Key Benefits of AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham

• Promtes clarity of vision and supports overall eye health
• Aids in reducing eye strain and fatigue after long hours of screen use
• Helps maintain healthy ocular tissues and retinal function
• Assists in managing mild refractive errors like short-sightedness
• Soothes dry, irritated eyes and provides gentle nourishment
• Traditional ghee and milk base enhances herbal absorption
• Supports long term eye wellness and natural regeneration

Product Description of AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham

AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham is an Ayurvedic medicated ghee, carefully crafted at the Arya Vaidya Pharmacy, that’s been a companion for many when it comes to nurturing eye health. With a base of pure cow’s ghee and fresh milk, this formulation brings together a symphony of herbs—Jeevanti, Yashti, Triphala—that comforts the eyes and mind. I sometimes wonder how these ancient herbs truly blend in ghee, its surreal. The texture is silky, mild sweetness from sugar (sitha) gives a gentle touch, and the aroma feels almost nostalgic.

It’s designed for both everyday care and to support degenerative eye conditions. People who’ve tried it often mention a soothing ritual at bedtime—as if your eyes sigh in relief after a long day of screens. Sure, there’s more remedies out there, but this one has that old-world feel, a legacy formula used by traditional healers for ages! The dairy medium is said to enhance the potency and ease of digestion, so the body can assimilate those active principles smoothly.

Despite modern lifestyles, the eyes remain vulnerable—to dust, fatigue, digital strain. Jeevanthyadi Gritham steps in as a gentle guard. You’ll find it both familiar and pleasantly surprising: familiar in its warm, rich texture, surprising in how easily the dose slides down. There’s no harsh aftertaste or weird grit—just a mild, soothing finish.

Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham

• Jeevanti (Holostemma adakodien): Traditional herb used to support vitality.
• Yashti (Glycyrrhiza glabra): Known for its soothing properties and sweet taste.
• Triphala (fruits of three herbs): A classic Ayurvedic blend that supports gentle detox and nourishment.
• Lodhra (Symplocos racemosa): Traditionally used for its cooling and tissue-supportive qualities.
• Saindhava (Salt): Natural mineral salt included for balance and palatability.
• Draksha (Vitis vinifera): Grape extract valued for its nourishing and antioxidant aspects.
• Sitha (Saccharum officinarum): Unrefined sugarcane providing mild sweetness and energy.
• Devatharam (Cedrus deodara): Cedar resin used in Ayurvedic formulations for its stabilizing nature.
• Vibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica): One of the Triphala fruits, known for mild cleansing support.
• Amalaki (Emblica officinalis): Another Triphala fruit, rich in natural vitamin C.
• Goksheera (Cow’s milk): Fresh milk acting as a nourishing vehicle for herbal actives.
• Ghee: Clarified butter from cow’s milk that enhances absorption of fat-soluble components.

Key uses of AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham

• Night-time nourishment for eyes to counter screen-induced strain
• Support in managing mild myopia or short-sightedness symptoms
• Relief from dry, irritated eyes—especially in air-conditioned or dusty environments
• Complementary care for age-related degenerative eye conditions
• Daily ritual to maintain ocular mucosa and tear film health
• Gentle detoxification and nourishment of ocular tissues
• Promoting overall sense of eye comfort and visual clarity

How to use AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham

Adults (18+ years): Take 8–10 g (about 1 teaspoon) of gritham at bedtime, preferably after warm milk. Children (5–17 years): 4–5 g under guidance of an Ayurvedic practitioner. Can be adjusted slightly per taste or healthcare advice. Dont exceed recommended dose. Best stored in cool, dry place.

Safety information about AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham

Children: Use only under adult supervision or Ayurvedic expert advice to avoid overconsumption of ghee and milk.

Pregnant women: Generally considered safe in moderate doses, but consult your healthcare provider before starting any new supplement.

Breastfeeding mothers: Should seek professional guidance; dairy content may affect infant tolerance in rare cases.

People with chronic diseases: Especially those with gallbladder issues or high cholesterol should consult a doctor first, due to the ghee content.

People with allergies: Contains dairy (ghee and milk) and sugarcane; avoid if you have known hypersensitivity to these.

Elderly individuals: Tends to be well-tolerated but start with a smaller dose to assess digestion capacity.

Patients taking medications: Should check for possible interactions, particularly with blood thinners or lipid-lowering drugs.

People with weakened immunity: Traditional ghee base is nourishing, yet best to consult a qualified practitioner for personalized advice.

Additional information about AVP Jeevanthyadi Gritham

Store away from direct sunlight, ideally below 25 °C, and in a tightly closed container to preserve freshness. Use within six months of opening for optimal potency. The jar is recyclable glass—please rinse and reuse or recycle. This gritham carries the trusted AVP hallmark and reflects centuries of Ayurvedic practice; while results may vary, many find it a comforting part of their nightly routine. Note that it’s a supplement and not a replacement for professional eye care or prescribed medications. A little goes a long way—so a small jar can last over a month if used judiciously.