Title: - Herbal havan (Yagna) Tablet and powder for healing medicinal and odoriferous treatnient for human, animal and plant life by way of smoke.

FIELD OF INVENTION:-

The present invention relates to a hebal formulation, it purify the atmosphere, kills micro-organisms , kills or eradicate' mosquitoes, It also safe, being 100 % natural long- lasting, effective and pleasant.

As such there is no such kind 100% natural formulation having tri directional effect to the Human, Animal and plant life. To eradicate- the bacteria and micro-organisms, or as insects repellent, Presently N,N,-diethyl-m-toluamide (DEET) Based or other harmful synthetic chemical based insecticides are used, which proved harmful for'human as well animal and plant life, and also having a limited spectrum of activity and a noticeably unpleasant odor.

Objects of the present invention

The objective of present invention is to overcome the disadvantage of conventional methods & provide |a better alternative.

The primary objective of the present invention is to purify the atmosphere using herbal formulation of the constituent electrically charged particles of the substances fumigated by heating of this formulation.

Further object of the present invention is that it kills or eradicate Mosquitoes.

Further object of the present invention is that it kills Bacteria's, Viruses, and Fungus of common diseases.

Further object of the present invention is it releases vitamins, Minerals and Proteins.

Further object of the present invention is to remove the fouled odor and leaves the atmosphere fresh, clean, cool and fragrant.

Further very important object of the present invention as a 100 % natural product no side effect of this formulation to human, animal and plant life.

Further very important object of the present invention that its very convenient to use because of its tablet form,

Further very very important object of the present invention that the inhaling smoke of this formulation increases, stamina, resistance against infections and diseases, and mental astuteness etc the disinfection of air is also helpful to the plant l\fc against harmful organisms.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION

Formulation with Fumigating Substances:

In order to get an idea of the various chemical changes that take place during the heat, it is essential to.know the various substances used in this formulation. These can be broadly classified into two types: odoriferous and medicinal herbs.

Vaporization of Odorous Substances:

The temperature attained by the heating plate volatile constituents vaporize and their gaseous forms get diffused; Also, when cellulose and other carbohydrates undergo combustion, steam is formed in copious quantities by the combination of the Hydrogen of the decomposed organic molecules with the oxygen. This is how the substances like thymol, eugenol, pinene, terpinol etc., are dispersed to in the surroundings and the aroma of a formulation can be smelt at a considerable distance. In addition to sluum, smoke is emitted in large quantifies unci solid particles existing in a decomposed state offer sufficient scope for its diffusion. Thus smoke also Functions as a colloidal vehicle for the spreading of volatile aromatic substances. This process depends on the inside and surrounding temperature and on the direction of the wind.

Combustion of Fatty Substances:

The fatty substances used in formulation are mainly ghee and other fatty substances of vegetable origin. All fatty substances used are combinations of fatty acids, which volatilize easily^The combustion of glycerol portion gives acetone bodies, pyruvic aldehyde and glyoxal etc.

