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Use of Devadaru as Medicines
Devadaru wood has been used since ancient days in Indian medical practice for the treatment of inflammations and rheumatoid arthritis.
 Use of Devadaru as Medicines, Classification of MedicineCedrus Deodara, the aromatic wood of this elegant pine is considered carminative, diaphoretic, diuretic and useful in fever, flatulence, inflammation, dropsy, urinary diseases, etc.

Dose of Devadaru in Medicine
It is chiefly used in combination with other medicines. The following is an example of a diuretic mixture containing this drug. Take devadaru wood, root of Moringa pterygosperma (drumstick) and Achyranthes aspers (Apamarga), one drachm each and reduce to a paste with cow’s urine. This composition is given in ascites

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