CONTENTS Prathama Khaudha Mangalacaranam Mana Paribhasa Šärangadhara view Types of Mana Magadha mana paribāsa Weight of dry and Wet substances Measurement [volume) of Kudava Nomenclature of the Yoga [Recipe] Kalinga Paribāsa Mana for drava and ärdhra dravya Mana of śuşka [dry] and ärdhra [wet] dravya Expiry period of Sneha Kalpana Expiry period of different dosage forms Selection of Ingredients according to Särangadhara Quality of drugs on the basis of their accurence Part (prayojyänga) Indicated for different medicinal plant Establishment of new formulations Identification of drugs Drug collection according to seasons General Princeple for collection of different drugs and materials Collection of meat from different animals Collection of milk, urin and excreta Sāmānya Paribhāşa (General Principles) Substitutes (Pratinidhi dravya) for different drugs Advise of Substitutes while in non availability of drugs Consideration of drugs in a gana Dwitiya Khanda Pañca vidha Kaşāya Kalpanā Swarasa Swarasa extraction method from dried drugs Another method of swarasa Swarasa mātra Puțapāka vidhi for swarasa kalpanā Kalka kalpanā Kwātha kalpanā Kwatha kalpana according to Ācārya Śārangadhara Page N Administration method of Kwatha kalpana and its matra Sita kasay Tandulodaka Another method of tandulodaka Phanta kalpana Sita and Phanta according to Maharsi Viswamitra Usnodaka Rasakriya, avaleha, leha and päka Vataka, modaka, pinda, guda, varti, vati, gutika and vati Dravya Matra (dosage of medicines posology) Another school of thought regarding posology Mätra mentioned only for Sneha and Kwatha Matra according to dosage form Mātra according to agnibala Kälinga and Magadha mana Jala parimaņa [water quantity) mentioned for dravya päka Jala parimana [water quantity] according to drug cinsistancy (e.g. mrdu, madyama and khatina) Jala parimāņa (water quantity) and quantity of drug Yavāgu, Yūşa Kalpana, Peya etc. Peya etc. With dravya kalka Anna, vilepi, manda, Yavāgu Identifying features of vilepi, manda, yavāgu, peya etc. Yavägu [another method] Vilepi Peya and Yüşa Characters of peya and Tüşa Manda, Bhakta etc. Another method of manda Māmsarasa kalpanā Another method of Mämsa rasa kalpanā Lākşa rasa kalpana Prakşepa dravya Cūrņa, Kalka, guțika and vatika etc. dose and mode of administration Dose of Main dravya [cürņa etc.] and anupāna [kwātha etc.] Prakşepa dravya matra Praksepa dravya matra on the basis of dose Kşīra pāka etc. Trtiya Khanda Sneha kalpana Taila kalpana Dravadravya matra of taila kalpana Kasaya, sneha, kalka mätra with reference to taila kalpana General rule of sneha kalpana Drava dravya matra according to its number Another school of thought regarding drava dravya matra 4 dravya mātra Another school of thought regarding kalka, sneha, drava- Quantity of water in relation to taila kalpana Flower paste & oil Ratio Quantity of milk in relation to taila kalpanā Quantity of liquid where there is no mentioning Liquid & oil ratio based on the no. of Liquids other school General principle of oil manufacturing Quantum of ghee/oil for processing Liquid & drug Ratio in decoction making General rule of oil manufacturing Fundamental rules in drug manufacturing Processing of oil in presence of excessive ingredients Procurement of ingredients-general rule in reference to- oil processing Omissions and commissions in procuring the- ingredients General rule of oil/ghee processing Types of drugs and water proportions Liquid proportions based on the quantity of drug General rule for adding paste General rule for liquids exceeding 5 nos. General rule of oil/ghee processing in the absence of liquids General rule of oil/ghee processing in the absence of paste Processing of oil with flowers End stage properties of oil End stage properties of ghee Different end stages of oil/ghee Different end stage properties of oil/ghee Therapeutic utility of oil/ghee-other school Different end stage properties of oil/ghee End point characters of ghee and oil-other school End point characters of ghee and oil General manufacturing rule of oil/ghee Preparation of Guda paka-other school Manufacturing of Guggulu preparations Triphala decoction making-Other School Triphala decoction making-Other School Triphala decoction making Triphala for Sthali Päka General rule for liquid media in Loha Puta Paka Triphala for Bhanu Päka of Loha Preparation of Decoction for Loha Sodhana-Patañjali's view Preparation of Decoction for Loha Sodhana-other school Qualities of Loha Bhasma- patanjali's view Properties of Ideal Loha Bhasma-other school End stages of Loha Päka Different end stage properties of Loha Paka Maceration/steeping procedure-second school End stages of Loha Paka Different end stage properties of Loha Päka Maceration/steeping procedure Maceration/steeping procedure-second school Preparation of Alkaline waters General rule for incorporating the ingredients Procedure for mixing powders Additives in powders/pills Exceptions to general metrology Vehicle (Anupāna) Importance of vehicles Pharmacological properties of vehicle Ideal qualities of vehicle Importance of vehicle Effect of vehicle Ideal properties of vehicle Ideal vehicles Vehicles-second school Ideal vehicles third school Ideal vehicles fourth school Dose of vehicle as per doşik involvement Dose of vehicle Vehicle on loha therapy Milk as vehicle Patañjali's view Contraindications for