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Mustha (Nagar Monthan-Cyperus Rotundus): Rhizome Powder.
Family Name: Cyperaceae
Botanical Name: Cyperus rotundus
English Name: Nutgrass
Sanskrit Name: Mustha, Mustak
Pacify high Pitta (fire). Female support in healthy menstrual cycle and helps to cope with any associated disorder and discomforts. Helps to promotes physical and emotional well being.
Mustha is digestive in nature and enhances the digestive fire.
Mustha is antiperspirant, carminative, demulcent and a deodorant.
Mustha is a tonic for the hair makes hair healthy, lustrous and silky to touch.
Being antioxidant helps in the maintenance of blood glucose levels that are already in the normal range.
It is known as a support for female reproductive system.
**These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any Disease.
The herbs used are A-grade that are sorted, dedusted, (foreign matter is separated manually) washed in RO water, repeat washed in DM water, and are shadow dried under optimum conditions.
The dried herbs are pulverized at an optimum frequency suitable to retain its active properties and thereafter potentiated using in-house developed Bhavana-decoction of the same complete herb (Traditional ayurvedic system to fortify the herb). Then that decotion is added to the same herb and thereafter micro-pulverised to make them free flowing.
Note: Bhavana-decoction method is based on Traditional Ayurvedic principal "Mardanam Gunvardhnam" means "Trituration increases the efficacy to many folds".
Note: The quality and part of the plant used are highly important in the manufacturing and processing of herbal powders.
The properties of single herb may differ from region to region. Ripening and timely harvesting are yet another important factor for the potency of any particular herb.
There are guidelines for collection of different herbs at different times and there is a particular span of time for collecting some particular herbs.
Naturally grown herbs are assumed to be more potent.
All related factors, including the above, are considered very carefully and thoroughly.
Wild crafted herbs from their natural habitat without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides or preservatives.
Quality, Purity is assured.
HerbsForever maintains the quality standards like purity, potency and freshness of its herbal dietary products by storing them in climate controlled, light controlled and atmosphere regulated storages. Thus, no chances of outside vermin and pests infestation.
Vedaliving is proud to carry on the tradition of our founders. We are a team of herbalists, biochemists, pharmacists and microbiologists to bring you safe and high quality traditional Ayurvedic products.
Wild crafted herbs from their natural habitat without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides or preservatives.
Our naturally grown wild crafted herbs come from their natural habitat. Aborigine also plays its role in the efficacy of the herb. The properties of herb may differ from region to region. Vedaliving makes every effort to collect the herbs from their aborigines. Natural habitat plays a key role in the potency of herbs, which is why we use wild crafted herbs, as opposed cultivated ones. Every herb is collected from its natural habitat as Naturally grown herbs are assumed to be more potent.
Proper harvest time for higher potency is another key factor.
We highly advocate the harvesting of herbs at the most appropriate time of ripening. No immature plants, no over riped plants are selected. Herbs at their youth possess the maximum potency and we try our best to procure the herbs at that particular time period. There are guidelines for collection of different herbs at different times and there is a particular span of time for collecting herbs.
Using purified water: Water used also stands out as a major role player. Water is processed under DM plant, RO plant then converted into steam. That steam water is used in the processing of herbs to avoid any chance of heavy metal contamination.
Products as per Ayurvedic Standards: Herbs are powdered in their original form without extracting any oil or any of the active phyto-ingredient. Herb like turmeric, neem seeds, babchi, yellow shatavari (from Nepal) has oil inside. We grind with the oil instead of extracting the oil because oil has also unique properties. This makes processing lengthy and involve lot of labour. But potency and full spectrum of the herb paysoff its price to user.
Further, the powdered herb undergoes wet trituration process called BHAVANA in Ayurveda, which means the powdered herb is mixed with the fresh juice of the same herb so that powder made from these quality herbs are potent, effective and result oriented.
The trituration accentuates hidden medicinal properties of the herb and to ensure that the herb, as soon as administered, is absorbed quickly at the cell level. Subtlety should be the quality by virtue of which a product can penetrate into the smallest capillary and channels of the biological system.
Some herbs cannot undergo this bhavna process - such as Vidarikandkand, Shatavari yellow, Lajwanti (Mimosa pudica) because they have mucilaginous properties and only the defined parts are used. In such cases, we like to combine different varieties of same herb to obtain maximum potency. Also each variety has some additional benefits to offer. For example, Tulsi has many varieties like Krishna or shyama Tulsi, Rama Tulsi, Vana Tulsi best way to use all varieties of tulsi. This way, it helps to provide maximum benefits of the same herb and also accounts for the full spectrum of the plant family.
