Ashtangasamgraha 12.28
Aṣṭāṅgasaṃgraha 12.28
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12.28
laghu sauvarcalaṃ hṛdyaṃ sugandhyudgāraśodhanam |
kaṭupākaṃ vibandhaghnaṃ dīpanīyaṃ rucipradam ||
cikitsāyāmanirvedastadārogyasya lakṣaṇam ||
udāvartarujānāhairmohatṛḍdahanajvaraiḥ ||
samyak prayuktairdehasya balamagneśca vardhate ||
yathāsvamuktairanu ca prakṣālyoṣṇena vāriṇā ||
Sauvarcala salt is light, pleasing to the heart, fragrant, purifying eructations, / pungent in post-digestive effect, destroying constipation, digestive-stimulating, and imparting appetite.
Non-despair in treatment is the sign of health.
With reverse movement of vāta, pain, abdominal distension, stupor, thirst, burning sensation, and fever.
When properly administered, the strength of the body and of the digestive fire increases.
And having washed [it] with hot water as stated appropriately,
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