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Liver Problems INFECTIVE HEPATITIS (Inflammation of the Liver) Take a litre of water, add to it two teaspoons of Coriander seeds and an equal quantity of White Cummin and a…

By Vijayalakshmi 1 min read
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  1. INFECTIVE HEPATITIS (Inflammation of the Liver)
  2. CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER
  3. LIVER TONIC

INFECTIVE HEPATITIS (Inflammation of the Liver)

Take a litre of water, add to it two teaspoons of Coriander seeds and an equal quantity of White Cummin and a fistful of Black berries of Makoi (Ganike soppu fruits). Leave the mixture overnight. In the morning take a glass of this infusion, sweetened with palm candy. Repeat twice or thrice a day for a week or two. Urination increases, fever comes down, yellow colouration gradually reduces and the condition improves.

Give Blue radiation over the fifth rib on the right side in the midline for five minutes daily. Give Blue radiation for 5 minutes on Ajna Chakra (Cavernous Plexus) daily.

Mookkirattai (Punarnava) leaves and roots can be boiled fresh or dry and taken daily as this plant is Hepato
protective.

CIRRHOSIS OF THE LIVER

Beetroot, Lemon, Papaya, Grapes, Apple, Pears, Grapefruit, Orange, Pineapple, Peaches are good. Use of salt should
be restricted.

Kadugu Rohini (Tamil) decoction cures the liver problems.

Steam Cabbage or eat raw Cabbage.

LIVER TONIC

Take 1 tsp. of Harda powder at bedtime in hot water for 7 to 21 days.

Make decoction of Tinospora Cordifolia (Amrutha balli in Kannada) stems. Take a cup twice a day for 7 to 21 days.

Make a paste of Phyllanthus Amarus (Whole plant). Take in the size of a Gooseberry fruit with ½ cup of milk for 7 to
21 days

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Vijayalakshmi

Smt. Vijayalakshmi is a practicing Naturopath. She has delivered lectures in "Mane Maddu (Home Remedies)" Program conducted by AYUSH, a Govt. of India undertaking. She delivers regular lectures on organic farming and naturopathy in many institutions of the country.

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