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feed back nikshepa omum water

nikshepa omum water is used for aviding digestion problems. mainly for babies it is too good.
Answered by stenographer at 2:49 PM on November 01, 2007

stenographer
stenographer

It is used to cure stomach pain in babies. Ajwain [Omam] dropswater  mixed with buttermilk is good for digestion and expels wind from bowels in Adults. These seeds used in Tea relieves nervousness, headache,induces sleep,cures cold,cough.

Anonymous
Anonymous

A valuable Ayurvedic ingredient Ajwain or bishop's weed is cultivated in black soil particularly along the riverbank throughout India and also Iran, Egypt and Afghanistan.mam (Ajwain) water that is the water distilled from the seeds in an excellent carminative that cures flatulence, indigestion & low appetite. This water is a household medicine not only in south India but also in Sri lanka, Malaysia and even in some Arabian countries. Ajwain water is call "Ajwain Ark" in Ayurveda....this isnikshepa Omam water.
Answered by Sudha.S at 9:25 PM on October 22, 2007

Sudha.S
Sudha.S
If you have very big stomach pain take one spoon of omam water. You will see the difference between other medicine and ayurveda property.
Answered by INTAID at 4:58 PM on October 22, 2007

INTAID
INTAID

Omam water helps relieve flatulence and helps you to avoid embarrassment due to belching and overcomes bad breath. It also clears blocked noses. Moreover omam water is a sure answer to colic and spasmodic stomach aches. In short it is a simple remedy for general complaints. It is used as an oral antiseptic and fragrant in tooth powders. The liniment made with 1 in 4 of oil is a pleasing application to boils, ulcers and cuts. It may be applied for headache and other painful ailments as a rubefacient and anodyne as an oil or as a paste with water along with Sati in Pitta types and with dry ginger in Vata and Kapha types. The lotion, 1 in 1000, may be used for washing ulcers or mucous membranes. If stronger solutions are desired it may be mixed with Omam water.
Answered by Pammu at 1:40 PM on October 22, 2007

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