Unani Formulation - Jamia Hamdard
Unani Formulation - Jamia Hamdard
Unani Formulation - Jamia Hamdard
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Seemab, Para (Mercury)<br />
There are three following methods of purifying Seemab (Mercury)<br />
(a) Seemab (Mercury) is ground with half burnt brick pieces for 12<br />
hours. It is then washed with water and Seemab is separated. The<br />
whole process is repeated three times.<br />
(b) Seemab (Mercury) is kept in a four layered thick cloth bag (50<br />
count) and squeezed out by pressing with hands. This process is<br />
repeated till the blackish tinge of Seemab completely disappears.<br />
(c) Seemab (Mercury) is ground with turmeric powder as long as the<br />
powder does not change its original colour. The resultant product<br />
is called Seemab Mudabbar.<br />
Beesh (Aconitum nepallus root)<br />
30 gm of Beesh is cut into small pieces, tied in a bag of clean fine<br />
cloth and dipped in a vessel containing milk so that the bag is<br />
completely immersed without touching the bottom. When the milk<br />
is completely evaporated, the pieces of Beesh are removed and washed<br />
well with water to obtain Beesh Mudabbar.<br />
Hartal (Arsenic ore)<br />
Juice of 5 kg of Paith (Benincasa hispida fruit) taken and kept in a<br />
vessel. Sixty grams small piece of Hartal (Arsenic ore) are put in<br />
clean soft cloth and immersed in Paith (Benincasa hispida fruit) juice<br />
without touching the bottom of the vessel and boiled. When the Paith<br />
(Benincasa hispida fruit) juice is completely evaporated. The Hartal<br />
(Arsenic ore) piece are removed and washed with water thoroughly<br />
and obtain purified Hartal (Arsenic ore) or Hartal Mudabbar<br />
(Arsenic ore purified or detoxified).<br />
Sang-e-Surma, Sang-e-Basri (Antimony)<br />
These are some following methods of purifying Sang-e-Surma.<br />
(a) A piece of Sang-e-Surma is covered with the goat’s fat and kept<br />
on low fire till all the fat is burnt completely into fumes. The<br />
piece of Sang-e-Surma is then taken out from the fire and<br />
immersed in Araq-e-Gulab or ice water. The whole process is<br />
repeated three times.<br />
(b) A piece of Sang-e-Surma is immersed in Araq-e-Gulab or Araqe-Badiyan<br />
and heated till the Arq evaporated. This process is<br />
repeated seven times.<br />
(c) Sang-e-Surma is immersed in Aab Triphala (Haleela (Terminelia<br />
chebula fruit), Balela (Terminelia belerica fruit) and Amla<br />
(Emblica officinalis fruits soaked water) and boiled for 12 hours.<br />
(d) Sang-e-Surma is kept immersed in Aab-e-Baran (rainwater) or<br />
distilled water for 21 days.<br />
Nankhuah (Carum capticum seed), Zeera safed (Cyminum Cuminum<br />
seed), Zeera Siyah (Carum carvi seed) and other seed of Har (hot)<br />
and Yabis (dry) temperament<br />
Either of the above drugs is soaked in Sirka Naishakar (Sugarcane<br />
vinegar). The level of sugarcane vinegar in the container should be<br />
5cm above the level of drug. Leave it for seventy-two hours. The<br />
drug is then removed and allowed to dry and then roasted over a low<br />
fire before use. Besides purifying through this method, the efficacy<br />
of the drugs is also enhanced.<br />
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