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tanay

On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 10:03 AM, R. Vijayasankar
<[email protected]>wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> At least nineteen different plant species (list is given below) are having
> the same common name 'Rasna', according to FRLHT's database.
> http://envis.frlht.org/ver_search.php
>
> So, whatever information provided (Ctrl C plus Ctrl V!) in this thread are
> perhaps pertaining to the 'drug' Rasna and may not be of this plant in
> particular. Because some version of 'Rasna' may not contain Pluchea at all!
>
> [Some expert in Ayurveda in our group may be in a position to explain this
> situation much better. Noorie, are you reading this!].
>
> And another bitter truth is that most of the information found on internet
> (except few really serious, authentic sites) are need to be verified! One
> such simple example: check for Terminalia bellirica in the same site
> referred by Mr.Tanay, and see the picture! The same picture has been copied
> and used in several sites incorrectly, without proper verification.
> Similarly there are hundreds of sites having unverified information!
>
> *List of species having the vernacular name 'Rasna' (Source: FRLHT
> Database) *
>
>   *Total Records Found - 19 (Note: Each and every record here has
> reference to published literature)*
> Acampe papillosa
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Alpinia calcarata
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Alpinia chinensis
> *rasna*(Kannada), *rasna*h(Sanskrit),
>  Alpinia galanga
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Aristolochia indica
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Blepharispermum subsessile
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Dodonaea viscosa
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Enicostemma littorale
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Inula helenium
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Inula racemosa
> *rasna*bheda(Kannada), *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Lochnera rosea
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Ophiorrhiza mungos
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>
>   Pluchea lanceolata
> *rasna*(Tibetan), *rasna*(Sanskrit), *rasna*(Marathi),
>  Rauvolfia serpentina
> dumpa*rasna*(Telugu), *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Saccolabium papillosum
> *rasna*(Sanskrit), *rasna*(Marathi), *rasna*(Kannada),
>  Vanda roxburghii
> *rasna* nai(Hindi), *rasna*(Sanskrit), trna*rasna*(Sanskrit), *rasna*(Urdu),
>
>  Vanda tessellata
> *rasna*(Hindi), *rasna*(Sanskrit), *rasna*(Marathi),
>  Viscum album
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>  Withania coagulens
> *rasna*(Sanskrit),
>
>
>
> With regards
>
> R. Vijayasankar
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 10:32 PM, Pankaj Kumar <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> The information presented here is a big mistake. The link provided are
>> kind of misleading.
>> Rasna in ayurveda is a common orchid, Vanda tessellata and not this plant.
>> Regards
>> Pankaj
>>
>>
>>
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>>
>> On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 8:55 AM, Dr Pankaj Kumar <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>  >
>> >
>> >
>> > ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>> > From: tanay bose <[email protected]>
>> > Date: Apr 17, 9:15 am
>> > Subject: Rasana from Panipat
>> > To: efloraofindia
>> >
>> >
>> > Dear Balkar Ji,
>> > I am adding some ayurvedic medical properties of the plant
>> >
>> > **
>> >
>> > *ØDelays the signs of aging
>> >
>> > ØUseful in management of all metabolic disorders
>> >
>> > ØValued highly in management of all Vata diseases i.e. the diseases
>> > with
>> > nervous system involvement
>> >
>> > ØUseful in management of skin diseases
>> >
>> > Øuseful in management of respiratory discomfort, edematous conditions,
>> > chronic fever and toxicities.
>> >
>> > *
>> >
>> > **
>> > *Common Name:*
>> > *Rasna*
>> >
>> > *Sanskrit Name:*
>> > *Rasna*- Means 'a plant having tongue (*Rasana*) shaped leaves' or
>> > One that increases Rasa etc. all the *Dhatus* (Nutritive tissues) or
>> > The plant which is enjoyed by the *Vata* (Diseases involving nervous
>> > system) patients
>> > *Yukta*- Means which can be used in different diseases
>> > *Surabhi/ Sugandha*- Having a pleasant smell
>> > *Elaparni*- Means its leaves are like those of *Ela* (Cardamom)
>> >
>> > *Lt. Name:*
>> > *Pluchea lanceolata- Compositae*
>> >
>> > *Bio energetics:*
>> > *Rasa* (Taste)- *Tikta* (Bitter)
>> > *Guna* (Characteristics)- *Guru* (Heavy)
>> > *Veerya* (Potency)- *Ushna* (Warm)
>> > *Vipaka* (Post digestion effect)- *Katu* (Pungent)
>> > *Prabhava* (Special action for which there is no explanation how it
>> > happens)- *Vishaghna* (Very good anti toxic herb)
>> >
>> > *Effect on Tridoshas (Three bio humors):*
>> > *Rasna *pacifies *Vata* and *Kapha* i.e. it is useful in management of
>> > diseases resulting from aggravated *Vata/ Kapha* or both. It is said
>> > to be
>> > the best *Vata* pacifier herb.
>> >
>> > *Actions according to Ayurveda:*
>> > Vaya sthapana- *Rasna** *delays the signs of aging
>> > *Aam pachani- **Rasna ** is useful in management of all metabolic
>> > disorders*
>> > Sidhma hrit- *Rasna * is useful in management of skin diseases
>> > Vata hara- *Rasna *is valued highly in management of all Vata diseases
>> > i.e.
>> > the diseases with nervous system involvement
>> > Anuvasanopaga- *Rasna *adds up in effect of Anuvasana Vasti
>> > (Therapeutic
>> > enema with oil as the major constituent)
>> >
>> > Besides all this, *Rasna *is also useful in management of respiratory
>> > discomfort, edematous conditions, chronic fever and toxicities.
>> >
>> > *Useful part:*
>> > Leaves
>> >
>> > *Doses:*
>> > Powder- 3-6 gm; Decoction- 50-100 ml
>> >
>> > *Some useful combinations with Rasna:*
>> > *Rasnadi kwatha; Rasnadi tail; Rasnadi ghruta*
>> >
>> > *Special notes about Rasna:*
>> >
>> >    - *Charaka considered **Rasna **as the best medicament for
>> > pacifying Vata,
>> >    the the sensory and the motor regulator of the body.*
>> >    - *Rasna  *is warm in nature, because of it body mask of *Rasna*
>> > along
>> >    with *Aguru* (*Aquilaria agallocha*) is very useful in conditions
>> >    resulting from long stay in cold.
>> >
>> > ADOPTED FROM :http://www.ayurvedicdietsolutions.com/Rasna.php
>> >
>> > Regards
>> > Tanay
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> > On Fri, Apr 16, 2010 at 10:58 PM, Balkar Arya <[email protected]>
>> > wrote:
>> >> Dear All
>> >> Pluchea lanceolata
>> >> Rasana
>> >> from Kabri Panipat
>> >
>> >> Regards
>> >> Dr Balkar Singh
>> >> Head, Deptt. of Botany and Biotechnology
>> >> Arya P G College, Panipat
>> >> Haryana-132103
>> >> 09416262964
>> >
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