DESCRIPTION

The herbal product and the process of Manufacturing:-

The present invention relates to a herbal product for use as a repellent against to insects, mico-organisms, Mosquitoes and to purify air etc, using its smoke by heating. The process of manufacturing thereof comprising collecting Margosa in the range of 0.01176g to; 0.01177g, a Clove taken in the range of 0.0294g to 0.0296g and the Holy Basil 0-.047Og to 0.0472g , Wallchii selected in the range of 0.0294g to 0.0296g ,a resin takόn in the range of 0.0588g to 0.059Og Mangifera Indica O.OOOlg, to 0.0006g, Santalum Album 0.0352g to 0.358g, Ficus Bengalensis 0.0352g to 0.358g Indian Bedellium 0.1176g to O.llδOg FJcus Religiosa 0.0352g to 0.358g Gau Mutra 0.020ml to,, 0.025ml, Rice- 0.0294g to 0.0296g ,Dry Ginger O.O352g to O.358g .Tinospora ; ^' Cordifolia 0.0352g to 0.358g, Wheat 0.0352g to 0.358g, Nepal Cardamom. 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Mace 0.01176g to 0.01177g , Ceylon 0.0294g to 0.0296g . Talis Patra_ 0.0294g to 0:0296g , Panadi 0.0294g to 0.0296g , GoIa 0.0588g to 0.059Og , Nagar Motha 0.0294g to 0.0296g , piper mint 0.294Og to 0.2945g , GuI sarkh 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Indra jav 0.0294g to 0.0296g Hedychium.0.0294g to 0.0296g ^• , Tumvur 0.0588g to 0.059Og , Chirayta 0.01176g to 0.01177g , Asgandha 0.0352g to 0.358g , Jav 0.0352g to 0:358g , Ardusi 0.047Og to 0.0472g , Dashang O.O588g to 0.0590g , Tulsi seed 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Giloy 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Satawri 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Bhramhi 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Javintri 0.03 ₍ 52g to 0.358g , Gokharu 0.047Og to 0.0472g , Rose 0.047Og to 0.0472g , Pipal wood ¹ 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Gobar 0.0352g to 0.358g, Terminalia Chebula 0.0352g to 0.358g,, Musk Root O.O588g to 0.059Og Aquilana Malaccensis 0.0352g to O.358g Red Jigut 0.0352g to 0.358g, Camphor 0.294Og to 0.2945g Valeriana 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Ceylon 0.0352g to 0.358g Libani O.O588g to 0.059Og Hedychium Spicaturm 0.0352g to 0.358g Bacopa Moncicri 0.0352g to 0.358g Cedrys 0.0352g to O.358g ,Dry dates 0,0588g to 0.0590g Scsainun Indicum 0.0588g Io 0.059Og Cow's Ghee 0.11764g to 0.11768g, Sugar 0.1764g to0.01768g, Javitri 0.0352g to 0.358g Black sesame seeds 0.0352g to O.358g .Gram 0.0352g to 0.358g Buyca Frondosa 0.0352g tq θ.358g, Black urid 0.0352g to O.358g Convolvulus Pluricaulis 0.0352g to 0.358g, Peas O.0352g to 0.358g „ Aegle Marmelos O.O352g to 0.358g, Glycyrrhiza Glabra Bios 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Areca Palm O.O588g to 0.0590g,Emblic Myrobalan 0.0294g to- 0.0296g , Sandal 0.0470g to 0.0472g, Iron wood 0.01176g to 0.01178g are send to crushing machine for making them in to small particles and then pass through grjnder and filtering machine to make them in to powder form, to convert it in to soft jelly using small quantity of water stirred properly at ^' j normal temperature and then the jelly is send to tableting machine to make it in the tablet form. Lastly the tablet is send to drying chamber.

The Principal constituents and Indications of main ingredients are given hereunder.

MARGOSA

Principal Constituents

The alcoholic extract of the fresh stem and bark yielded the bitter principles himbin, nimbinin, and nimbidin. The alcoholic extract of the air-dried rootabark yielded nimbin and nimbidin. Anotht terpenic constituents, identical with sugioul, is reported to be prsent, in the stem and bark,. Petro ether soluble fraction of the alcoholic ectract of the stem-bark yilelded an essential oil (0.02%), having characteristics similar to the oil isolated from the blossoms. All parts of the plant yiold B-sitosterol 1. The leaves contain nimbin, nimbin, nimbinene, 6-desacetylnimbinene, inimbandiol nimbolide and quercetin. Th presence of B-desacetylnimbinene, nimbandiol, nimbolide

and quercetin. The presence of B-sitsterol, n-hexacosandlo and nonacosane is also reported-2, The diterpendouds margolone, nimbogone, nicbonolone and mimbopnolone and minmolinin have been isolated from the plant-3.

