Chemical constituants of sita - Pseudarthia viscida W & A

sita :

Pseudarthria viscida

Phytochemistry:

The root of the plant has been reported to contain leucopelargonidin, flavonoids and proteins

PHARMACOLOGY:

The drug is used as an ingredient of a number of official preparations of classical remedies such as Agastya haritaki rasayana, Brahma rasayana, Dasamula kwatha churna, Vidaryadi churna kwatha, Eladi gritha, Dasamula gritha, Dasamula satpalaka, Dadhika grtha, Sudarshana churna, Dhanvantara ghrita, Narayana taila, Madhuyastiyadi taila, Sahaccaradi taila, Manasamitra taila, Salaparnyadi kwatha, Laghu pancamula kwatha, Dasamularishta

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