(Ayurved Saar Sangraha / Ras Rasayan Prakaran / Page no. 325–327)
This classical Ayurvedic formulation is used in conditions such as:
- Arochak (Anorexia)
- Atisaar (Diarrhea)
- Amlapitta (Acid dyspepsia)
- Mastak Shool (Headache)
- Mansik Durbalta (Mental weakness)
- Sharirik Durbalta (General debility)
- Mutravikar (Urinary disorders)
- Raktasraav (Bleeding piles)
- Daah (Burning sensation)
- Jwar (Fever)
- Moorchha (Fainting)
- Bhram (Delirium)
- Apasmar (Epilepsy)
- Unmad (Insanity)
- Urdhvag Vaat (Upward movement of Vata)
- Kshaya (Tuberculosis)
- Dama (Asthma)
- Urashool (Chest pain)
- Raktapitta (Bleeding disorders)
- Halimak (Liver disorder)
- Swar bhed (Hoarseness of voice)
- Bal kshaya (Loss of strength)
- Mutrakrichchhra (Dysuria)
- Paashwashool (Side pain)
- Kleebata (Impotency)
- Alpashukrata (Oligospermia)
- Alpretasta (Low semen volume)
- Streeyon ki Durbalta (Female weakness)
- Naak se Rakt aana (Epistaxis)
- Swapnadosh (Night fall)
- Kaamlata (Sexual debility)
- Sheetapitta (Urticaria)
- Dhaatu kshinta (Dhatu depletion)
- Manoshakti haani (Mental fatigue)
- Smaran shakti mein kami (Memory loss)
- Hriday Rog (Heart disorders due to pitta)
- Netra Rog (Eye disorders due to pitta)
- It helps to maintain healthy female reproductive system.
- It supports healthy menstruation.
- It supports healthy digestive system.
- It helps to maintain healthy balance of female hormones.
- It supports overall female health.
- It supports healthy blood sugar level.
- It balances pitta doshas.
This is pure classical Ayurvedic medicine and should be strictly consumed only after prescription of an Ayurvedic doctor and to be taken under medical supervision only.