Indications:
- Pacifies the 3 Doshas (tridoshas)
- It is a stimulant and an aphrodisiac
- Strengthens the tissues (Dhatu) of the body
- It is a rejuvenator (rasayana)
- Useful in the treatment of
- Fevers
- Cough
- Rheumatism
- Paralysis
- Tremors
- Kapha and Vata disorders
- Many other diseases
Preparation:
Ingredients:
- Spleen Amaranth leaves – 1 bunch
- Ghee – 10 ml
- Urud dal – 1 spoon full
- Mustard – 1tsp
- Pepper powder – 1 pinch
- Asafoetida – 1 pinch
- Rock salt – 1 pinch
Method:
Separate the leaves from the weeds and grass. Wash it well. Chop and cook it using very little rock salt. Add a pinch of pepper powder for taste. Cook for 5-7 minutes only. Season with asafoetida, mustard, urud dal and cumin seeds using ghee.
Glossary:
Dhatu - The basic structural and nutritional body part that supports and nourishes the seven body tissues. These seven tissues of our body include the plasma, blood, muscle, fat, bones, bone marrow and semen.
Rasayanam – Means ‘rejuvenation’. Any diet, medicine or therapy that rejuvenates or regenerates the body and mind helps to prevent decay and delays aging.
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Dear sir, I read the health benefits of mint leaves. Many are not aware of this. It is amazing that it can cure digestive disorders, liver disorders, vomiting etc. I thank you sir for the information. This must be made known to the public in popular news papers or TV. I have a personal problem. I have stomach irritation, belching and regurgitation after every meal. English medicines are not very effective. Some kind of home remedy, I shall greatly appreciate. Thanks a lot Prof. M. Vivekanandan