Baidyanath Nripatiballabh Ras (80 Tablets) For Headache, Reduces Mild To High Temperature, Skin Diseases, Indigestion, Liver Diseases, Diarrhea, Joint Pain

Nripatiballabh Ras

Nripatiballabh Ras is a herbomineral-metallic Ayurvedic medicine. It is a Ras Aushadhi. Mercury is known as Rasa in Ayurveda and medicines that are prepared using purified mercury, purified Sulphur, Bhasma etc. are named as Ras Aushadhi (Mercurial Preparations). Para, Parad, Rasa or mercury is a heavy metal that remains liquid at room temperature. It is used in Ayurveda only after proper detoxification as per classical Ayurvedic texts. Parad is ingredient of numerous medicines due to its powerful medicinal properties.

It balances Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Ras Aushadhi are fast acting. They nourishes whole body and has tonic, aphrodisiac, rejuvenative, anti-aging, wound-healer, and antimicrobial effect. The combination of mercury with other medicinal ingredients enhances the therapeutic efficacy of medicine due to Yogvahi property of Parad. In preparation of Ras Aushadhi/medicine first Kajjali is made from purified Parad and Gandhak. As these medicines contain heavy metals, it is better to take them as prescription drugs.

Nripatiballabh Ras is indicated in treatment of Sangrahni/ Grahni roga. Grahni roga, is a condition in which Grahan Shakti or grasping power of intestine is lost. This causes malabsorption and the stool becomes loose and frothy. There can be pain in abdomen. In Ayurveda, to treat Grahni Roga, medicines are used which increases digestive power and assimilation.

Ingredients of Nripatiballabh Ras

• Rasa (Parada) shuddha
• Gandhaka shuddha
• Lauha bhasma
• Tamra Bhasma
• Abhraka bhasma
• Lauha bhasma
• Tanka shuddha (Tankana)
• Jatiphala
• Lavanga
• Abda (Musta)
• Hingu
• Tvak
• Ela (Sukshmaila)
• Tejapatra
• Ajaji (shveta jiraka)
• Yamani (Yavani)
• Vishva (shunthi)
• Saindhava lavana
• Maricha
• Dhatri svarasa (Amalaki)

Indications of Nripatiballabh Ras

It is used in a wide variety of diseases –

Fever

Skin Diseases

Headache

Heart Burn

Malabsorption Syndrome

Ascites

Abdominal Lump

Gastro-enteritis

Ama Condition

Splenomegaly

Janudice

Indigestion

Prostatic Hyperplasia

Liver Diseases

Angina Pectoris

Low Back Ache

Sciatica

Colicky Pain

Pelivc Pain

Constipation

Cough

Asthma

Rheumatism

Filariasis

Edema

Tumor

Goitre

Cervical Lymphdaenitis

Dyspepsia

Sciatica

Helminthiasis

Taeniasis

Gout

Fistula

Syphilis

Diarrhoea

Haemorrhoids

Urinary Disorders

Chronic Fever

Lassitude

Laziness

Vertigo

Burning Sensation

Rhinitis

Urticaria

Poisoning

Bleeding Disorders

Stiffness Of Thigh Muscles

Dental Diseases

Anorexia

Thirst

Dosage of Nripatiballabh Ras

One or two tablets, once or twice a day, before or after food or as directed by Ayurvedic doctor. It is traditionally administered along with black pepper powder.

Precautions of Nripatiballabh Ras

• Self medication with this medicine may prove to be dangerous, since it contains heavy metal ingredient.
• Take this medicine in precise dose and for limited period of time, as advised by doctor.
• Over-dosage may cause sever poisonous effect.
• It is best avoided in pregnancy, lactation and in children.
• Keep out of reach and sight of children.
• Store in a dry cool place.