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Line 398: − − === Further reading === − − #K Nishteshwar, Text book of DravyaGuna, Chaukhambha Surabharati Prakashan, Varanasi, First Edition 2007, p.no 212 − #http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/herbfinder/cassia-fistula.htm − #http://www.rain-tree.com/canafistula.htm#.UvgGHWKSxOI − #C P Khare, Indian Medicinal Plants an Illustrated Dictionary, First Edition,Springer(India) Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, P.No 128 − #P V Sharma, Guruprasad Sharma, Kaiyadeva Nighantu,Chaukhmbha Orientalia, II Edition, 2006,p.no 174 − #Indradev Tripathi, Rajanighantu of Pt Narahari, Chaukhmbha Orientalia 4th Edition,2006,p.no 272 − #Vd Bapalal, Nighantu Adarsha, Vol 1, Chaukhabha Bharati Academy, Varanasi,II Edition,1999, p.no 474 − #R K Sharma, Bhagwan Das, Agnivesha, Charaka Samhita, Vol III, Chaukhambha Sanskrit Series,2009P.No 187(Jwara 3/232) − #R K Sharma, Bhagwan Das, Agnivesha, Charaka Samhita, Vol II, Chaukhambha Sanskrit Series,2009P.No 345(Ch Chi 7/97) − #R K Sharma, Bhagwan Das, Agnivesha, Charaka Samhita, Vol IV, Chaukhambha Sanskrit Series,2009 P.No 288(Visarpa 21-88-89) − #K R Shrikantha Murthy, Vagbhathas Ashtanga Hridaya, Vol II,Chaukhambha Krishnadas Academy, Varanasi,2009, p.no 453 − #R K Sharma, Bhagwan Das, Agnivesha, Charaka Samhita, Vol V, Chaukhambha Sanskrit Series,2009P.No 9(Ch Chi 27/25-26) − #R K Sharma, Bhagwan Das, Agnivesha, Charaka Samhita, Vol III, Chaukhambha Sanskrit Series,2009P.No 541(Ch Chi 13/69-70)
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Root of ''aragwadha'' is good antipyretic as well as good purgative. Leaves of this plant is good ''saaraka'' (that increase intestinal movements). ''Aragwadha'' fruit pulp with tamarind fruit pulp taken in the night helps to relieve constipation. ''Aragwadha'' fruit pulp can be given even with food and article which patient desires. Foods and articles should be either sweet, pungent or salty in taste. Astringent and bitter even though patient desires should not be used as it hinders drug absorption.[16]
Root of ''aragwadha'' is good antipyretic as well as good purgative. Leaves of this plant is good ''saaraka'' (that increase intestinal movements). ''Aragwadha'' fruit pulp with tamarind fruit pulp taken in the night helps to relieve constipation. ''Aragwadha'' fruit pulp can be given even with food and article which patient desires. Foods and articles should be either sweet, pungent or salty in taste. Astringent and bitter even though patient desires should not be used as it hinders drug absorption.[16]
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