Chyavanaprasam 500gm arya vaidya sala kottakkal

Chyavanaprasam 500gm arya vaidya sala kottakkal

Detailed Ingredient Information

The formulation consists of approximately 45-50 ingredients, balanced to harmonize all three Doshas:

• Amalaki (Phyllanthus emblica): The core ingredient and a potent source of Vitamin C; it acts as a powerful antioxidant and rejuvenator.

• Dashamula: A group of ten roots (including Bilva, Syonaka, and Gambhari) that reduce inflammation and support the nervous system.

• Pippali (Long Pepper): Enhances metabolism and bio-availability of the other herbs while supporting lung health.

• Gokshura & Bala: Strengthen the muscular and urinary systems, providing physical stamina and vigor.

• Jivanti & Vidari: Known as “life-giving” herbs that nourish the tissues and improve fertility and vitality.

• Matsyandika (Sugarcane juice concentrate) & Madhu (Honey): Serve as natural preservatives and energy sources.

• Ghritam (Ghee) & Tila Tailam (Sesame Oil): Acts as the lipid base to carry fat-soluble herbal nutrients deep into the cells.

• Chaturjata (Cinnamon, Cardamom, Bay Leaf, Nagakesara): Aromatic spices that improve digestion and palatability.

Key Therapeutic Benefits

• Immune System Modulation: Strengthens the body’s natural defense mechanism, reducing the frequency of seasonal infections and allergies.

• Respiratory Support: Highly effective in managing chronic cough, asthma, and bronchitis by clearing the airways and strengthening lung tissue.

• Anti-Aging (Rasayana): Promotes cellular regeneration, improves skin complexion, and helps maintain youthful energy levels.

• Cognitive Enhancement: Supports memory, concentration, and mental clarity, making it beneficial for both students and the elderly.

• Digestive Wellness: Regulates “Agni” (digestive fire), helps in proper nutrient absorption, and eases mild constipation.

• Cardiac & Liver Tonic: Offers protective effects on the heart and liver while purifying the blood of toxins.

Precautions

• Diabetic Patients: Due to the high content of Matsyandika (Sugar) and Honey, it is generally not recommended for those with high blood sugar levels unless specified in a sugar-free variant.

• Indigestion: Avoid consuming large quantities during acute indigestion or diarrhea, as the preparation is “Guru” (heavy to digest).

• Dosage: The standard adult dose is 10–15g (approx. 1 tablespoon) twice daily, ideally followed by warm milk or water. For children, a half-teaspoon is sufficient.

• Acute Fever: It is best to avoid Chyavanaprasam during the peak of an acute fever; wait until the fever subsides to start the rejuvenation phase.