In certain herbs almost all parts of the plants are usable likewise in neem all the parts namely; stem, leaves, seeds & bark are known to be of utmost importance. In this case main part of the herb is powdered and rest of the parts are boiled in water to extract all the beneficial properties of those parts and this extracted liquid is used in the shape of bhavna. It is added to the main herb powder to get full spectrum of the herb. Why this is done? According to Ayurveda, certain plants own acting and counteracting properties simultaneously. Some plants may have side effects, but also in other parts healing benefits to counteract. So various parts of the plant are used to balance the outcome & obtain full spectrum.
Certain herbs have different varieties. We at Vedaliving expanded our outlook and went further to know difference of the varieties. And the price that we pay for the difference certainly carries value in terms of escalated phyto-chemicals and antioxidant properties.
Note: Color, Taste, Aroma of the product may change from batch to batch.
GMP & ISO Certified Manufacturing Facility.
Other Uncommon Names Of This Herb: Musthaka, Kora, Nutgrass, Kalanduru, Abda, Abhrabheda, Ambhodhara, Ambuda, Arnoda, Bhadrakshi, Bhadramusta, Bhadramuste, Gangera, Gangeya, Ghana, Granthi, Gundra, Hima, Jalada, Jaladah, Kachhola, Kakshottha, Kasheru, Krodeshtha, Kuru, Kurubilva, Kurvinda, Kutannata, Megha, Mesa, Musta, Mustaka, Payoda, Rajkaseruka, Valya, Varahi, Varida, Varivaha, Vindakhya, Korehi-jhar, Mutha, Khal, Doongla, Doongia, Mothi, Moth, Mothee, Suraj, Tandi, Coco grass, Common nutsedge, Purple nutsedge, Suad, Keyabon, Abdahullu, Koranari-gadde, Tangahullu, Tungegadde, Abdahallu, Chandra hullu, Gonarda, Gopura, Jalad, Jeykina gadde, Thunge hullu, Karimuttan, Kora-kizanna, Muttanna, Shembang kouthum, Barik motha, Bimbal, Motha, Bimbol, Lavola, Barik-moth, Kora, Korai, Korai kilangu, Muthakasu, Pathalamulam, Muttakkacu, Korai-k-kilanku, Koraikkilanku, Korai-kizanghu, Tunga-gaddai, Bhadra-tunga-muste, Bhadramuste, Bharamuste, Gandala, Kaivartakamuste, Mustakamu, Shakha-tunga-veru.
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Mark Mallman: The Reporter's Notebook
After spending a few days on the road with Mark Mallman, seeing him perform a handful of times, and conducting a lengthy formal interview with him once we had returned to Minneapolis, I ended up with a wealth of information for today's cover story, some of which could not be contained in a mere 3500-word feature.
First, here's Mallman talking about his new graphic novel that he created with his cousin, the first installment of which was published on Magnet:
"We're doing this thing with Magnet, where over five days they're publishing this story that is like--I pull a robot out of a television set program, out of pure apathy. Like, my apathy is so strong for some reason it can open a vortex. And then there's this centipede... My cousin, who did the artwork, and I, we're working on a graphic novel and this is the first step in getting it published, and Magnet is going to print the first third of it, and we have a drawing for each day. I always tell people it's somewhere between Motley Crue, The Dirt, and The Metamorphosis by Kafka. It's an existential parody."
And Mallman on the darkness that lies beneath the surface of many of his songs:
"I've gone all the way to the edge. I've gone almost as far to the edge as you can get, as far as depression. And my goal is now, just to keep myself in check. Be positive and spread that kind of vibe. Thoughtful. And I love horror movies and I love depressing movies, but I guess I have to be very responsible when I create it that I'm not encouraging the wrong kind of activities."
On being a nerd in school:
"When I was a really young kid I was into programming computers--really young, like 10 or something, 11, which isn't uncommon now but it was then. I wrote a program for the Commodore 64 called "Fraction Fever," and it went to all the schools in our district. I wrote another program called "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Math." [laughs] That's maybe one of my only regrets, is shit, maybe I should have gone into computers, now I'd be fucking loaded. But maybe I wouldn't be. I don't know. They put me in an advanced science class in 7th grade because I liked computers so much and I was really nerdy looking, and I fucking failed the shit out of that class. I succeeded in failure."
On when he started writing songs:
"Pop songs? When I was 11. I went with this guy Jeff Ratte, he was my piano teacher and he had a recording studio at the time, and he had a band named the Dirty White Boys, and we recorded a song called "I Cannot Stop." My brother teased me because he thought it was about beating off, but it was about how I could not stop rocking."
