shelf life??

[Guest guest]

Asavas are wine like, old is more valueable,Gritha's are

fatty substances and should be used with in a year. fresh one is better.

R.Vidhyasagar.

 

KANIKA VERMA <kanikaverma100 (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

I m just a student,ok?

 

asava and ghrita can be kept as long as they last.An aged vaidya I knew had 100 yrs old grita and it was hundred times more valuable.It is the same for asava also.

[Guest guest]

Boiled extracts till it is warmth, do not heat it second time, use with in a day, choorna's 3 months, gritha 6months, oils, and lehiya 1 year, Bhasma sindhoora 200 years.This is from ancient siddha notes.

R.Vidhyasgar.

 

jagchat01 <jagchat01 > wrote:

As I have noticed, most ayurvedic preparations have three years self

life marked on the labels.

[Guest guest]

Please read old group message at

http://health.ayurveda/message/3670

 

This will answer all your queries.

 

Cybervaidya.

 

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I have a bottle of Pipplyasava and Dadimadighritam that I need

> to start taking but both are over a year old, unopened though.

> I was wondering if someone who knows could tell me the shelf life of

> such asavas and medicated ghees. I have heard with both that the

> shelf life can be quite long and with the medicinal properties even

> improving over time. Any knowledge on this?

[Guest guest]

according to sharangadhara samhita the medicinal value of asava and arishta

increases with time. for medicated ghee it is one year and four months. and

later the medicinal properties starts to decline. what kanika told might be

for pure cow's ghee.

 

Riyaz