Korosanai / korochana / Gorojan

The fat-like matter near the cow’s liver becomes a little stone-like concrete in its stomach. This little stone-like structure is called the Korosanai. It was once used as a topical medicine to cure various ailments. It can also treat chronic cough and chronic cold. The taste, potency, and qualities of Korosanai are astringent, cold, and dry.

• This has different effects when administered with different combinations and methods. It is an effective remedy for chronic cough and also chronic cold.

• It also improves skin complexion. Korochana also acts as a repellent for the reptiles. Eat as a medicine to promote clarity of mind and also to prevent fever and infection.

• Bezoar heals red and swollen throat and cure boils, sores, or carbuncles. Bezoar is an antidote to cure the poison of snake bites and scorpion stings in medieval European medical traditions.

• Garcia de Orta believed that the bezoar/ox or cow gallstones could protect against and cure the plague.

• In India, on the 11th day of the baby’s birth, the infant will be given a single drop of Korochana with the mother’s milk. This will greatly improve the voice clarity for children. In children, it treats convulsions in addition to vomiting, diarrhea, wheezing, mucus, seizures or epilepsy, fever, unconsciousness, measles, meningitis, and gastroenteritis.

• Bezoar cures meningitis, encephalitis, and also legionnaire’s condition when mixed with rhino’s horn or buffaloe’s horn.

• When mixed with frankincense, myrrh, and musk, Bezoar cures abscesses, breast cancer, buboes, subcutaneous nodules, scrofula, and also malignant sores.

• The Melatonin present in the Bezoar works as a sedative and assists in protecting nuclear DNA, lipids, and other molecules from damage caused by oxidation.