Reference from Classical Texts: Rastantrasaar and Siddhaprayog Sangraha / Part 1 / Bhasam Prakaran / Page no. 75-80
- Rasayana (Rejuvenating)
- Prameha (Diabetes)
- Rajayakshma (Tuberculosis)
- Dhatu Kshaya (Tissue Loss)
- Raktapitta (Bleeding Disorders)
- Pandu (Anemia)
- Sangrahani (Chronic Diarrhea / IBS)
- Daurbalya (Weakness)
- Hriday Rog (Heart Disease)
- Arsha (Hemorrhoids / Piles)
- Amlapitta (Hyperacidity)
- Mutrakrichchhra (Urinary Obstruction)
- Veerya Stambhan (Semen Retention)
- Kamala (Jaundice)
- Unmad (Insanity / Mania)
- Vran (Ulcers / Wounds)
- Shwasa Roga (Asthma / Chronic Cough)
- Vataroga (Rheumatic / Neurological Disorders)
Abhrak Bhasma (Sahastraputi) is a renowned Ayurvedic formulation prepared through an intricate process involving the repeated incineration of purified mica as many as one thousand times, hence the term "Sahastraputi." This extensive purification and processing make it highly potent and bioavailable. It is considered a powerful maha-rasayana (supreme rejuvenator) in Ayurveda, known for protecting the body from Akal Mrityu (untimely or premature death).
Abhrak bhasma is one of the classical formulations that helps in implying the use of calcined mica ash. Being one of the powerful Rasyan dravya, Abhrak bhasma is not only capable of providing adequate energy to do specific activities but also has a calming effect on the body as well as the mind.
Contraindications
If taken without any prescription from the doctor and in excessive form, it can result in acute bleeding or increased heart rate. It is strictly suggested to avoid the use of this bhasma for pregnant or lactating mothers.
- Keep away from children
- Avoided in lactation and pregnancy
- Store it in a cool and dry place
- Can be taken under expert's supervision
This is pure classical Ayurvedic medicine and should be strictly consumed only after prescription of an Ayurvedic doctor and to be taken under medical supervision only.