Arjuna - Arjuna, an important Ayurvedic herb, is a coronary vasodilator. It protects the heart, strengthens circulation, and helps to maintain the tone and health of the heart muscle. It is also useful in stopping bleeding and to promote healing after a heart attack.
It appears that the inflammation that characterizes mastitis is a consequence of âmilk stasisâ: milk is produced, but then remains in the breast, rather than coming out during feeding. Milk stasis can occur for many reasons, including blockages in the ducts, a decrease in feeding frequency and poor attachment.
This is because spread in the milking parlour is more common for Strep dysgalactiae than the other environmental bacteria and because its most common site outside of the udder is teat skin so post-milking teat dipping will reduce mastitis risk. Contagious bacteria. The two most important contagious bacteria are Staphylococcus (Staph.) aureus and Strep. agalactiae. The latter bacteria used to be the most important cause of clinical mastitis and high cell count but because it is only found in the udder it is effectively controlled by the five-point plan.