
Vaidyavallabha: A Fever Formulary by a Poet-Physician
Vaidyavallabha: fever formulas, universal remedies, and a physician-poet's lineage preserved in 1850.
A 32-folio Ayurvedic manual of pediatric medicine — diseases unique to infants, age-graded dosing by the gunja, wet-nurse selection, and treatments for the umbilicus, mouth, and anus of a newborn.

Delve into recent findings and preservation efforts.

Vaidyavallabha: fever formulas, universal remedies, and a physician-poet's lineage preserved in 1850.

Kāśīrāma's Vaidyasarvasva maps every season to a doṣa — vāta in the rains, pitta in autumn, kapha in spring — with food, drink, and water rules for each.

Kāśīrāma's Vaidyasarvasva numbers the body — 900 snāyu, 210 sandhi, 700 srotas — and catalogs honey's four varieties and twenty drug qualities.

Vaidyarahasya: water therapy, fever fasting, and a 17th-century compendium that absorbed syphilis into Ayurvedic medicine.

Planting for merit and prosperity: trees as dharma, site selection, water-finding, and applying Ayurvedic healing to gardens from a medieval Sanskrit treatise.

Upavanavinoda treats trees like patients — vāta, pitta, and kapha afflict them too — with cow's-urine pastes, frog-water for barren trees, and ghee for wounds.
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