On a secret theme that lies within his recent work:
"I try to hide a book title in every song. And sometimes they're obvious, like in Still Wasted, it's obvious--there's something about Oscar Wilde. But in Knockout, I'll say, 'the importance of being earnest is like juggling hand granades.' It's not always shit that I've read. I was introduced to some of my favorite books, like The Stranger because of the Cure, or Steppenwolf because of the name. So I hope that maybe it encourages some younger people to read books." [laughs]
On how his lifestyle and art are connected or not connected):
"I don't have a balanced life. I work too much, I don't have a love life. I don't eat right, I drink a lot sometimes. I'm not a healthy person, in society's standards. And I don't think that bears any relevance on my music at all. I don't believe in talent, really. I never have. I believe in hard work. That's probably my worst habit, is hard work."
"I think one terrible stereotype is the stereotype of Van Gogh, Vincent Van Gogh, the struggling artist. The suffering artist. I think it's a bad way to find validity, to live for your art. Because that was not a happy man. His work was great, but he wasn't happy. And they don't have anything to do with each other. It took me a while to learn that. You don't have to be on heroin, you don't have to party all the time to be this rock thing. You don't have to be depressed to be a writer, you don't have to be crazy to be a painter--these are all stereotypes that have been created by the culture that surrounds them."
On the perks of touring:
I love food, I love people, and I have friends, now, all over that we stay with. There's a guy in Albuquerque, New Mexico, who has an entire wall of his house with my pictures on it. We stay with him. He's a trekkie and he speaks to his dogs in Klingon, his name is Little Bobby, he's a great musician. We just meet all these amazing people. I like eccentric people. I just hung out with Tay Zonday in LA when we were out there, and he's doing great. I mean, the only difference between being a national artist and a local artist is that you tour.
On why he's not the next David Gray:
"I did work with a manager at one point who thought I should be the next David Gray. And I was like, no, I'm the next Mark Mallman. That's what I'm going to do. I'm not going to be--I've had people promise me stuff, and I turn it down. Because I'm happy--I would rather be making what I'm making and getting by than having to pretend I'm David Gray every day. Who is a great songwriter. But it's just not my scene."
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Please visit my new website, Peninsula Genealogy, if you have ties to the Hampton Roads area. I'm documenting obituaries, marriage, birth and death records there, and linking all obits back to findagrave so people can see additional info on their loved ones.
I have been doing my genealogy for over 13 years now. I started visiting the local cemeteries in my area looking for my relatives. By doing that, I realized how much I like to go there and how I enjoy helping others find their relatives. I am willing to do cemetery lookups in my area (Hampton, VA), so email me if need some help. Will also look up obituaries at our local library. I just love to do research!
I am currently transcribing and posting pics of cemeteries around Hampton VA. I have completed most of the smaller cemeteries (less than 1000 graves) and a few larger ones. I'm hoping by doing all this, it will make it easier for many people to find their loved ones.
My maternal grandfathers family was from MA (Mackay, Martin, McGlew, Traill)
My maternal grandmothers family was from VA, NC and PA (Gildner, Broadstreet, May, Bridgland, Smith, Arnold).
My paternal grandfathers family was from WY, NE, WI and SD (Allman, Caddy, Simons, Carberry, Rogers, Stuart)
My paternal grandmothers family was from CA, Washington, DC and OH. (Ehrmantraut, White, Gerhold, Dolph).
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Would you please add the following to Beatrice's Memorial...Born: May5,1919..died Jan.7,1955
Attach her to her father Oscar David Lawhorne
Haven't found her mother's yet.Working on siblings also.
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Hi Dawn
I was wondering if the Warren McNamara grave you have is the same Warren McNamara that was a lawyer to Robert McKinney who was featured on Unsolved Mysteries? I'm trying to update the UM Website so I was just wondering if that is the correct Warren MCNamara then do You have Robert McKinney's grave? Much Appreciated
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Thanks so much for the additional information.
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Just wanted to pass along some info.
I recently got a message from someone about burials at this cemetery. They said the area was being cleared for development when the headstones were "found." She sent me some photos of stones for Curley & his wife Sadie, Richard, Sherman, James Pleasant(s) because she thought they might be my relatives since I have ancestors with that surname in Virginia - they are not.
I looked up death records for all of them on Ancestry dot com - they were brothers. The cemetery name on all of their death records is "Phillips" instead of Pleasant and the funeral home that interred them was Smith Bros.
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Dawn, curious as to exactly where John Hartage found and photographed the Lancaster Cemetery in Vanceboro Craven Co NC that you have a couple memorials in. I recently found a Lancaster Cemetery in Vanceboro at the corner of Maul Swamp Road and SR43 with the other 3 burials that are listed with your 2 but your 2 are not among the ones that I found. Must be 2 Lancaster Cemeteries in Vanceboro. In the interest of accuracy I would like to create another one, add my new photos and put all 5 where they belong. Hope you will be able to help me out in this. Doug
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I'm hoping you can help me with information on Alice Smith. I put in a photo request for her grave marker, but was told it could not be found. Do you remember if this memorial was added from a visit to the cemetery or from cemetery transcripts? I'd love to be able to discover the exact location of her grave.
