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Study on the vrsya property (testicular regenerative potential) of vanga bhasma
V Nagaraju1, D Joshi, N C Aryya
1Research Scholar, Dept. of Rasa Shastra, I. M. S., B. H. U., Institute of Medical Sciences, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi 221 005, India.
Abstract:
Vanga bhasma, a popular Ayurvedic Medicine is prepared from Tin metal. This drug is claimed to have 'Sukrala' (Semenaugmentator), 'vrsya' (good for testis) properties in the literature and is widely in vogue for genito - urinary disorders in Ayurvedic practice. An experimental evaluation of the claim has been undertaken and the results have been presented in this paper. The drug in reference is found to have testicular regenerative potential on cadmium induced testicular degeneration in albino tats, when administered orally. This effect on 'Sukravaha Srotomula' (testis) appears to corroborate "Sukrala" and "Vrsya" properties attributed to the drug in Ayuredic literature.

