Key Benefits of AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam

• Stimulates gentle digestion and reduces bloating
• helps relieve anorexia and poor appetite.
• Clears intestinal toxins for mild cleansing!
• Supports vata balance and eases backache related to vata
• May alleviate menstrual discomfort and bulky uterus issues.
• gentle yet effective purge when needed, without harsh effects
• Formulated per Traditional Kerala Ayurveda practice

Product Description of AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam

AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam is an age-old herbal decoction crafted from a blend of classic Ayurvedic botanicals, preparing you for a soothing internal cleanse. It’s a liquid preparation you take before meals, usually 5–10 ml on an empty stomach or as advised by your Ayurvedic practitioner. The decoction has a slightly warming taste with a subtle bitter edge, reminding you of honest, old-school remedies you might remember from grandma’s kitchen.

If you’re dealing with that uncomfortable bloated feeling or simply suffering from poor appetite, this kashayam could be your quiet companion. It’s often used before purging therapies, yet it’s gentle enough to avoid the harshness of traditional vata-pacifying measures. I know, it sounds paradoxical: a purge that won’t aggravate vata! But you’ll find it surprisingly balanced—fast-acting yet mild. And yes, many practitioners have also recommended it during menstrual discomfort, offering some relief from cramps and a heavy feeling.

Prepared according to Kerala Ayurveda principles, its formulation honors the wisdom of classical texts while fitting into your modern-day wellness routine. You might want to add a pinch of rock salt or a spoonful of jaggery for palatability—some folks even stir in a bit of caster oil. So, whether you’re new to Kashayams or simply looking to explore something traditional and reliable, this one deserves a spot on your shelf. (Okay, I might be getting ahead of myself—just try it first!)

Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam

• Ricinus communis (Gandharvahasta/Castor Seed): Traditionally used to support gentle bowel movement and cleansing.
• Holoptelea integrifolia (Chirabilva): Known for its use in classical decoctions to soothe digestive discomfort.
• Plumbago zeylanica (Hutasha/Chitraka): Employed in Ayurveda for its warming properties in digestive formulas.
• Zingiber officinale (Vishwa/Ginger): A familiar herb valued for its carminative action and mild warming effect.
• Terminalia chebula (Pathya): Often included for its role in balancing digestive fire and promoting elimination.
• Boerhaavia diffusa (Punarnava): Traditionally known for its gentle rejuvenating and diuretic influences.
• Alhagi pseudalagi (Yavasa): Usually added in decoctions targeting vata-related digestive issues.
• Phyllanthus niruri (Bhumitaala): Used in classical texts for its mild cleansing and supportive action.

Key uses of AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam

• Regular use before meals to improve appetite and reduce anorexia symptoms
• As part of panchakarma courses for gentle purgation and intestinal cleansing
• Support for chronic bloating and gas-related discomfort
• Relief from vata-type backache and joint stiffness after purge therapy
• Adjunct in menstrual care routines to ease cramps and reduce heavy uterine fullness
• Pre-treatment decoction in Dhara therapies where mild cleansing is required

How to use AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam

Take 5–10 ml of the decoction on an empty stomach, once or twice daily, or follow your Ayurvedic doctor’s advice. If the liquid is too concentrated, dilute with equal parts warm water. Many prefer adding a pinch of rock salt or jaggery to taste, sometimes a drop of caster oil, whatever feels right. Consume slowly, sip by sip and enjoy the warmth.

Safety information about AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam

Children: Not generally recommended for kids under 12; consult a pediatric Ayurvedic doctor.

Pregnant women: Should avoid internal purgative herbs, seek professional guidance first.

Breastfeeding mothers: Please consult your Ayurvedic practitioner before use—better safe than sorry.

People with chronic diseases: Those with ongoing health issues like kidney or liver disorders need medical clearance.

People with allergies: Check label for specific botanicals; discontinue if hypersensitivity occurs.

Elderly individuals: May start with lower dose (2–3 ml) and up-titrate under supervision.

Patients taking medications: Herbs can interact; always ask your healthcare provider if you’re on prescription drugs.

People with weakened immunity: Gentle formulas usually safe but consult a professional if uncertain.

Additional information about AVP Gandharvahasthadi Kashayam

This kashayam is manufactured by AVP following Good Manufacturing Practices, ensuring purity and consistency. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Shake well before each use – natural sediments might settle over time. Use the decoction within 7 days of opening. Not a substitute for medical treatment; intended for traditional wellness support. Keep out of reach of children. Packaging may vary slightly depending on batch.