Lohasava is an Ayurvedic medicine for Anemia. It contains naturally processed Iron. The presence of 4– 10 % of self-generated alcohol in Lohasava acts as a medium to deliver water and alcohol soluble active herbal components to the body. It is considered an Ayurvedic liver tonic. It effectively treats anemia, swelling, asthma, piles, fistula, and liver conditions. It is also beneficial for loss of appetite. It promotes weight loss and thus removes excessive fats from the body. Along with these benefits, it is also helpful in the management of diseases such as jaundice, hepatitis, spleen enlargement, fatty liver, malabsorption syndrome, cough, asthma, etc. The presence of hot potency in Lohasava reduces fatty tissues...

Karooprasava is an Ayurvedic health tonic commonly used to treat indigestion. Karpoorasava is very beneficial in treating vomiting, cholera, diarrhea, and gastroenteritis. For initial cases of cholera, consumption of Karpoorasava is very effective as Karpoorasava acts against cholera bacterium. Karpoorasava can prevent cramps occurring due to cholera, helps in reducing the frequency of watery stools, and manages the infection. ..

One of the most common problems faced by both gents and ladies, including children, in this era is premature graying of hair. Premature graying of hair (PGH) is defined as graying of hair before the age of 20 years or before 30 years. It can severely affect an individual's self-esteem. Getting gray hair is part of the normal aging process, and different people will experience it at different ages. Therefore, it is natural for the hair to turn gray with age. Premature graying makes young individuals look older, which causes a great deal of concern, especially for women. Gray hair occurs with normal aging because the hair cells on the scalp produce less melanin, the pigment that gives your hair its color. Early graying tends to be inherited in children...

Sthaphala Ghrita is an Ayurvedic formula that can manage indigestion and Kapha disorders...

Apamarga is an important and easily available Ayurvedic herb mentioned in Vedic literature. Apamarga is botanically known as Achyranthes Aspera Linn and in English, it is called a prickly chaff flower. It is an erect, many-branched, spreading herb that lives several years. The plant can grow up to 6 to 7 feet tall, commonly known as chaff flower, prickly chaff flower, devil’s horsewhip. The plant and its all parts like root, seeds, leaves, flowers, and fruits have been used for medicinal purposes. It is mainly found in tropical Asian, African, warmer regions. It is also found in Australia and America, Ceylon, Balochistan. In India, it predominantly grows like a weed on roadsides...