Abstract

Ayurveda is the oldest methodical branch of knowledge that speaks its reality in the sketch of philosophy. It comprises most scientific milieu of derivation. As per ancient Ayurveda scholars for getting a desirable outcome of any medication, it should be precisely analysed before prescribing to the patient. There are several classical formulations successfully practised by Ayurveda physicians for treating various ailments, and also there are few unexplored but potent formulations that need the attention of practitioners to come to light. The present study is based to collaborate various references as well as the Pharmacological importance and mechanism of action of a distinctive hepatoprotection Jalodarari Rasa. The most common manifestation of liver dysfunction is ascites, and the most common cause of ascites is liver disease. Ascites is the accumulation of fluid in the peritoneum. Despite advanced medical facilities still, there is no definite treatment that cures a patient of ascites completely. The modern treatments only provide provisional relief with time dependant recurrence but, the fluid gets collected in the abdominal cavity repeatedly. In such cases, Ayurvedic treatment gives relief without any side effects and can be correlated with Jalodara, mentioned in Ayurvedic medical science. Jalodarari Rasa is a herbomineral preparation that is depicted in Bhaishajya Ratnavali Udararogaprakarana, its fundamental constitution being Jayapala, Tamra bhasma, pippali, maricha which are all having lekhana- pachana-bhedana action and thereby useful to evacuate the excess accumulated fluid which is needed to counteract Jalodara. Hence, here an attempt has been made to address the detailed review of Jalodarari rasa. Keywords: Ascites, hepatoprotective, Ayurveda

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