Indications

Neem extracts have been reported to possess anti-diabetci, anti-bacterial and anti-viral prperties. Tl sterm, root, bark and young fruts are reported to possess astringent tonio and anti-periodic propertk The bark is reported to be benefical in malarial fever and useful in cutaneous diseases.

CLOVE:

Principal Constituents

The cloves contain 13 per cent taning (gallotannic acid). Oleanolic acid has been isolated from spent' cloves (residue from the distillation of essential oil. Steam distillation of clove buds yields a conlourless (14.23%) or pale-yellow oil, with the characteristic adour and taste of cloves. The iol darkens with age or on exposure and becomes

reddish brown. The product obtained from whole buds distilled from crushed cloves (engenol-94%). Water distllation yields oil of better quality and lower specific gravity (engenol 85-89%) than that obtained by dry steam-distillation (engenol, 91-95%). The two oils are distinguished as 'opt' and 'stron' oils, commercial oil is a mixture of both. The clove bud oil contains free eugenol, eugenol acetate (2-17%) and caryophllene (chiefly a and B-form) as its main constituents. Among the other consituents present, the most important is methyl-namyl ketone, to which the oil owes its fresh and fruity aroma. Other substances present in traces are methyl salicylate, methyl benzoate, methyl alcohol, benzyl alcohol, furfύryl alcohol, furfural, amethyl furfural, dimethyl furfural ^' , B-pinene, methl-n-heptyl ketone, methyl-n-amyl carbinol (2heptanol), rnethyl-n-heptyl carbinol and vanillin.The oil, obtained by solvent extraction of clovos, contains littlo or no caryphyllene, but contains epoxydihydrocaryophyllene. 1 The oil contains eugenone, eugenine, eugenitine and iso-eugenitol These substances are practically odourless 2. The oil also contains sesquiterpenes,g-and d-cadinene, B-caryphyyllene, B-caryophllene oxide, a-humulene, a-humulene epoxide besides eugenol. The leaves yield an essential oil (3%) on steam distillation. It contains a-cubebene,

Indications

The oil is used in sustained release topical analgesic preparations and used in dentifrices for remθval of stain in teeth, in root canal filling material,' as s'alivary stmulator in sulingual pharmaceutical compositions. Also in buccal deodarant tapes' and in dental bandages for protection to gingival tissue. The oil is used in topical 'formulations for use in cryothereapy forUreating circulatory diseases such as posttraumatic eodema. It may also be used in the ¹ 'treatment of AIDS patients. The Eugenol and acetyl eugenol components of the. oil inhibit arachidonate-adrenaline and collagen induced platelet aggregation.. Clve oil is also an ingiedient of hair and body shampoos. It has insuling potentiation activity. The oil exhibits anti implantation activity. The cloves, are highy

esteemed as a flavouring material and are extensively used, whole or in gournd from, as a culinary spice. They impart a warming quality to food, and are used for flavouring ham, roasts, pickles, preserves, ketchups ans sauses, as seasoning for susages, dressing for poultry and meat.. and in specialized spices for mincemeat and pastry Because of their pungent and aromatic taste, cloves are favoured for making cakes, pies, puddings, cookies and candy. They are used in making speiced wines and for scenting the chewing-tobacco;- 'they form an ingredient of betel-chew in indonesia, cloves are used in making a special brnad of cigarettes-Keretek, which crackle while burning.

MACE

Principal Constituents

Nutmeg; A fixed oil, a volatile oil and starch. Mack: The valatile oil (Oil of Mace) and amylodextrin. the seed, broadly ovoid, albuminous, with a shell-like purplish brown testa and covered by a red, lfeshy aril. The dried kernels consitute the nutmeg of commerce. Mace is the dried fibrous aril covering the testa.

Indications

Nutmeg is resported to ^" be an expectorant, vermifuge, aphrodisiac, and as a vervine μsed by psychiatrists. It is used in toneics and electuaries and is recommended for the treatment of inflammations of bladder and urinary tract.Mace is used in folk medicine for the treatment of rheumatism. It has anti-inflammatory, antifungal and antibacterial properties.

