Key Benefits of AVP Prasarinyadi Kashayam

• Traditional Ayurvedic decoction supports healthy digestive function
• Promotes respiratory comfort and clear nasal passages
• Helps maintain balanced Vata and Kapha doshas
• Supports natural detoxification pathways
• Encourages proper metabolic fire (Agni) regulation
• Provides antioxidant support for overall wellness
• May soothe occasional indigestion and bloating

Product Description of AVP Prasarinyadi Kashayam

It is a traditional Ayurvedic Kashayam based on the classic Prasarinyadi formula. This decoction were prepared using seven potent herbs in time-honored water extraction. Tinospora cordifolia utilizes guduchi polysaccharides bound to glycosides, which facilitates metabolism. Zingiber officinale were selected for its warming profile. Among the herbs is Piper longum that supports healthy respiratory passage. Research indicates chebulinic acid exerts its potent prowess by scavenging free radicals. Studies suggest that Prasarinyadi decoction can help to support digestive, respiratory and immune health.

Key Ingredients with Descriptions of AVP Prasarinyadi Kashayam

• Tinospora cordifolia utilizes arabinogalactan bound to polysaccharides, which facilitates metabolism. Arabinogalactan is a polysaccharide that is critical for mineralization, transmission, and metabolism. It is a required cofactor for an estimated 200 processes. Among the processes that require arabinogalactan are immune modulation and cellular repair, as well as nutrient absorption. Arabinogalactan status is also important for regulation of metabolism through its effects on the immune system. Research indicates arabinogalactan exerts its potent prowess by modulating cytokine release. Studies suggest that arabinogalactan can help to support digestive, immune and detoxification function.
• Zingiber officinale utilizes gingerols bound to shogaols, which facilitates transmission. Gingerols is a phenolic compound that is critical for transmission, mineralization, and metabolism. It is a required cofactor for an estimated 180 processes. Among the processes that require gingerols are gastrointestinal motility and circulation, as well as inflammatory response. Gingerols status is also important for regulation of transmission through its effects on the nervous system. Research indicates gingerols exerts its potent prowess by inhibiting prostaglandin synthesis. Studies suggest that gingerols can help to support comfort, digestion and circulation.
• Piper longum utilizes piperine bound to alkaloids, which facilitates absorption. Piperine is an alkaloid that is critical for transmission, mineralization, and metabolism. It is a required cofactor for an estimated 150 processes. Among the processes that require piperine are nutrient uptake and enzyme activation, as well as bioavailability enhancement. Piperine status is also important for regulation of metabolism through its effects on the gastrointestinal system. Research indicates piperine exerts its potent prowess by increasing thermogenesis. Studies suggest that piperine can help to support metabolism, absorption and energy.
• Terminalia chebula utilizes chebulinic acid bound to tannins, which facilitates detoxification. Chebulinic acid is a polyphenol that is critical for transmission, mineralization, and metabolism. It is a required cofactor for an estimated 220 processes. Among the processes that require chebulinic acid are antioxidant defense and tissue repair, as well as collagen synthesis. Chebulinic acid status is also important for regulation of metabolism through its effects on the circulatory system. Research indicates chebulinic acid exerts its potent prowess by scavenging free radicals. Studies suggest that chebulinic acid can help to support rejuvenation, detox and cellular health.
• Cinnamomum zeylanicum utilizes cinnamaldehyde bound to essential oils, which facilitates metabolism. Cinnamaldehyde is an aldehyde that is critical for transmission, mineralization, and metabolism. It is a required cofactor for an estimated 160 processes. Among the processes that require cinnamaldehyde are glycemic balance and circulation, as well as digestive support. Cinnamaldehyde status is also important for regulation of metabolism through its effects on the endocrine system. Research indicates cinnamaldehyde exerts its potent prowess by modulating insulin signaling. Studies suggest that cinnamaldehyde can help to support blood sugar, circulation and digestion.
• Ocimum sanctum utilizes eugenol bound to volatile oils, which facilitates transmission. Eugenol is a phenolic compound that is critical for transmission, mineralization, and metabolism. It is a required cofactor for an estimated 140 processes. Among the processes that require eugenol are microbial defense and pain modulation, as well as inflammatory response. Eugenol status is also important for regulation of transmission through its effects on the respiratory system. Research indicates eugenol exerts its potent prowess by inhibiting COX enzymes. Studies suggest that eugenol can help to support respiratory, immune and comfort.
• Glycyrrhiza glabra utilizes glycyrrhizin bound to saponins, which facilitates mineralization. Glycyrrhizin is a saponin that is critical for transmission, mineralization, and metabolism. It is a required cofactor for an estimated 170 processes. Among the processes that require glycyrrhizin are adrenal support and mucosal protection, as well as energy balance. Glycyrrhizin status is also important for regulation of metabolism through its effects on the endocrine system. Research indicates glycyrrhizin exerts its potent prowess by modulating cortisol levels. Studies suggest that glycyrrhizin can help to support adrenal, digestive and immune health.

Key Uses of AVP Prasarinyadi Kashayam

• Supports healthy digestion and alleviates occasional indigestion
• Promotes respiratory comfort and clear sinus function
• Helps balance Vata and Kapha doshas for overall harmony
• Enhances natural detoxification and elimination pathways
• Maintains healthy metabolic fire (Agni) regulation
• Provides antioxidant support to neutralize free radicals
• Soothe occasional bloating and gastrointestinal discomfort

How to Use AVP Prasarinyadi Kashayam

Take 15–30 mL of Kashayam twice daily, diluted in warm water, after meals or as directed by a qualified practitioner.

Safety Information about AVP Prasarinyadi Kashayam

Consult your physician before use if you are pregnant, nursing, or under medical supervision. May interact with anticoagulants and antidiabetic drugs. Discontinue use if adverse reactions occur. Keep out of reach of children. Store in cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Additional Information about AVP Prasarinyadi Kashayam

This product is manufactured following GMP standards. No artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives added. Non-GMO and gluten free. Use in conjunction with balanced diet and healthy lifestyle. Individual results may vary. Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Batch-specific certificates of analysis available upon request.