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Importance of cow dung in maintaining herbs, forest and Ayruvedic medicines.

Quick Answer: Cow dung (gobar) ka Ayurvedic medicines se direct connection hai – pehle cows ko gochars (forest grazing areas) mein chhoda jaata tha, jiska gobar forest soil ko fertile rakhta tha aur rare herbs grow karne mein madad karta tha. Aaj dung ki kami se forests destroy ho rahe hain aur kayi Ayurvedic herbs extinct ya rare ho gaye hain. Iske saath, Ayurveda ki Bhasmas (mineral ash medicines jaise Gold, Copper, Pearl bhasma) aur paks sirf cow dung cake ki slow-burning fire par hi properly banaye ja sakte hain – coal ya electricity use karne se unki quality aur effectiveness kam ho jaati hai. Isliye dung cakes ki availability badhana sirf environment ka issue nahi, balki Ayurveda ko zinda rakhne ka issue hai. Introduction Importance of cow dung in maintaining herbs, forest and Ayruvedic medicines. In earlier times cows were taken to the forest or GOCHARS (reserved areas for […]

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Cow Dung – A Gold Mine

Quick Answer: Cow dung (gobar) ko traditionally “gold mine” kaha gaya hai – jaise water aur milk, dung bhi ek precious natural resource hai jo cheap fertilizer, food grain production, soil fertility, fuel, rural housing aur Ayurveda (humara ancient medicine system) ka foundation hai. Modern civilization ne dung ko “waste” samajh kar despise kiya, jiska result hua – costly aur low-nutrition food grains, soil fertility loss, vocations ka khatma, women ki health par asar, Ayurveda ko severe blow, aur forests ka destruction. Dung economy – jo Aryan civilization ne develop ki thi – aaj bhi food, water, fuel, shelter, health, nutrition, poverty aur unemployment jaise major problems ka ek scientific solution hai. Cow protection (go-seva) is solution ki pehli aur sabse important step hai. Introduction One of the few nectars of this world is water, another is milk and the third one is cattle dung. With onset of what we […]

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