Netra–Nāsa–Mukha Cikitsā, Vraṇa/Bhasma Prayoga, Jvara–Vāta Remedies, and Protective/Uccāṭana Procedures
सतक्रं बदरीमूलं पीतं वाक्षिव्यथां हरेत् / सैन्धंवं कटुतैलं च अपामार्गस्य मूलकम्
satakraṃ badarīmūlaṃ pītaṃ vākṣivyathāṃ haret / saindhaṃvaṃ kaṭutailaṃ ca apāmārgasya mūlakam
సతక్రం (మజ్జిగ) మరియు బదరీ మూలాన్ని సేవిస్తే నేత్రవ్యథ తొలగుతుంది. అలాగే సైంధవం, కటు తైలం, అపామార్గ మూలం కూడా ఉపయోగించాలి.
Lord Vishnu (in instruction to Garuda/Vinata-putra)
Concept: Regimen (pathya) and medicine together reduce suffering; disciplined intake supports health.
Vedantic Theme: Moderation and right conduct in consumption; sustaining the instrument of practice.
Application: Use satakra (buttermilk) with badarī root as drink for eye pain; additional adjuncts listed (saindhava, kaṭu-taila, apāmārga root) as part of the therapeutic set per tradition and expertise.
Primary Rasa: shanta
Related Themes: Garuda Purana 1.177.9 (external lepa for eye pain); Garuda Purana 1.177.8 (añjana for timira)
The verse mentions satakra (buttermilk) and badarī root taken internally, and also saindhava (rock-salt), kaṭu-taila (pungent oil), and apāmārga root.
It explicitly says pītam (“drunk”), indicating internal intake for part of the remedy, while the additional ingredients are listed as further therapeutic supports.
Treat it as a traditional materia-medica reference; dosage and method should be determined by a qualified clinician, especially for eye-related conditions.