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Entire ayurveda is born out of milk and buttermilk(Chhas). When Lord

Krishan was born, Guru Sandipani went to bless him, the gift he

recived from Nanda, father of Krishna, was 5000 cows! India was

richest in world just 300 years back because of cows! dairy and

agriculture only made present richest country in world (denmark) to

the top.

 

Ayurveda used probiotics freely. See e.g.

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Science now discovers that buttermilk can cure liver cancer too!

Buttermilk is queen of probiotics. how to prepare as ayurvedic

medicine is described in above messages.

An entire book is written by a vaidya: " Takra Kalpa " nearly 50 pages

describing its uses.

 

And 10 year old Grahani disease can not be cured without buttermilk:

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Curd (Dahi)is useful to take many medicines for stomach, liver,

pancreas, colon. Many piles (hemorrhoid) medicines are given in curd.

Ayurveda utilizes probiotics as anupana to make medicines easily

broken up into simple absorbable products. Author uses probiotics in

a liver detox procedure, where in addition to Lactobacillus

Acidophyllus, four more important specis of friendly bacterias are

added. He uses his own culture carefully preserved in fridge.

 

One important consideration while using curd, buttermilk as

probiotics, see that they are not sour. Water added for making

buttermilk should not have chlorine/fluoride. well water, spring

water, distilled water and finally earthen pot water is also OK.

Copper water has already some microbes in water killed, so that too

OK.

 

Lassi as probiotics OK. better without sugar. Cheese paneer process

destroys some friendly bacteria as heating is done after setting.

Budwig protocol uses cottage cheese with flaxseeds to cure cancer.

 

Much more info is available in messages cited above. Ayurvedaonline

is slowly accumulating so much global contribution from Vaidyas. Only

time and devotion needed to seek answers to commonly asked questions.

 

, Prabha Krishnan

<prabha40249 wrote:

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> What are considered probiotics in Ayurveda? Dahi, chaas, lassi,

paneer, etc?

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