Dabur Siddha Makardhwaj Special Tablet

Siddha Makardhwaj is an Ayurvedic medicine, with herbal and mineral ingredients, in tablet form. It is used for rejuvenation, convalescent and aphrodisiac therapy. This medicine is used more in North Indian Ayurvedic treatment method and should only be taken strictly under medical supervision.

Makardhwaj is an important Kupipakwa Rasayana of Ayurveda. Here Kupipakwa denotes the special method of Ayurvedic medicine preparation involving heating in glass bottle. Makaradhwaj is prepared by combining Swarna (gold), Parada (mercury) and Gandhaka (sulfur) in different ratios (1:8:16, 1:8:24 and 1:2:4). Chemically mercury and sulfur are present in combined form as red sulfide of mercury and this combination remains uncombined with gold. It is a sublimed product made from pure mercury, sulfur, and gold. In Siddha Makardhwaj, Swarn or gold is taken 4 parts, Parad or mercury 8 parts and gandhak 16 parts. For preparing Makardhwaj, mercury and gold leaf are mixed together to form an amalgam. To this sublimed sulfur is added and the resulting mixture is ground very thoroughly in a stone mortar for twenty-four hours or more until the whole is converted to a lustreless, fine, powder of uniform consistency. This mixture is then placed in a narrow-mouthed bottle and is gradually heated on a sand bath. On heating, the bottle is filled with reddish fumes of various hues. On cooling, Makardhwaj is found deposited in the inner surface of the neck of the bottle.

Siddha Makardhwaj is tonic, aphrodisiac, alternative, stimulant, anti-aging, and balances three doshas. It is said to be one of the best medicine of Ayurveda. It gives vigor and youth. Its regular intake gives strength to the body and heart. Makaradhwaj cures debility due to illness and increases weight.