Remedies by Ailment & Disease

Spasmodic contraction of visceral smooth muscle driven by obstructed Vata wind.

Excess gastric acid causing burning sensation, reflux, and irritation of the esophagus.

Rapid expulsion of liquid stool due to excessive fluid secretion and aggravated Pitta/Vata.

Regurgitation of fermented stomach gas and acidic chyme up into the esophagus.

Sluggish intestinal motility with dry feces caused by Apana Vata vitiation.

Infection or inflammation of bowel lining producing mucous, bloody stools and cramping.

Accumulation of triglyceride lipids within hepatocytes causing slow liver function.

Acute endotoxemia from spoiled or incompatible foods triggering rapid gastrointestinal purging.

Accumulation of entrapped digestive wind caused by weak Jatharagni and Vata stagnation.

Presence of unassimilated digestive sludge (Ama) bogging down the digestive tract.

Spasmodic involuntary contraction of the diaphragm muscle linked to Prana Vata.

Inability of digestive fire to metabolize food, resulting in toxic Ama formation.

Infestation of pinworms, roundworms or tapeworms thriving in mucous-laden gut environments.

Weak structural integrity of the small intestine (Grahani) leading to impaired absorption.

Bile duct congestion and excessive circulating bilirubin staining skin and sclera yellow.

Dampening of metabolic gastric fire resulting in aversion to food and tastelessness.

Erosion of protective gastric mucosal lining by corrosive digestive hydrochloric acid.

Engorged venous hemorrhoidal cushions and mucous tears caused by chronic straining and heat.

Swelling and hypertrophy of the spleen following malarial fevers or hepatic congestion.

Retrograde movement of stomach contents driven by Udana Vata and irritated gastric mucosa.