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Research Article Published in e journal of Ayurved --reference for PG student

 


                                                                                                            Rasamruta, 12:16, August 2020

Preparation and toxicity study of Kukkutand Twak [Hen Egg Shell] Bhasma treated

[Bhavana] with different herbal juices

Dr. Madhuri Pawar*

Bharati Vidyapeeth [Deemed to be University], college of Ayurved , Pune

Abstract

Introduction: Kukkutand twak bhasma is the ayurvedic medicine advised to treat calcium

deficiency and leucorrhea like disease conditions. In preparation of KTB variations are found in

usage of herbal drugs and pattern of temperature for incineration.

Objectives: Thus the attempt was made to formulate KTB samples with different herbal

combinations and temperature ranges on Kukkutand twak [KT]. Physico- chemical analysis and

safety data of KTB is generated.

Material and methodology: Purified KT was processed in Kumari Swaras and incinerated in

Gajaputa to prepare four samples of KTB. While KT was triturated with Kumari Swaras, Nimbu

Swaras and Gulab Jala, processed in Laghu Puta to prepare three samples of KTB. Analysis of

KTB samples was done in laboratory. One sample of KTB was tested for toxicity through acute

and subacute studies.

Results and conclusion: KTB prepared in seven and three Gajaputa revealed white colour but

little bit burning sensation. KTB-M-7GP showed high percentage of calcium than other KTB-GP

samples. KT incinerated in three cycles of Laghuputa showed grayish colour with no burning

sensation and estimated quantitative concentration of calcium. In acute toxicity study, animals

didn’t show any mortality and morbidity. In subacute study, sample of KTB didn’t show any

abnormal change in ileum and bone; insignificant inflammatory lesions are observed in liver and

kidney. Present study has demonstrated different preparation methods and analytical data for

KTB samples processed in Gajaputa and Laghu puta. Acute and subacute toxicity study records

have been illustrated for KTB sample processed with Kumari Swaras in Gajaputa.

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