Swarnmakshik bhasma 5gm shri mohata ayurvedic

Swarnmakshik bhasma 5gm shri mohata ayurvedic

Swarnamakshik Bhasma, manufactured by Shri Mohta Ayurvedic, is a potent mineral-based Ayurvedic preparation derived from Chalcopyrite (Copper Pyrite).

This 5g formulation undergoes a specialized process of purification (Shodhana) and incineration (Marana) to transform the mineral into a highly bioavailable ash.

In Ayurveda, it is valued as a Rasayana (rejuvenator) that balances all three Doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—and is particularly effective for blood, liver, and digestive health.

Detailed Ingredient Information

• Shuddha Swarnamakshik (Purified Copper Pyrite): The single active mineral component. It naturally contains trace amounts of Iron and Copper, which are essential for blood formation and metabolic functions. The purification process involves herbal juices like Lemon juice, which neutralizes the raw mineral’s toxicity.

Key Therapeutic Benefits

• Anemia Support: Its natural iron content helps in increasing hemoglobin levels and treating various types of anemia (Pandu).

• Liver & Spleen Health: Traditionally used to manage jaundice, fatty liver, and spleen enlargement by improving bile flow and liver function.

• Pitta Balancing: Effectively treats conditions caused by excess heat, such as hyperacidity (Amlapitta), burning sensations in the body, and heartburn.

• Skin Care: Helps in managing chronic skin diseases and itching due to its blood-purifying properties.

• Sleep & Stress: Acts as a mild sedative for the nervous system, helping with insomnia and anxiety-related tremors.

Precautions

• Strict Medical Supervision: This is a mineral-based medicine and must only be taken under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic doctor.

• Dosage Control: Adhere strictly to the prescribed dose (often measured in milligrams) to avoid gastric irritation or metallic taste.

• Contraindications: Not recommended for children, pregnant women, or breastfeeding mothers unless specifically advised by a physician.

• Quality Indicator: The final Bhasma should be a fine, lusterless powder; if it appears shiny, it may not have been incinerated correctly.