Clinical evaluation of rajata bhasma and its hipoglycemic effect on madhumeha
Journal name: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Original article title: Clinical evaluation of rajata bhasma and its hipoglycemic effect on madhumeha
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Surekha
Nagareka Darji
Shankara Gowda
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Year: 2020
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Introduction: This study is conducted to evaluate hypoglycemic effect of Rajata bhasma in madhumeha ( Diabetes mellitus). Methods: A single blind clinical trial was conducted at department of Taranath Govt, Ayurvedic Medical College Bellary. 30 patients were selected and rajata bhasma was administered in a dose of 65 mg twice a day with triphala kwath as anupana (120 ml). Treatment was given for 21 days and results (subjective and objective parameters) were analyzed before and after treatment. In subjective parameters prabhootamutrata, Trishnadhikya, paadadaha, Dourbalyata, Swedadhikyata, Bhrama etc. Whereas F.B.S level, P.P.B.S level and FUS, PPUS level considered as objective. Results: It was observed that both subjective and objective parameters analyzed statistically showed the significant results with reduced F.B.S level at (P<0.001) and comparatively less significant in P.P.B.S level at (P<0.1) of blood sugar, FUS and PPUS level were reduced significantly at (p<0.01) and (P<0.001) respectively along with reduction in subjective parameters at (P<0.001). Conclusion: Rajata Bhasma prepared as per the textual standards is effective in Madhumeha and showing a way out to the individual suffering from this chronic disease. The study confirmed the effect of Rajata bhasma in madhumeha . Keywords: Rajata bhasma, Madhumeha, Diabetes mellitus INTRODUCTION INTERNATIONAL AYURVEDIC MEDICAL JOURNAL Surekha et al
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