A Review Study on the Efficacy of Ashwagandha Ghrita in Children with Karshya

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Mohankumar S. Raut, Renu B. Rathi, Priya B. Kakde, Megha Rudey, Seema Y. Mendhekar

Abstract

Introduction: Karshya is a condition where the body never gains optimum weight as a result of a decrease in Rasadi Saptadhatu. Children experience long-term physical and mental fatigue. At the critical ages of growth and development in childhood, a Karshya child demonstrates chronic under nutrition and is not fully developed.


Objectives: To assess Ashwagandha Ghrita's effectiveness in treating children with Karshya.


Methods: A literary review used several significant modern and Ayurveda textbooks, children’s research articles for children aged 5 to 10, and journals to gather data on Ashwagandha Ghrita.


Results: Improvement in Karshya due to the Bruhan effect of Ghrita.


Conclusions: Karshya is a condition in which the body becomes progressively emaciated due to nutritional inadequacies. The gluteal area, abdomen, and neck are the main areas where there is a decrease in gross bulk muscle and subcutaneous fat. Ashwagandha, which has alkaloids and steroids, as well as Ghrita, which has Yogvahi and Sanskaranuvartini Deepan properties, and has the ability to increase body mass. Agni is vital for metabolism, and Ashwagandha Ghrita directly promotes it.

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