Dabur Vasavaleha - #34214
I am in a bit of a pickle here. Couple of months ago I started feeling like super fatigued like all the time, and my digestion just fell apart, which was really weird for me. I’m usually pretty active, ya know? I've been trying all sorts of things, but lately, I've been hearing about this Dabur Vasavaleha stuff. Like I read it’s really good for digestion and overall vitality, which seems perfect for what I’m dealing with. I attempted some ayurvedic remedies, but they weren’t really doing much good. My friend mentioned Dabur Vasavaleha could help balance my doshas or somethin’ along those lines. My appetite is off, too. One minute I am starving, the next I can't even look at food. It’s so frustrating! I'm curious if anyone here has tried Dabur Vasavaleha and what your results were? How exactly did it help you? Did it take a while to feel the effects, or was it kinda instant? Also, should I worry about mixing it with anything else I'm taking? I don't want to mess things up more. Any thoughts or experiences would be appreciated!!
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Doctors’ responses
Hi Elizabeth, considering your digestive issues. I recommend you to have - Shaddharanam Gulika 2-0-2 Before food for 20 Days
After that Start Dhootpapeshwar Swamla Compound (Gold) 1 tsp empty stomach with milk for 2 months
This will resolve your digestion issues and your fatigue will get to wither off.
Regards Dr Gursimran Jeet Singh MD Panchakarma
For fatigue, digestive issues and appetite fluctuations, it is important to consider both lifestyle and diet, along with any herbal supplements. Dabur Vasavaleha is known for its efficacy in enhancing digestion and vitality. It comes from classical Ayurvedic formulations, containing Vasaka (Adhatoda vasica), known for its ability to support respiratory health, but also useful in improving digestion and metabolism. This could address some of the symptoms you’re experiencing by gently improving the digestive fire (Agni).
Using Dabur Vasavaleha is generally safe, but like with any supplement, start small. Typically, 1-2 teaspoons mixed with warm water, once or twice a day after meals is recommended. This allows your body to adapt without overwhelming it. You should look for noticeable improvement in around 2-3 weeks, though it varies based on individual constitution.
Mixing Ayurvedic remedies with other medications can sometimes cause unforeseen interactions. If you’re on any medication, it’s best to consult a healthcare professional with expertise in both realms. In Ayurveda, it’s not just about adding remedies, it’s also about what should be avoided. Try to maintain a diet that’s balanced for your dosha - possibly Pitta reducing if digestion is erratic - with cooling foods, and regular meal times. Eat warm, freshly cooked meals, avoid over-processed or very spicy foods, and instead hydrate with warm herbal teas like ginger or cumin.
Your fatigue could also stem from lifestyle factors – stress or inadequate rest, for instance. Practice daily abhyanga (oil massage), yoga or meditative practices to stabilize energy levels. Stress management is crucial. Address these areas alongside the use of Vasavaleha for best results. If symptoms persist, consult a certified practitioner for deeper insights.
Dabur Vasavaleha could indeed offer some help for your symptoms. This formulation is traditionally used in Ayurveda for respiratory health but also has benefits for improving digestion and overall vitality through its kaya karpa, a conceptual relate to rejuvenation. Vasavaleha contains Vasa (Adhatoda vasica) as the main herb, which is known for supporting the lungs and easing digestive disturbances. Its actions can assist in balancing vata and pitta doshas.
Given your fatigue and erratic appetite, it seems like your agni (digestive fire) might be weakened, possibly due to a vata imbalance affecting the digestive system. Using Vasavaleha, you might start seeing results in about 2-4 weeks, though it depends on how your body responds and your overall health condition.
To use it, try taking approximately 1-2 teaspoons of Vasavaleha once or twice a day after meals with warm water or milk. This helps in not just digestibility but also in assimilation of nutrients. But do stay cautious — if you’re on any other medications or supplements, it’s wise to consult with a healthcare professional before starting Dabur Vasavaleha. Interactions aren’t thoroughly documented, but it’s safe to cross-check especially considering your current state.
Beyond Vasavaleha, focusing on agni-friendly foods is vital. Warm, easily digestible foods like kitchari or lightly spiced soups can be beneficial. Avoid cold foods, raw salads, or anything too oily or fried which may further aggravate vata. Sip on warm ginger tea throughout the day to keep your digestive system supported.
Persistent extreme fatigue or appetite changes may require more extensive evaluation or adjustments, so if things don’t improve or if they worsen, seeking a full assessment by a healthcare provider could be beneficial.

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