VALERIANA WALLICHI

Principal Constituents

The rootstocks are aromiatic. They yeild aromatic Oil, which contains valeric acid. Vaterenic acid and valerianine are the other compunds indentified. Indian Valerian closely resembles the valerian from V. officinalis in its properties and is uded for similar, purposes (q.v.). In india, the dried rihizomes are uded in perfumes and hiar preparatins, and as incense, and to a lesser extent in medicine.

Indications

Indian Valerian is prescribed as a remedy for hysteria, hypochondri, nervous unrest and emotiinal troubles. It is also uded as a carminatvie and forms an ingrdient of a number of ayurvedic recipes. The powdered drug, mixed with sugar, is used in urinary troubles. A decotion of the drug is reported to be given in Nepal to mothers after parturition, probably as a sedative. The extract showed antibiotic activity against Micrococcus pyogenes var. aureus and Entamoeba histolytica. Indian Valerian is also used as incence, in perfumery, and as an insect-repellent. An extract of the leaves was tested on rats and found to be; Analgesic:

HOLY BASlE-

Principal Constituents

A bright yellow volatle oil, Besides the volatile oil, the plant is reported to contain alkaoids, glysosides, saponins and tannins. The leaves conan ascorbic acid and

carotene. The mφr constituents of the essential oil from the plant, investigated in

Germany, are 1,8 cineole, 5.6 11.0 E-Bocimene, 4.0-4.7 B-Garophyllene, 1.4-2 5: a-humulene, 2.0-3.5; methylchavicol, 11.6-14.4; germacrene-D, 2.4-45, b-disaboleene, 7.6-15.4 a - bisbόlene ; 9.4-16.6 and euαenol242

Indications

Extract of the leaves lowers blood sugar level in nbrmal.volatile oil (from fresh leaves) And fixed oil (from the seeds) has shoen anti-asthmatic activity and has significantly protected against histamine and acetylcholine induced preconvulsive dyspnea. These extracts/oils also shoed anti-inflammatory acitivity and inhibited the hindpaw edema in rats against carageenan, serotonin, histamine and PGE-2 induced inflammation. The effect of ursolic acid, a triterpene from the leaves, in the allergicv process has been evaluated employing rat peritonea! by estimating the changes in the release membrane by preventing degranulation and decreased he quantity The leaf extract is found effective in checking the protease activity of the dermatophyte, trichophytone, at'50% concentration.'

CAMPHER

Principal Coristituents

Camhpor is the active constituent of the plant.

Indications

Camphor liniments is used for relief of pain in muscular rheumatism. Camphor oil is used

externally in reheqmatism. Applied externally to the skin, camphor acts as a rubefacient. It is taken internally as a carminative. It has stimulaant, antispasmodic, rubefacient and analgesic properties.

INDIAN BEDELLIUM:

Principal Constituents

The commercial product contains about 4.65% foreign. matter and about 1.45% of an aromatic essential oil besides gum and resin. 1 Guggul or the gum resin from the bark contains the octanordammarane terpenes manusumbionic acid and manusumbinone2

Indications

It is asstringent, anti-inflammatory and antiseptic. When taken internally it acts as a bitter, stomachic and carminative, stimulating the appetitie and imporving digestion. It causes an increase in leucocytes in the .blood and stimulates phagocytosis. It acts as a diaphoretic, expectorant and diuretic, and is sajd to be a uterine stimulant and emmenaggue. The resin is used in the form of a lotion for indolent} ulcers and as a gargle in chronic tonsilitis, pharyngitis and ulcerated throat.

CEYLON:

Principal Constituents

It contains a significant amount of a mucilaginous substance, which consists mainly of a water

extractable L-arabino-D-xylan and an alkali-extractable D-glucan, The bark also contains the diterpenes, cinzeylanin and cinzeylanol besides tannins ^{1 •}

Indications

Externally the bark is used in neuralgia, rheumatism and toothache. It is aromatic, astringent, stimulant, expectorant and carminative. The oil from the bark shows potent antibacterial and an1 fungal activity.

