Chyawanprash Swamala Dhootapeshwar, 500 グラム

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Chyawanprash Swamala is tonic preparation created on the basis of chyawanprash with ashes (Bhasma) of minerals, known for its tonic properties - Suvarna bhashma, Abhrak bhashma, Praval Pishti, Roupya bhashma, Kantaloha bhashma, Makardhwaj.

Chyawanprash is one of the best immunomodulators in Ayurveda. It is a rejuvenating tonic, rich in vitamins, minerals and microelements with a very wide range of applications. Chyawanprash is effective for the treatment of acute and chronic diseases of the respiratory system, improves digestion, cleanses the intestines and blood of toxins, improves skin condition. Also Chyawanprash has a tonic effect on the heart, eyesight, the reproductive system, has a diuretic action. Additionally, this product improves the nervous system, indicated for insomnia, poor concentration and memory.

Chyawanprash is the most famous product of Ayurveda, known for over three thousand years. The recipe was first recorded by sage Charaka in his Charaka Samhita around the IV century BC.

This medicine is a sweet-spicy soft jam of dark brown color. The basis of it is Amla.

Indications:

- general tonic, immunomodulator;

- colds, bronchitis, asthma, tuberculosis;

- weak digestion, constipation;

- tonic for the nervous system, weakening of concentration, memory, insomnia;

- a rejuvenating tonic for the skin;

- elimination of toxins from the blood and intestines;

- tonic for the heart;

- tonic for eyes;

- tonic for male and female reproductive system, menstrual cycle;

- diuretic, tonic for the urinary system;

- source of vitamins and minerals.

Content:

Dashamula, Bala, Musta, Jeevaka, Rishabaka, Utpala, Pippali, Sringi, Meda, Tamalaki, Truti, Jeevanti, Jongaka, Draksha, Pushkara, Shati, Punarnava, Kakoli, Kshirakakoli, Kakanasa, Amrita, Abhaya, Vidari, Vrishamula each 89 mg processed with Dhatriphala 3.048 gm, Til Taila 0.762 ml, 0.762 ml Ghrita, Matsyandika 4.444 gm, Tukakshiri 356 mg, Pippali 178 mg, Chaturjata each 22 mg, Madhu 1.143 ml.

Dosage/Application:

Adults – 1 teaspoonful twice a day before meals.

Children - 1/2 teaspoonful 1 to 2 times daily before meals.

Acute respiratory infections the dose may be increased.

Chyawanprash Swamala can sometimes cause an increase of acidity and heartburn. In such a situation it should be taken with small volume of warm milk or after meal.

Contraindications: in case of diabetes to be taken with caution as Chyawanprash contains a lot of sugar, acute and chronic nephritis and pyelonephritis, gastritis.

Pregnancy and breast-feeding: can be taken in small doses, or as directed by your doctor.

Nagarjuna is one of the best manufacturers of Ayurvedic medicines in the south of India. The technology of manufacturing and the composition of their Chyavanaprasam exactly correspond to the ancient Vedic texts.

Original name:

Chyawanprash Swamala Dhootapeshwar.

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This remedy is not a product of allopathic medicine. Mostly, it considered as food supplement that can be used only as a addition to the diet. All information on the treatment of diseases with this product is based on the knowledge of Ayurveda, phytotherapy and nutrition and is not confirmed by the Ukrainian Ministry of Health or other competent organizations and can only be used for reference.