Vrishaghrita

Modern description

Vrishaghrita, processed with herbs known for their aphrodisiac and rejuvenating properties, is traditionally used to support reproductive health, strength, and vitality.

Purpose

Classical formulation

Indications

• Debility
• Emaciation
• Oligospermia
• Impotency
• General Weakness
• Vata disorders
• Reproductive problems

Classical indications

• Kshaya (Wasting)
• Bala Kshaya (Loss of Strength)
• Shukra Kshaya (Deficiency of Semen)

Karma

• Vrishya (Aphrodisiac)
• Balya (Tonic)
• Rasayana (Rejuvenative)
• Pushtida (Nourishing)
• Vatahara

Key ingredients

• Jivaka
• Rishabhaka
• Meda
• Mahameda
• Kakoli
• Ksheerakakoli
• Mudgaparni
• Mashaparni
• Kamala
• Utpala
• Brihati
• Kantakari
• Prishniparni
• Shalaparni
• Gokshura
• Bala
• Vidari
• Ashwagandha
• Payasya
• Ikshu

Adult dose

5-10 grams (approximately 1-2 teaspoons)

Pediatric dose

2.5-5 ml (adjust based on age and weight)

Preparation steps

• Collection of raw materials.
• Cleaning and processing of herbs.
• Preparation of Kalka (paste) of herbs.
• Mixing Kalka with Ghrita (ghee).
• Heating the mixture at a controlled temperature.
• Filtering the Ghrita.
• Quality control testing.
• Packaging and storage.

Safety contraindications

• Not recommended for individuals with known allergies to any of the ingredients. Avoid in cases of acute fever or indigestion.