HEPICHIUM SPlCATUM

Principal Constituents

The rihizomes are aromatic with bitter camphorous taste. It is reported for its antimicrobial proberties and used traditionally as one of the ingredient in herebal vanising creams to protect the skin from sun's UV rays.Used in Protective Suncreen Lotion.

Indications

Used in Nausea, Bronchial Asthama, Halitosis and Vomitting. Also useful in diminished apetite, hiccups, local inflammation

MUSK ROOT:

Principal Constituents

Jatamansone, Jatamanshic acid, Virolin and its diastereomer. Its radical leaves are elongate and spathulate, its cauljne leaves are sessne ana oolong or sub-ovate; the flowers are rosy, pale ping or blue, in dense cymes. The drug consists of shrot, thick, dark grey rhizomes crowned with reddish brown tufted fibrous remains of the petioles of the redical leaves;

Indications

CNS drug in epilepsy, hysteria, and convulsions. The ¹ OiI possesses antiarrhythmic activity with possible therapeutic usefuless in cases of auricular flutter.

NEPAL CARDAMOM

Principal Constituents

Cardmonin, Alpinetini and subulin2 were isolated from seeds. The major constituent of the essential oil from the seeds is cineol (64.94%)

Indications

Medicinally, the seeds are credited with stimulant and astringent properties. It is used in gastrointestinal and genito-urnary complaints.

ARECA PALM

Principal Constituents

The polyphenols of ripe arecanut contain predominantly polymerized leucocyanidns besides minor amounts of (+)-cetechjn, leucopelargonidin and leucocyanidin, The polyphenols of arecanut contains several alkaloids belonging to the pyridine group. The most imortant of them physiologically is arecoline. Other alkaloids present are arecaidine, arecolidine, guvacine, guvacoline, isoguvacine, nornrϋcniilinc and norurυcolinc2. Indications

The dired nuts are said to sweeten the breath, strengthen the gums, and produce a stimulant and exhilarant effect on the system. Arecanut has been reported to be a good source of fluoride, when chewed. The non-alkaloid fractins of areacanuts-are reported to possess anti-microbial properties.

EMBLlC MYRQBALAN

Principal Constituents

AmIa is highly nutrjious and is an important dietary source of Vitamin. C, minerals and amino acids. The edible fruts tissues contains protein concentration 3-fold and ascorbic acid concentratin 160 - fold compated to that of the apple. The fruit also contains considerably higher concentration of most minerals and amino acids than apples. Glutamic aicd, proline, aspartic acid, alanine, and tysine are 29. 6, 14.6, 8.1 , 5.4 and 5.3 % respectively of the total amino acids. The pulpy portion of fruit, dried at 100- and freed from the nuts contains; lallic acid 1.32%, taning, sugar 26. 10% gum 13.75%. albumin 13.08%, crude cellulose 17.08%, mineral matter 4.12% and moisture 3.83% AmIa fruti ash contains chromium, 2.5 , zine, 4; and copper 3 ppm . Presence of chromimu is of therapeutic value in diabetes. Friut also contains phyllemblin and curcuminodes. The fruit contained 482. 14 units of superoxide dismutasegf fresh weight, and exhibted antisenescent activity. The seed oil contains 64.8% linoenenic acid and closely resembles linseed oil.1

Indications

The fruit is acrid, cooling, refrigerant, diuretic and laxative. The dried fruit is useful in hemorrhage, diarhea, and dysentery. In combination with iron, it is used as a remedy for anemia, jaundice and - dysspsia. AmIa fruits are anabolic, anti-bacterial and resistance building. They possess expectorant, cardiotonic, antipyretic, antioxdative, antiviral and anti-emetic activites. They are also used in the treatment of Icukoiiiiiea and athersclcrosis.

