Rejuvenating Remedy Called Nivrtta Santaapiya (Nivrtatasamtapiyarasayanama)

Modern description

Nivrtta-Santaapiya is a classical rejuvenative remedy believed to promote vitality and longevity. It helps to balance Pitta dosha and reduce burning sensations, excessive thirst, and bleeding disorders.

Purpose

Rejuvenating remedy

Indications

• Burning sensations, especially during fever or due to Pitta aggravation, excessive thirst, bleeding disorders, skin diseases with burning sensation, general debility associated with heat, mild fever, inflammatory conditions.

Classical indications

• Daha (Burning sensation)
• Trishna (Excessive Thirst)
• Raktapitta (Bleeding disorders)

Karma

• Pittashamaka (Pacifies Pitta)
• Dahahara (Relieves Burning Sensation)
• Trishna Nigrahana (Controls Thirst)
• Raktaprasadana (Improves Blood Quality)
• Sheetala (Cooling)

Key ingredients

• assuming equal parts by weight unless specified.
• Based on the name
• 'Nivrtta-Santaapiya'
• and common Ayurvedic principles
• a likely formulation could include: Musta
• Ushira
• Amalaki
• Chandana
• Draksha (Vitis vinifera

Adult dose

Powder: 3-6 grams, once or twice daily. Kashaya: 50-100 ml, once or twice daily.

Pediatric dose

1-3 grams

Preparation steps

• Collect the specified herbs.
• Clean and dry the herbs properly.
• Prepare a decoction (kashaya) using the appropriate method as per classical texts.
• Concentrate the decoction to the desired consistency.
• Add honey or other sweeteners as indicated.
• Mix well and store in a clean, airtight container.

Safety contraindications

• Not suitable for individuals with severe Kapha imbalances, uncontrolled diabetes, or known allergies to any of the ingredients.