Mahasudarshan Kadha :

Mahasudarshan Kadha is an ayurvedic anti-pyretic medicine. It is used in all types of diseases in which fever occurs. According to ayurveda, it is used in the fever occurring due to one Dosha, two Dosha, and Tridosha, Malaria, etc. It also improves appetite and preserves the strength of the body in fever. In addition, it is also helpful for treating loss of appetite, indigestion, abdominal heaviness, headache, cough, anemia, jaundice, backache and heart diseases. It digests the AMA (toxin particles developed from undigested food) and helps to unblock the microchannels in the body, which induces sweating and lowers the fever.

Ingredients in Mahasudarshan Kadha have antibacterial, antimicrobial, and antiviral properties, which, along with other medicines, help to fight off infections.

Mahasudarshan Kadha acts as antipyretic and induces detoxification by digesting AMA and clearing the blockage of microchannels in the body. It induces sweating and reduces fever.

Dosha Karma

Mahasudarshan Kadha can be used in all types of diseases that cause fever. It has Tridosha Shamak action, so it balances Vata Dosha, Pitta Dosha, and Kapha Dosha.

Medicinal Properties

Mahasudarshan Kadha has following healing properties.

1. Antipyretic
2. Ama Pachak (Detoxifying)
3. Neuroprotective (generally in fever)
4. Antimalarial
5. Anti-typhoid
6. Anti-viral
7. Cardioprotective
8. Hepatoprotective
9. Spleno-protective
10. Appetizer
11. Antioxidant
12. Antipruritic
13. Diaphoretic (induces perspiration)

Therapeutic Indications

Mahasudarshan Kwath is helpful in following health conditions.

1. Acute fevers
2. Chronic fevers
3. Fever of unknown etiology
4. Loss of appetite (linked with fever)
5. Headache (linked with fever)
6. Body aches (linked with fever)
7. Malaria
8. Typhoid fever
9. Jaundice
10. Anemia
11. Common cold (initial stages when discharge is watery)
12. Cough (linked with fever)

Mahasudarshan Kadha Dosage