Brahma Rasayana ब्राह्म रसायनम्
Brahma’s Rejuvenator

Tradition:

Ayurveda

Source / Author:

Charaka Samhita

Preparation:

1. Place the 1000 Chebula fruits, 3000 Emblic fruits, and the coarse herbs from Dasamula down through Ikshu (all the 1 part each herbs) into a large boiler with ample water.
2. Cook until the fruits soften completely, then strain. Extract the seeds from the soft fruits and press the remaining pulp through a fine sieve to form a smooth paste.
3. Fry this fruit pulp paste thoroughly in the mixed Cow Ghee and Tila Taila until it loses its moisture content and releases oil.
4. Dissolve the Sitopala (Rock Sugar) into the strained liquid decoction and clarify the syrup.
5. Combine the fried fruit paste with the sugar syrup and simmer over a low fire until the mixture turns thick and sticky.
6. Finely powder the herbs from Tvak through Vidanga and stir them uniformly into the hot mass.
7. Once the mixture cools completely to room temperature, pour in the Makshika and stir vigorously until a uniform, glossy electuary is achieved

Function:

Strengthens Brains, Increases Essence

Use:

“They attained an immeasurable life-span; acquired an excellent young age, shedding off the rotten physique; became free from drowsiness, exhaustion, dyspnea, and diseases; and were endowed with full concentration, intellect, and physical strength.” (Charaka Samhita)
1. age-related Memory loss
2. Cognitive Decline, Dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease
3. Mental exhaustion
4. Poor concentration
5. Enhances mental focus and vocal clarity in students and professionals
6. Chronic stress, anxiety, nervous breakdown
7. Premature Greying and Hair Loss
8. Early Wrinkling
9. Loss of Stamina and Vitality in old age
10. Physical debility
11. Insomnia
12. Chronic Headaches & Migraines
13. Low immunity, recurrent infections
14. Chronic Lung weakness

Dose:

12 grams to 48 grams (1 to 4 teaspoons) taken once daily in the morning

Cautions:

1. Not suitable for Diabetics due to the high sugar content.
2. Not for high Ama (Damp) or Obesity

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