Efficacy of Guduchi Swarasa (Bhavaprakasa) in the Management of Madhumeh
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https://doi.org/10.47552/ijam.v12i4.2104Keywords:
Guduchi Swarasa, MadhumehaAbstract
Nowadays due to change in lifestyle, a human beings is attracting many diseases because of poor quality of food, eating more than necessary, sleeping during day time, eating fast food and improved stress in society. Madhumeha can be linked with Diabetes mellitus in modern medicine, which is attracting the whole world as a non-infectious epidemic. A total of 25-patients with classical symptoms of Madhumeh, irrespective of sex, occupation, etc was chosen for the clinical trial. The assessment was done on the basis of evolution in Rogabala, Dehabala, Chetasabala, and Agnibala by specific scoring patterns. The results were analyzed statistically by Paired t-test. In symptom-wise statistical analysis, it is seen that Guduchi Swarasa is significantly effective in the symptoms of Madhumeha. Guduchi Swarasa has major hypoglycemic action and it is more on post-meal blood sugar level.
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