I believe this may be Alice, daughter of Ezra M. and Martha Johnson Smith. According to family, our Alice was born Feb. 3, 1861 in Jasper County, Iowa, and died Sept. 26, 1863 most likely also in Jasper County, as that is where census records place her parents. In the 1860 census, they were living with Daniel, Elizabeth and Steven Johnson assumed to be family to Martha. I'd love to confirm this is our Alice Smith. I'd also love to uncover more information on Ezra and Martha. Any help you can offer would be greatly appreciated!
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Hello Dawn, Found some dates for Jane Elizabeth Owen, through family records. 80 years old Born- Feb 13,1835 Born in Hampton, Virginia. Her death date is Aug.6, 1915. Father was Charles Davis Cake and was from Matthews County,Virginia. Her mother was Rebecca Brown Cake. There was a son Walter Earnest Owen. when you get chance could you add to her memorial? Buried in St Johns, Hampton. Thanks Gale H.
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Daughter, Dorothy C Johnson married Donald Guy Shifler. Donald Shifler was born in Maryland on
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Newport News, Virginia. I have his whole famiiy in
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Can yu help me?
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I see that you are working on Orr's. Are you related to the Ore's at Mountain View cemetery, Riverton, Fremont, WY?
I looked at your Orr's and I couldn't see a connection between the two. The Ore's above are originally from Missouri, went to Neb and onto WY.
If you do not have a connection would it be possible to transfer them to me. They are not directly related but are in my family and it would be easier to add info if I didn't have to go through someone.
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Squidward's House Party was a show that was on the Bikini Bottom Public Access. It was held in Squidward's House. SpongeBob, Patrick, Sandy, Plankton, Pearl, Mr. Krabs, and Zeus directed it, produced it, and are the cast of the show. This show had tons of fans, but Squidward disliked the show. It was only seen in the episode "Tentacle-Vision."
It replaced Squidward Chat and probably also replaced The Guitar Lord too. From the one episode shown, it mainly consisted of The Guitar Lord playing his guitar with SpongeBob playing the electric piano and Patrick playing the drums, Sandy line dancing, Pearl cheerleading, Mr. Krabs advertising the Krusty Krab in mid-air, all while being pelted by blasts from Plankton's "death ray."
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Got 2-3 painful boils with pus on my legs due to infection caused by plucking of hair or follicle. I am already taking Cefixime Tablets- 200mg twice a day for last 4 days. Although it was initially prescribed for 5 days, but one of the boil is are still there and paining, pls suggest - for how many days should I continue taking Cefixime tablets?
Painful boils with pus due to infection caused by waxing?
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Hello M,
Sounds awful, but I'm confused. Was it waxing or tweeting that caused this? I'd be seeking a new esthetician who practices excellent sanitation. As an esthetician myself, I have never heard of something like this.
You might try soaks of Epsom salts. It will likely reduce the pain, swelling and infection. Continue your antibiotics!
Please let us know how you're doing.
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Did they ever take a swab culture of the drainage/pus from the boils and test it to see what type of infection you have? I'm just wondering if they may have given you the wrong kind of antibiotic for your specific infection, because if it's something like MRSA, you would need a different kind of antibiotic.
And I agree with the others. Keep taking your medication until it's all gone, keep a moist, hot washcloth on the boil, and make sure you keep the area nice and clean by washing it wish antibacterial liquid soap and warm water. I suggest Hibiclens, and if you can't get it, the second-best soap you can use (just in my own opinion from personal experience) is SofSoap's clear antibacterial liquid hand soap. I hope you get better real soon! I know how painful those things can get!
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The latest controversial movie to test the old showbiz axiom "all publicity is good publicity" is the forthcoming film Noah from director Darren Aronofsky. The reported $125 million action epic marks his first foray into big-budget, CGI-spectacle territory. Until now, Aronofsky has worked exclusively on smaller, grittier independent fare such as Black Swan, The Fountain, Requiem for a Dream and The Wrestler.
The controversy revolves around how audiences with a faith-based background, be it Christian or Jewish, are likely to respond to Aronofsky's re-imagining of the story of Noah as told in Genesis. Early screenings of the unfinished film to both of those audiences yielded significant criticism. Kim Masters of the Hollywood Reporter writes:
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Paramount vice chairman Rob Moore, whom the Hollywood Reporter characterizes as "one of the few top Hollywood executives who identifies as a devout Christian," said that compared to Mark Burnett and Roma Downey's History Channel miniseries The Bible and the upcoming theatrical release of Son of God, Aronofsky's approach is less literal and more "creative."
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