This document lists 10 chemicals and their effects on diseases according to Ayurveda. Nitrogen helps remove toxins and stimulates the urinary tract. Sulphur supports intestinal motion and cleanses blood. Ammonia stabilizes bile, mucus, and body air and blood formation. The document then explains the probable modern concept of how an Ayurvedic treatment called basti works, noting it gets absorbed through the intestinal mucosa and works via absorption, system biology, neural stimulation, and excretory mechanisms.

31. TILA TAILA

41. Sl.no Name of chemical Effect of chemical on disease
1 Nitrogen N2 ,NH2 Removes blood abnormalities and toxins, Natural stimulant of
urinary track, activates kidneys and it is diuretic.
2
Sulphur ,S
Supports motion in large intestines. Cleanses blood.
3 Ammonia , NH3
Stabilise bile, mucous and air of body. Stabilises blood
formation.
4 Copper,Cu Controls built up of unwanted fats
5 Iron,Fe Maintains balance and helps in production of red blood cells &
haemoglobin. Stabilises working power
6 Urea CO(NH2)2 Removes blood abnormalities and toxins, Natural stimulant of
urinary track, activates kidneys and it is diuretic
7 Uric acidC5H4N4O3 Removes heart swelling or inflammation. It is diuretic therefore
destroys toxins.
8 Sodium ,Na Purifies blood. Antacid
9 Potassium K Cures hereditary rheumatism. Increases appetite. Removes
muscular weakness and laziness.
10 Manganese Mn Germicidal, stops growth of germs

65. PROBABLE MODERN CONCEPT
The mode of action of basti can be understand in the
following way –
Drug is administered through anal region
It gets absorbed in intestinal mucosa & works by 4
mechanism
By absorption mechanism
By system biology mechanism
By neural stimulation mechanism
By excretory mechanism

66. ABSORPTION MECHANISM
Hyper osmosis takes place
From colon cell to lumen
Absorption of endotoxins
Irritation of Large intestine (due to irrtant property)
Elimination

67. SYSTEM BIOLOGY MECHANISM
Drug is administered through anal region
It gets absorbed in intestinal mucosa
Lipid soluble Water soluble
Passive diffusion Active diffusion