L'amar Hepalina Liver Corrective Tablets

Himsra
Latin Names: Capparis spinosa Linn (Capparidaceae)
English Names:The Caper Bush
Sanskrit Names: Himsra
Hindi Names:Cabra
The plant is credited with anti-tubercular property. The root bark is extensively used in Ayurvedic system of  medicine. The bark is bitter, diuretic and expectorant. It is given in spleen, renal and hepatic complaints. The bruised leaves are applied as a poultice in gout. An extract of the plant is one of the constituents of the Ayurvedic preparation `Liv.52' administered to treat preliminary cases of acute viral hepatitis and cirrhosis of liver; and has shown encouraging results against viral infection in man. The plant extract is also a constituent of another drug `Geriforte' useful in treating senile pruritis, itching and other ailments associated with old age and anxiety neurosis.

Kasani
Latin Names: Cichorium intybus, Linn. (Asteraceae)
English Names: Chicory, Succory, Wild Endive
Sanskrit Names: Kasani, Hinduba,  Kasni.

Kasamarda
Latin Names: Cassia occidentalis Linn. (Caesalpiniaceae)
English Names: Coffee Senna, Foetid Cassia, Negro Coffee, Rubbish Cassia, Stinking Weed
Sanskrit Names: Kasamarda, Arimarda, Kasari
Hindi Names: Badikasondi,Chakunda, Kasonda
The seed is bitter and has tonic, febrifugal and purgative properties. It is considered  to be a blood tonic and excellent diuretic. The seeds are useful in cough and whooping cough, convulsions and in heart diseases

Mandur bhasm
Sanskrit / Indian Names : Mandur bhasm, 
English Name : Ferric Oxide Calx
It is prepared by purifying and calcinating iron rust. Mandura  is specially useful in anemia, amenorrhoea, dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia,  chlorosis, hepatic and splenic disorders. It is also used in diarrhea, chronic bowel complaints,  dyspepsia, intestinal worms, nervous diseases, neuralgia of the 5th nerve due to debility, kidney diseases, albuminuria, etc. It is a powerful  hematinic  and tonic and is valuable in the treatment of hemolytic jaundice and microcytic anemia.

Biranjasipha
Latin Names:  Achillea millefolium Linn. (Asteraceae)
English Names: Yarrow, Milfoil
Hindi Names: Biranjasipha,  Gandana
The herb is considered astringent, tonic, diaphoretic, vulnerary and styphic. It has shown excellent results in the treatment of  influenza and heavy chest colds and is much used in   blood-purifying  compounds

Kakamachi
Latin Names: Solanum nigrum, Linn. (Solanaceae)
English Names: Black Nightshade
Sanskrit Names:  Kakamachi,  Kakahva
Hindi Names: Makoi
The plant is effective  in the treatment of cirrhosis of the liver. The plant is also credited  with emollient, diuretic, antiseptic and laxative properties

Jhavuka
Latin Names: Tamarix gallica  auct., Dyer in part, non Linn. (Tamaricaceae)
English Names: Tamarisk
Sanskrit Names: Jhavuka
Hindi Names: Jhav, Jhau
Because of its mild and sweet taste, it is used to move the bowels in children as well  as in bleeding disorders like menorrhagia, bleeding per rectum and  epistaxis.

Amalaki
Latin Names: Emblica officinalis Gaerth, Phyllanthus emblica Linn
English Name: Indian   Gooseberry
Indian Name:  Amalaki
Use
Respiratory infections
Skin disorders
Premature aging

Chitraka
Latin Names: Plumbago zeylanica Linn. (Plumbaginaceae)
English Name:White Leadwort
Indian Name: Chitraka
It is used as a stimulant, adjunct to other preparations. It enters in numerous compound preparations.  In small doses it is a powerful stimulant of the mucus membrane of  the digestive organs.

