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Elaneer Kuzhambu
Elaneer Kuzhambu: Eye Drops
Text (Ashtangahridaya) (Eye Drops)
Elaneer Kuzhambu is also known by the name Narikelanjana. It is the Ayurvedic formulation that has been traditionally used to help in the treatment of eye ailments and balance the Pitta and Vata doshas to promote eye health. This Ayurvedic medicine for eye health helps calm eye irritation and can supplement the treatment of vision problems that are caused by sun, heat and smoke. The Ayurvedic eye drops helps safeguard you from eye infections and is used to help treat problems such as corneal ulcer, glaucoma, pterygium and the early stage of cataract. It is a natural Ayurvedic formulation that can help in the treatment of conjunctivitis and other eye infections and inflammations.
Elaneer Kuzhambu contains a mixture anti-inflammatory, analgesic and Dosha balancing ingredients. It features many Dasha Moola herbs that are the 10 important herbs that are used in Ayurvedic treatments for their anti-inflammatory, anti-bronchitis, anti-helminthic, anti-leukodermatic, antirheumatic, anti-anorexia and pain-relieving properties. You can buy Elaneer Kuzhambu online to help you in the treatment for common eye ailments and irritation.
Ingredients In Elaneer Kuzhambu
Punarnnava Boerhaavia diffusa Pl. Dct. 5.0 gm
Bilva Aegle marmelos Rt./St.Bk. Dct. 0.5 gm
Syonaka Oroxylum indicum Rt./St.Bk. Dct. 0.5 gm
Gambhari Gmelina arborea Rt./St.Bk. Dct. 0.5 gm
Patala Sterospermum suaveolens Rt./St.Bk. Dct. 0.5 gm
Agnimantha Premna integrifolia Rt./St.Bk. Dct. 0.5 gm
Salaparni Desmodium gangeticum Rt. Dct. 0.5 gm
Prasniparni Pseudarthria viscida Rt. Dct. 0.5 gm
Brahati Solanum indicum Rt. Dct. 0.5 gm
Kantakaari Solanum surrettense Rt. Dct. 0.5 gm
Gokshura Tribulus terrestris Fr. Dct. 0.5 gm
Jivanti Holostemma ada-kodien Rz. Dct. 0.5 gm
Aswagandha Withania somnifera Rt. Dct. 0.5 gm
Eranda Ricinus communis Rt. Dct. 0.5 gm
Shatavari Asparagus racemosus Rt. Dct. 0.5 gm
Dharbha Imperata cylindrica Pl. Dct. 0.5 gm
Atudharba Typha elephentina Pl. Dct. 0.5 gm
Modern lifestyles involve a lot of time spent staring at screens. This is rather stressful on the eyes. But eye stress and health is something that we rarely pay any attention to until we start having problems. It is important to have healthy eye habits to maintain their health and prevent future problems.
Causes Of Eye Problems
Eye Health And Problems Described By Ayurveda
The structure of the eye in Ayurveda is defined by the five elements. The earth element (Prithvi) governs the muscular part of the eye, air (Vayu) rules the colour, fire (Tejas) governs the blood vessels, water (Apu) controls the white area, and space (akasha) controls the tear ducts and channels. The Pitta that governs the eye is the Alochaka Pitta. This Pitta has the tendency to get imbalanced as a person ages.
Ayurveda considers eye problems to be caused by
Ayurveda does not treat any problem in the body in isolation. So, when there is a problem in the eyes it is treated as a dosha imbalance that has to be corrected. In addition to the treatment for the eye problem Ayurveda also recommends certain practices to prevent eye problems and maintain good eye health.
Ayurvedic practices recommend a routine that includes steps to take care of the eyes first thing in the morning. A person should fill the mouth with water and hold the water in the mouth with eyes closed for a few seconds. Spit out the water and then repeat a couple more times. One should splash one’s eyes with warm water in the morning as well as in the evening after returning home. Care should be taken that the water used in the eye area should be neither too hot nor too cold. If one is overheated after returning home, it is advisable to wait for ten to fifteen minutes so that the body cools down before washing the face. One should not sleep during the day and should maintain a regular sleep and wake schedule to maintain good eye health.
There are exercises that aid in the upkeep of good eye health and help to prevent problems. Certain yoga poses are also good for the eyes. Avoid computer fatigue by looking away from the monitor every 30 minutes. Tired eyes can be revived by placing cotton wool soaked in rose water over the eyes for a while. Ayurveda recommends that one has a nutritious diet as well as adequate intake of water to prevent any deficiency of vitamins and minerals or dehydration.
Palming is a remedy that has been prescribed by Ayurveda for tired and bloodshot eyes. One should rub one’s palms together for a few seconds to generate warmth in them and then cup them over the eyes. Care should be taken to make the palm into a cup shape with space in between the palm and the eyelids. Block all the light to the eye but avoid pressing on the eyelids. However, if the weather is hot or the eyes are burning, wet cotton pads are recommended. Keep the palm/cotton pads in place and relax and breathe deeply. Try to relax and calm the mind.
For specific problems, one should consult an Ayurvedic doctor and use medication. Medication should be used as prescribed. Dietary and lifestyle practices are also prescribed in conjunction with medication to cure problems.
Conjunctivitis, Conjunctival irritation
PRESENTATION: 10 ML