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BOTANICAL NAME
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TARAXACUM OFFICINALE
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FAMILY
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COMPOSITAE
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SUBSTITUTE
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Not Available
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OTHER NAMES
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SANSKRIT : Dugdhapheni, Lootari, Payasvini
HINDI : Dugchipheni, Dudhi, Baran, Dudal, Dudh-batthal, Dudhal, Dudli, Kanphul, Shamuke, Dudhee, Karatu, Dudhali
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DISTRIBUTION
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This species is globally distributed in Eurasia. Within India, it has been reported from Himachal Pradesh (Lahaul-Spiti : Common throughout the area. Sissu-Gondhla) T. officinale Weber ex Wiggers - is it the same WOI- found throughout the temperate Himalayas, in the Khasi hills of Meghalaya, Mishmi hills of Arunachal Pradesh, and in the hills of South India at altitudes of 300-5,400 metres; it also occurs in Gujarat.
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DOSE
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Churna 1/2 - 1 gm, Kwath 25 - 50 ml
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CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
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Seponin, Stigmasterol, Inulin, Lavulin
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AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES
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Laghu, Ruksha, Tikshan
Tikt, Katu
Katu
Ushan
Yakrit
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THERAPEUTIC USES
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Abdominal disorders
Skin diseases
Anti-pyretic
Sweat inducing
General weakness
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FORMULATIONS (Yog)
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Not available
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