Which herbal formula is listed for Vata-type jvara?

• A. Ashwaganda 4, Tulsi 3, Manashila 2, Yogaraj Guggulu 2
• B. Guwel Sattva 4, Kamadusha 2, Sudarshan 3, Mustha 3
• C. Sitopaladi 5, Talisadi 4, Abrak Basma 3, Mahasudarshan 2
• D. Prawal Pisthi 4, Shankha Bhasma 2, Vacha 1, Jujube

Answer: (A)

In this question the idea is to pick a formula that best pacifies a Vata-dominant fever. Vataja jwara tends to bring dryness, nervousness, and instability, so the remedy should be nourishing and grounding while also addressing the fever.

The formula that fits this is the one that combines Ashwagandha, Tulsi, Manashila, and Yogaraj Guggulu. Ashwagandha is a powerful Rasayana that strengthens tissues and calms Vata because it is sweet and grounding, helping to reduce the instability Vata causes. Tulsi supports the body's immune response and has balancing effects on Vata, supporting respiratory and systemic resilience. Manashila, a mineral ingredient used in Vata-pacifying formulas, provides a grounding influence that helps stabilize fluctuating Vata energy. Yogaraj Guggulu is a classic preparation known to pacify Vata and Kapha, offering anti-inflammatory support and helping to resolve fever with a Vata emphasis by promoting proper digestion and tissue purification.

The other formulas lean more toward fevers dominated by Pittā or Kapha or are designed for different patterns (such as coughs, colds, or Pittā-focused fevers). They don’t target Vataja jwara as specifically as the chosen mix with Ashwagandha, Tulsi, Manashila, and Yogaraj Guggulu.