SANDAL

Principal Constituents

The main consitueot of sandalwood oil is santalol. This primary sesquiterpene alcohol forms more than 90 per cent q| the oil and is present as a mixture of two isomers, af-mixture of two isomers, a- santalol and B-sarptalo, the former predominating. The charraterisitc odor and medicinal properties of

sandalwood oil are mainly due to the santalols. The other constituents reported in sandalwood oil include; the hydrocarbons santene, nor-tricycloekasantalene and a-and| B-santalenes; the alcohols santenol and teresantalol; the aldehydes nor-tricloeksantala, and isovaleraldehyde; the ketones I- santenone and santalone; and the acids teresantralic acid occurring partly free and partly in esterfiei from, and a-and B-santalic acidsi .

Indications

Both the wood and the oil have long been emplyed in medicine. They are creadited with cooling, diaphoretic, diuretic and expectorant properties, and sandalweed finds several application in household remedies; a paste of the wood is applied to bums; in fevers and headache, it is applied tc the forehead and upor eyollods. The oil was at one tlrnaoiflclal In many pharmacopeias and was prescribed for the" treatment of gonorrhea. It is reported to be active against Eberthella typhosa and Escherichia coli. The oil from the seeds is used in skin troubles.2

IRON WOOD

Principal Constituents

The stames which, yiled the drug Nagakesara contain mesuferrone-A a.rjd B, mesuaferrol, mesuaiiic acid, a-and B-amyrin, and B-sitosterol. The seeds and heartwood contain a number of xanthones ar

Indications

The volatile oil from the flowers shows antibacterial, antifungal and anthelmintic activites. It exhibits significant anti-inflammatory and styptic activity..

Example;-

For preparing of 3 gram of tablet the following ingredients (herbs) such as Margosa in the range of

0.01176g to 0.01 177g, a Clove taken in the range of 0.0294g to 0.0296g and the Holy Basil 0.047Og to 0.0472g , Wallchii selected in the range of 0.0294g to 0.0296g ,a resin taken in the range of 0.0588g to 0.059Og Mangifera Indica 0.000 Ig, to O.OOOόg, Santalum Album 0.0352g to 0.358g, Ficus Bengalensis 0;0352g to 0.358g Indian Bedcllium O.1176g to 0.1180g Ficus Reϋgiosa O.O352g to 0.358g Gau Mutra 0.020ml to 0.025ml, Rice 0.0294g to 0.0296g ,Dry Ginger 0.0352g to O.358g ,Tinospora Cordifolia 0.0352g to 0.358g, Wheat 0.0352g to 0.358g, Nepal Cardamom. 0.0294g to 0.0296g ; Mace 0.01176g to 0.01177 g , Ceylon 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Talis Patra 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Panadi 0.0294g to 0.0296g , GoIa O.O588g to 0.0590g , Nagar Motha 0.0294g to 0.0296g , piper mint 0.294Og to 0.2945g , Gill sarkli 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Indra jav 0.0294g to 0.0296g Hcdychium 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Tumvur 0.0588g to 0.059Og , Chirayla 0.01176g to 0.01177g , Asgandha 0.0352g to 0.358g , Jav 0.0352g to 0.358g", Ardusi 0.047Og to 0.0472g , Dashang 0.0588g to 0.0590g , Tulsi seed 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Giloy 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Satawri 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Bhramhi 0.0294g to 0.0296g , Javintri O.O352g to O.358g , Gokharu 0.047Og to 0.0472g , Rose 0.047Og to 0.0472g , Pipal wood 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Gobar 0.0352g to 0.358g, Terminalia Chebula 0.0352g to 0.358g,, Musk Root O.O588g to 0.059Og Aquilana Malaccensis 0.0352g to 0.358g Red Jigut 0.0352g to O.358g, Camphor 0.294Og to 0.2945g Valeriana 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Ceyloή 0:0352g to 0.358g Libani 0.0588g to 0.0590g Hedychium Spicaturm 0.0352g to 0.358g Bacopa Moneieri O.0352g to 0.358g Cedrys 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Dry dales O.O588g to 0.0590g Sesannm Indicimi O.O588g to 0.059Og Cow's Ghee 0.11764j ₍ to 0.11768g, Sugar 0.1764g to0.01768g, Javifri 0.0352g to 0.358g Black sesame speeds 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Gram 0.0352g to 0.358g Buyea Frondosa 0.0352g to 0.358g, Black urid 0.0352g to 0.358g Convolvulus Pluricaulis 0.0352g to 0.358g, Peas 0,0352g to 0.358g „ Aegle Marmelos 0.0352g to O.358& Glycyrrhiza Glabra Bios 0.0352g to 0.358g ,Ar,eca Palm 0.0588g to 0.0590g,Erhblic Myrobalan 0.0294g to 0.0^96g , Sandal 0.047Og to 0.0472g, Iron wood p.Ol l^δg to 0.01178g arc send to crusning machine for making them in to small particles and tfiQn pass through grinder and filtering machine to make them in to powder form, to convert it in to soft jelly form wate^ and natural hardener is mixed here and then the jelly*is send to tablcling machine to make it in the tablet form. Lastly the tablet is scηd to drying chamber.

