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Two palas of each among ''dashamoola, swayamgupta, shankahpushpi, shati, bala, hasti pippali, apamarga, pippalimoola, chitraka, bharangi, pushkaramoola'' should be added with one ''adhaka'' of water, these drugs should be cooked till the grains of ''yava'' becomes soft. And then decoction should be strained out. These hundred fruits of ''abhaya'' should be added with above mentioned decoction, one ''tula'' of ''guda'', one ''kudava'' of ''ghrita, taila'' and powder of ''pippali''. This is to be cooked and after attaining coldness one ''kudava'' of ''makshika'' is to be added.  
 
Two palas of each among ''dashamoola, swayamgupta, shankahpushpi, shati, bala, hasti pippali, apamarga, pippalimoola, chitraka, bharangi, pushkaramoola'' should be added with one ''adhaka'' of water, these drugs should be cooked till the grains of ''yava'' becomes soft. And then decoction should be strained out. These hundred fruits of ''abhaya'' should be added with above mentioned decoction, one ''tula'' of ''guda'', one ''kudava'' of ''ghrita, taila'' and powder of ''pippali''. This is to be cooked and after attaining coldness one ''kudava'' of ''makshika'' is to be added.  
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Intake of two fruits of ''haritaki'' along with ''leha'' daily is considered as ''rasayana''. It removes ''vali, phalita''; increases ''varna, ayu'' and ''bala''. Beneficial in ''panchakasa, kshaya, shwaasa, hikka, vishamajwara, arshas, grahani, hridroga, aruchi, pinasa''. This excellent formulation is propounded by Agastya and is auspicious.
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Intake of two fruits of ''haritaki'' along with ''leha'' daily is considered as [[rasayana]]. It removes ''vali, palita''; increases [[varna]], [[ayu]] and [[bala]]. Beneficial in ''panchakasa, kshaya, shwaasa, hikka, vishamajwara, arshas, grahani, hridroga, aruchi, pinasa''. This excellent formulation is propounded by Agastya and is auspicious.
    
Thus, ends the description of ''Agastya-haritaki''.[57-62]
 
Thus, ends the description of ''Agastya-haritaki''.[57-62]

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