scrapes ama and sticky toxins from the channels.

Reproduction It is indicated for infertility caused by water stagnation in the water channels. This can manifest in men as spermatorrhoea, spermaturia, impotence and premature ejaculation. In women there may be the inability to conceive due to salpingitis, ovarian cysts, leucorrhoea and menstrual irregularity.

Diabetes Its significant action on the water channels, kidneys and pancreas point to its use in diabetes and hyperglycaemia, especially the late-onset type that is complicated by obesity and high cholesterol. The Sarngadhara Samhita says that it treats all 20 types of diabetes.

COMBINATIONS

  • Goksuradi guggulu for stones or prostate problems.
  • Punarnavadi guggulu for oedema.
  • Triphala guggulu for obesity and high cholesterol.
  • Ashwagandha and shatavari when infertility is combined with reproductive tissue weakness.
  • Kaisor guggulu in gout.
  • Kacanara guggulu in cysts, endometriosis and fibroids.

CONTRAINDICATIONS

Pathological kidney disease; caution in pregnancy as it has a descending  action.

DOSAGE

500mg–1g three times per day

NOTES

  • The primary ingredients of guggulu and shilajit scrape ama kapha toxins from the urinary system. Guggulu also reduces vata and shilajit nourishes all the dhatu and rejuvenates the reproductive and urinary systems.
  • The synergy of trikat.u, triphala and the other kapha-balancing herbs focus the formula on reducing kapha. The remaining herbs have sharp, penetrating, hot and draining properties that help to dislodge kapha and reduce accumulation.
  • The herbs remove water, balance agni, clear kapha and open the water passages.
  • The ‘candraprabha’ ingredient is camphor, Curcuma zedoaria or Asparagus racemosus, according to different authorities.
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Written by
Dr. Ram Mani Bhandari

Dr. Ram Mani Bhandari is an experienced Ayurvedic physician and Panchakarma expert based in Australia. He is the founder of a successful Ayurveda wellness centre and has been passionate about writing since 2011. Trained in both India and Nepal—the heartlands of Ayurveda—he holds a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (B.A.M.S.) from the Institute of Medicine at Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu. Dr. Bhandari’s areas of expertise include Panchakarma (Ayurvedic detox), Vastu (Vedic architecture), Jyotish (Vedic astrology), and Naturopathy.

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