Haritaki
Latin Name: Terminaliachebula Retz
English Name: Chebulic Myrobalan
Sanskrit Name: Haritaki
Use: Constipation, Hemorrhoids

Guduchi
Latin Names: Tinospora  cordifolia  (Willd.) Miers
English Name: Tinospora Gulancha
Sanskrit Name: Guduchi
Use:Hepatitis, Arthritis, As an adjuvant in Chemotherapy
Immunomodulator

Vibhitaki
Latin Names: Terminalia bellirica  Roxb. (Combretaceae) Terminalia bellirica 
English Name:  BelliricMyrobalan
Sanskrit Name: Vibhitaki,  Karshaphala, Kalidruma
Hindi Name: Bahera
The fruit possesses antibacterial  properties. It is employed in dropsy, piles and diarrhea. While using  herbal eye drops containing T.bellirica, encouraging results  have been obtained in cases of myopia, corneal opacity, pterigium,  immature cataract, chronic and acute infective conditions. The fruit  possesses myocardial depressive activity.

Vidanga
Latin Names: Embelia ribes  Burm. f. (Myrsinaceae)
English Names: False Pepper  False Black Pepper 
Sanskrit Names: Vidanga, Tandula,  Krimighna 
Hindi Names: Baberang, Vayvidang
The dried fruit is considered anthelmintic, astringent, carminative, alterative and stimulant.  It has been used in India since ancient times as an anthelmintic. It is effective in the treatment of ascariasis. The dried fruits are  used in decoctions for fevers and for diseases of the chest and skin.The fruit also shows anti-bacterial activity.

Daruharidra
Latin Names: Berberis aristata   DC. (Berberidaceae)
English Names: Indian Berberry,  Tree Turmeric
Sanskrit Names: Daruharidra,  Darvi, Darurajani
Hindi Name: Darhald
The roots form a reputed drug  in Ayurvedic medicine and possess antibacterial and anti-inflammatory activities. The drug is regarded as a bitter tonic and is apparently used as a cholagogue, stomachic, laxative, diaphoretic, antipyretic  and antiseptic. It is administered externally in painful eye affections, indolent ulcers and hemorrhoids. The rootbark is very useful in periodic 
 neuralgia and menorrhagia.

Punarnava
Latin Names: Boerhaavia diffusa Linn. Boerhaavia repens Linn.
English Name: Spreading Hogweed 
Sanskrit Name:  Punarnava
Use: Urinary tract infections.

Bhumyamalaki
Latin Name: Phyllanthus amarus Schum & Th. (Euphorbiaceae)
English Name:  Bhumyaamalaki
Sanskrit Name: Jar-Amla
The plant is bitter, astringent, stomachic, diuretic, febrifuge and antiseptic. Whole plant is used in dropsy, gonorrhoea, menorrhagia and other genital affections. It is useful ingartropathy, dropsy, jaundice, diarrhoea, dysentery, intermittent fevers, ophthalmopathy, scabies, ulcers and wounds. Young shoots and leaves are given in dysentery and ulcers. Fresh root is an excellent remedy for jaundice. The decoction of the plant is a remedy for intermittent fevers and intermittents with infracts of the spleen and liver. Also as a good tonic and diuretic.

Mulaka
Latin Names: Vetiveria zizanioides (Linn.) Nash (Gramineae) Andropogon muricatus Retz
A.squarrosus Hook. f.,non Linn. f. Anatherum zizanioides  (Linn.) Hitchcock & Chase
English Names:  Vetiver, Khas-Khas Khus-Khus
Sanskrit Names: Ushira, Reshira,  Sugandhimula
It is widely used  in perfumes and cosmetics, and for scenting soaps. It blends well with the oils of sandalwood, patchouli and rose. A decoction of the leaves is recommended as a diaphoretic. When locally applied in rheumatism, lumbago and sprain, it is a good ambrocation and affords relief. In Madhya Pradesh, the plant is used as an anthelmintic for children .The oil is reported to be used as a carminative in flatulence, colic and obstinate vomiting. It is regarded as a stimulant, refrigerant and antibacterial and when applied externally, it removes excess heat from the body and gives a cooling effect. A decoction of the leaves  is recommended as a diaphoretic.

Bhringaraja
Latin Names: Eclipta prostrata  (Linn.) Linn Eclipta alba  (Linn.) Hassk.  (Asteraceae)
English Names:  Bhringaraja,   Kesharaja, Kesharanjana
Sanskrit Names:  Bhangra, Mochkand, Babri
The herb is used  as a tonic and deobstruent in hepatic and splenic enlargements and  in skin diseases. The plant juice is administered in combination with aromatics for catarrhal jaundice.The plant possesses antihepatotoxic and anti-inflammatory activities. The fresh plant is considered anodyne and absorbent.