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A review of Dhatura as Poison and Kamala Patra as Antidote

Sonali Dilip Wairagade, Tanvi Dilip Wairagade, Monali Rajendrakumar Sahu, Poonam Madan, Toshal Wankhade, Shailesh Nagpure

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 382–390 · Published 30 Dec 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i64B35739

Abstract

Dhatura plant has been noted for intoxicating, narcotic properties, they produce temporary insensibility (stupefying effects) in ordinary doses. Dhatura (Datura metel) is cerebrotoxic, Deleriant poison which is also classified as Upavisha in Ayurveda.  In Ayurvedic literature according to Basavrajeeyam under the heading of Vish-Prativishani, Chincha Rasa and Kamal Patra churna has been described to be possessing antidote action which may act by some way to counter toxicity of Dhatura. It is necessary to verify the efficacy of these antidotes on scientific parameters so that it can be useful in emergencies.

Ayurveda Dhatura Kamal Patra churna antidote

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