Characterization of lead sulfide obtained from Naga Bhasma.

Background: Lead sulfide nanoparticles were manufactured from lead oxide using a procedure described in the Ayurveda formulary of India, which involved using a quantum of the heat of up to 60 puta, which is officially known as the Shasti puta Naga Bhasma.

Objective: The study shows sulfurization of nanoparticles decreased their toxicity due to the lower solubility.

Materials And Methods: The present work used the arsenic sulfide media and traditional puta for processing and the characterization of the same has been conducted.

Screening of anti-cancerous potential of classical and modified modified with (nanodiamond) through FTIR & LC-MS analysis.

Objectives: is an ayurvedic medicine explicitly prescribed for the treatment of (cancer), whereas has the potential to promote cancer healing properties. Together, these two medicines provide multifunction benefits. This paper analyses the functional groups of modified with and compares it with the classically prepared .