PURIFUCATION OF ENVIRONMENT:-

The huge industrial complexes, rapid urbanization, deforestation, air and water pollution, ozone-depletion, radioactive wastes- etc., have disturbed and destabilized the natural harmony of human, animal and plant life cycles. The ecological imbalance caused by these criminal acts of the so called 'civilized man' has resulted in a disastrous threat, not only to the human survival but, also to life as a whole on our planet.

Inhaling smoke of this herbs renews the brain cells, revitalizes the .skin, purifies the blood and prevents growth of pathogenic bacteria "Heal the atmosphere and the healed atmosphere will heal you"

The medicinal fumes emanating from the process of heating formulation have been observed by researchers in the field of microbiology to be clearly bacterio static in nature, which eradicate bacteria and micro-organisms and fungus, the root causes of illness and diseases.

Purification of/environment through the constituent electrically charged particles of the substancesfrumi gated by the heating of this formulation is an obvious byproduct of this process; According to Dr. Hafkine, the smoke produced by burning the Mixture of ghee and sugar kills the germs of certain diseases; inhaling it from some distance induces secretion from certain glands related to the windpipe that fill our heart and mind with

Removal of , Foul Od ors:

As already stated, under steam volatilization, the various volatile oils get diffused in the surrounding atmosphere along with sleatπ and smoke. Since tliese oils have distinctly good smells, the foul odors are automatically neutralized. This aroma can be effortlessly ^' ■. smelt in the surroundings by the heated smoke. It is due to the . diffusion of substariceslike thynol, eugenol, piene, terpinol and oils of sandalwood, camphor and clove.

Removal of Insects:

There are' non-bacterial parasites like flies, ringworm, dice fleas ^1' etc., which are normally difficϊilt to deal with since bactericides which can be used jigainst them are also harmful to other living organisms. Such insects are generally immune to ordinary reagents. However they either get killed or are driven away when they come in

contact with volatile oils like camphor, which are ditfused in the environment during the process of fumigation.

Effects on Plants and Vegetation;

The disinfection of air is not only useful to animal life but it also helps plant life. The aromatic substances, which get diffused in the air through this process offer protection to plant life against harmful organisms. This ensures a healthy plant growth.

Sublimation (in chemistry):

The process by which a solid is converted, on heating directly, into a gas, without going through a liquid state. Only a small number of solids sublime; e.g. carbon dioxide, CO2 and Iodine, 12. Some solids that do melt to form a liquid still evaporate quite rapidly if kept below their melting-points; e.g. Iodine and sulphur. This is also sublimation, and can be used as a method of purification.