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BOTANICAL NAME
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CISSUS QUADRANGULARIS
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FAMILY
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VITACEAE
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SUBSTITUTE
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Not Available
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OTHER NAMES
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SANSKRIT : Asthishrinkhala, Asthisanhari, Asthisamhari, Asthisamhrta, Asthisandhani, Asthisanhara, Asthisrinkala, Asthisrnkhala, Astisamhara, Grantiman
HINDI : Hadjod, Hadjod, Hadjora, Jangli-angoor
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DISTRIBUTION
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The global distribution of this species is reportedly to be in the Indo-Malesian region. In India this rambling shrub is found in scrub jungles, roadsides and wastelands. In interior Karnataka, it occurs in the districts of Bangalore, Bellary, Chikmagalur, Chitradurga, Hassan, Kolar, Mysore and Tumkur. This species is globally distributed in Paleotropics. Within India, it is found throughout, particularly in the hotter parts; also cultivated in gardens.
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DOSE
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Swaras 10 - 20 ml
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CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS
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Calcium oxalate, Carotne and ascorbic acid, 3 - ketosteroid, Amyrin, Amyrone, Vitamin c
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AYURVEDIC PROPERTIES
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Laghu, Ruksha
Madhur
Madhur
Ushan
Asthisandhaniya
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THERAPEUTIC USES
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Fractures
Analgesic
Anti-inlammatoy
Vatrakat
Abdominal disorders
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FORMULATIONS (Yog)
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Laksha guggulu
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