cold water as vehicle Drug dose calculations in infants Drug dose calculation Dose calculations in children. Drug administration to infants Mode of drug administration in children Stages of children& importance of Balanced food Drug administration period Drug administration Drug administration -1ª period -2nd period -3rd period -4th period -5th period Basic idea of management/treatment Basic idea of management-Caraka's view Judging of correct line of treatment Conditions for instituting 2nd line of treatment Amalgamation of treatments Management of seasonal disorders Drug Bio-transformation time Results of the irrational treatment Caturāmla Pañcāmla Pañca lavana Lavana catusthaya Astha Mūtram Catursneha Astha Kṣīram Trisugandha Trijāta Caturjāta Sarvagandham Mahā triphala Swalpa Triphala Trikațu Trimada Pañca ksīrī Vrksa Pañca Pallavam Pañca Kola Sadüsan Maha Pañcamüla Kanīya Pañcamüla Trina Pañcamüla Valli Pañcamüla Kanțaka Pañcamüla Astha varga Jivaniya Gaņa Śweta Marīca Jyesthämbu Sukhodaka Gudāmbu Veśavāra Kāñji Amla Mülak Katwar Udaświt Dadhi Kūrcika Takra Kurcika Sukta Śīdhu Asava Maireya Aranālam Amlavataka Krśara Swalpa cukram Definition of Asav and aristha Sidhu Different Layers of Sura and their names Vāruņi Guda sukta Mrdwīka sukta Tuşāmbu Souvirak Tusodak Kanji Šikandi Madhusuktam Properties of Khanda Yüsa, Kämbalika Tarpana-anabolic drinks Mantha Usnodaka Synonyms of treatment/management Cțurtha Khanda Importance of śodhana (body cleansing) Five types/Measures of śodhana Age factors for their administration Vamana Vedhi (Emisis) Method of inducing Vomiting (Emisis) Seasons for the Administration Emitics and Purgatives Second school of thought Seasions Contraindications Conditions to Induce of Emisis and Purgation in- contra-indicated seasons Signs and symptoms of proper Emisis Effects of proper Emisis Advers effects of improper Emisis Effects of over induction of Vomiting Conditions for induction of Emisis Preparation of Emitics Second school of thought Method of adding Honey to the Emitics and Purgatives Contraindications for induction of Emisis Conditions for relaxation Posology of Emitics Assessment of Emisis Ideal features of Emitics Virecana (Purgation) Preparation for induction Adverse effects in unprepared patient Method of induction in unprepared patient Seasions for induction Contraindications for induction Indications for induction Body Tolerance Assessment of proper induction Posology of purgatives Second school of thought Four means of assessement Measurement of Prastha Discontinueing time for induction Conditions for assessing the proper induction. Effects of proper purgation. Adverse effects of induction Effects of over induction. Contraindications for induction Nasya-Nasal inhalation/insufflation/B&d (see Purgation)- instillation Types and Definition Time of administration. Types of (Second school) Administration of Pratimarśa nasya Types of Avapīdana nasya Second school of thought Definition of avapīdana nasya Pradhamana nasya Indications for Virecana nasya Snehana nasya Avapīdan nasya Pradhamana nasya Posology of nasya Age specifications for administration of nasya Contraindications for administration of nasya Vasti(Enima) Anuvāsana vasti Conditions for administration for anuvāsana vasti Apparatus for giving vasti Ideal specifications ions for nazle Enima bladers/can-preparation of enima bladers Nozzle specification for irigating wound Nozzles meterial used for Nozzles selection according to age Apparatus assembling Ideal bladers Deffinition of vasti Anuvāsana vasti Types of Indications for Contra indications-for Effects of vasti Seasonal specifications for administration Effects of oily foods on Effects of over dosing Posology of Posology of nirūha vasti as per age Effects of anuvāsana vasti Effects of over indulgence Containdications for anuvāsana vasti Nirūhavasti Contraindications of Relaxation conditions of emergence Conditions and time for Vāghbhatas school of thought Deffinition of Time of administration Drugs used for Śārangadhara school of thought Synonims of Posology of Contraindications Indications Preparation of paitent Method of administration Ideal drug properties Second school of thought Method of administration Drug dose caluculation Effects of proper nirūha vasti Adverse effects Uttaravasti Deffinition of Nozzles sepcification Posology of Method of administration Method of administration in fimales Nozzle introduction in children Time of administration in fimales Posology in fimales and children Method of administration Measures to over come side effects Indications and contraindication Effects sequalae Phalavarti Posology another school of thought Dhümapana (smoking) Effects of Effects of untimely and excssive smoking Type and effects of Method of Contraindication of Gandūşa and kavala (gargiling) Types of Effects of Difference between kavala and gandūşa Posology Time of gargling Adverse effects Effects Another school of thought Raktamokşaņa (Blood letting) Effects of excessive blood letting Qualities of individual with healthy blood Place and age specification for veenisection Contraindications Grta taila mūrcana Grta mūrcana Katu taila (masturd oil) mūrcana Erañda taila (castor oil) mūrcana Tila taila (sisame oil) mūrcana Taila mūrcana Perfuming agents Second school of thought Proportion of purfuming agents Perfuming agents-third school of thought