Saribadyasavam (Sarivadyasava)
Saribadyasavam (Sarivadyasava) is useful in urinary and renal disorders. It increases urine flow. It reduces burning sensation occurring during urination. It improves functions of kidneys and increases elimination of toxins in the urine. It also increases excretion of uric acid, urea, and creatinine. In such cases, it is used in combination with Punarnavarishta and Chandraprabha Vati. It is also useful in urinary tract infections in which it is used along with Chandanasava and Chandanadi Vati.
Ingredients (Composition)
| Ingredient | Quantity |
| Sariva (Anantmool or Indian Sarsaparilla) – Hemidesmus Indicus | 1 Part |
| Nagarmotha or Mustak (Nut Grass) – Cyperus Rotundus | 1 Part |
| Lodhra – Symplocos Racemosa | 1 Part |
| Bargad or Barh (Indian Banyan) – Ficus Benghalensis bark | 1 Part |
| Pipal Tree (Sacred Fig) – Ficus Religiosa Bark | 1 Part |
| Kachur (Zedoary) – Curcuma Zedoaria | 1 Part |
| Padmaka – Prunus Cerasoides | 1 Part |
| Netrabala (Sugandha Bala) – Pavonia Odorata | 1 Part |
| Patha – Cissampelos Pareira | 1 Part |
| Amalaki (Amla or Indian Gooseberry) – Phyllanthus Emblica | 1 Part |
| Guduchi (Giloy or Heartleaf Moonseed) – Tinospora Cordifolia | 1 Part |
| Ushira or Khas (Vetiver) – Vetiveria Zizanioides | 1 Part |
| Safed Chandan (White Sandalwood) – Santalum Album | 1 Part |
| Lal Chandan (Red Sandalwood) – Pterocarpus Santalinus | 1 Part |
| Ajwain (Carom Seeds) – Trachyspermum Ammi | 1 Part |
| Kutki – Picrorhiza Kurroa | 1 Part |
| Elachi (Green Cardamom) – Elettaria Cardamomum | 1 Part |
| Badi Elaichi (Black Cardamom or Nepal Cardamom) – Amomum Subulatum | 1 Part |
| Tejpata (Indian Bay Leaf) – Cinnamomum Tamala | 1 Part |
| Kuth or Kushta (Indian Costus Root) – Saussurea Lappa | 1 Part |
| Haritaki or Harad (Chebulic Myrobalan) – Terminalia Chebula | 1 Part |
| Sanay or Swarna Patri (Indian Senna) – Cassia Angustifolia | 1 Part |
| Warm Water | 128 Parts |
| Gur – Jaggery | 75 Parts |
| Dhataki Flower- Woodfordia Fruticosa | 2.5 Parts |
| Munakka – Vitis Vinifera Variety | 15 Parts |
- Take water and in Asava Vessel or earthen pot, add all other ingredients and mix them well.
- Seal the vessel with a clay smeared cloth smeared.
- Now, leave it for 30 days in Asava place.
- After 30 days, filter the liquid (Saribadyasavam) and preserve it in food-grade bottles.
Pharmacological Actions
Saribadyasavam has following medicinal properties:
- Nephroprotective
- Anti-gout
- Antihyperuricemic
- Detoxifying
- Diuretic
- Anti-syphilis
- Depurative (purifies blood)
Dosha Karma
Saribadyasavam mainly pacifies Pitta Dosha. It also balances the Vata Dosha and Kapha Dosha.
Therapeutic Indications
Sarivadyasava is helpful in following health conditions.
- Hyperuricemia and gout
- Uremia (along with Punarnavarishta and Chandraprabha Vati)
- Alkanuria
- Indigouria
- Urobilinuria
- Hematuria ((along with Kamdudha Ras)
- Nephritis
- Skin diseases
- Renal diseases (along with Punarnavarishta and Chandraprabha Vati)
- Urinary tract infections (UTI)
- Kidney stones
- Dysuria
Saribadyasavam Uses & Benefits
Saribadyasavam mainly acts on kidneys, skin, and blood. It increases excretion of toxins by improving kidney functions.
Saribadyasavam Dosage
| The general dosage of Sarivadyasava is as follows. | |
| Children (above the age of 5 years) | 2.5 to 10 ml |
| Adults | 10 to 30 ml |
| Maximum Possible Dosage | 60 ml Per Day (in divided doses) |
| Doses: Twice a day with equal amount of water | |
| Best Time to Take: After Food | |
Safety Profile
Sarivadyasava is considerably safe for most individuals.
Side Effects of Sarivadyasava
There are no side effects reported with Sarivadyasava.
Contraindications
There are no side effects reported with Sarivadyasava.
Pregnancy & Lactation
The safety profile of Saribadyasavam is not well established for pregnant women and lactating mothers. Consult an ayurvedic physician before using Saribadyasavam during pregnancy and lactation.
