Can I give my mom Riyans Amrit juice for her immunity during pelvic cancer treatment? - #48066

Yes, it can be given as a supportive supplement, but with precautions, especially since she has pelvic cancer and poor appetite. Riyans Amrit Juice usually contains herbs like Giloy, Amla, Tulsi, Ashwagandha, etc., which can help: Support immunity Improve weakness Aid recovery and energy However, it is NOT a cancer treatment and should be used only as an add-on, not as a replacement for medical care or nutrition.

Dose: 👉 5–10 ml once daily only How: Mix with equal warm water Best time: After breakfast (never on empty stomach) Duration: Try for 7 days first, observe tolerance ❌ Stop immediately if she develops: Nausea Abdominal pain Loose motions Increased weakness

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Yes Afcours

It is made from blend of 42-45 different fruits n herbs It is a health supplement and supports overall wellness so without any doubt yu can give her

Hello I really get where you’re coming from. Watching your mom go through pelvic cancer treatment is tough—especially when she isn’t eating well and those side effects just won’t let up. Of course you want to help her feel stronger and support her immunity. Let’s make sure we do that in a way that’s safe and doesn’t mess with her ongoing cancer care.

Here’s what I see:

Diagnosis: Pelvic cancer
Timeline: Over 6 months now
Main struggles:
- Poor appetite
- Moderate side effects from treatment
Your question: Can she have Riyan’s Amrit Juice to help her immunity, even though she’s not eating much?

How Ayurveda Sees It Cancer and its treatments, from an Ayurvedic point of view, tend to knock down digestion (Agni), immunity (Ojas), and overall nourishment. Treatments like chemo or radiation can upset the body’s balance, especially Vata and Pitta. That’s why gentle, non-irritating, and doctor-approved support is the way to go.

About Riyan’s Amrit Juice This juice usually has Guduchi (Giloy), Amalaki, Tulsi, and other herbs that Ayurveda uses for immunity. Here’s what it can do: - Support immunity (Ojas) - Help cut down on fatigue - Offer mild detox and antioxidant help - Usually easy to digest if you stick to small amounts

Things to Watch Out For - This juice isn’t a cancer treatment. - It can’t replace proper nutrition or her usual medicines. - Only give it in small, controlled doses. - Don’t start it on chemo days unless her doctor says it’s okay.

So, Can She Have It? Yes, with caution. If she doesn’t have severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or fever, you can use it as gentle immunity support—not as a cure.

How to Use It Safely Dose:
Start with 5–10 ml once a day.

How:
Dilute with the same amount of water.
Give it after meals, not on an empty stomach.

Timing:
Skip it on chemo days unless the doctor gives a green light.

Watch for:
If she feels more uncomfortable, gets acidity, or has loose stools, stop right away.

What Matters Even More Than Juice Honestly, the biggest boost to immunity comes from supporting digestion and nutrition.

Try this: - Offer small, frequent meals - Go for soft, warm foods (like rice gruel, veggie soups, moong dal) - Add a little ghee if she can handle it - Make sure she rests and gets emotional support - If her appetite is really low, focus on gentle digestive support first—sometimes that’s more important than any immunity tonic

What to Avoid for Now - Strong herbal medicines - Combining lots of immunity boosters - Raw juices or really cold drinks - High doses of any Rasayana without a doctor’s say-so

Keep in mind, every cancer journey is different. Safety and talking with her oncology team always come first.

Take care,
Dr. Snehal Vidhate

Yes you can definitely go with it.

Monitor the symptoms, if any discomfort occurs kindly stop the juice

Yes, it is safe and commonly used in cancer patients as an immunity & energy booster (It is gentle and can help improve appetite & strength.

Recommended Dosage 20–30 ml (2–3 tbsp) twice daily (morning & evening), diluted with equal warm water. Take 30 min before meals for best appetite stimulation.

Continue 2–3 months or as long as tolerated.

Additional Supportive Tips Small, frequent meals – 5–6 times/day (moong dal khichdi + ghee, thin soups, pomegranate juice, mashed banana with milk). Warm ginger + tulsi tea – 1 cup 2× daily (stimulates appetite). Ashwagandha Lehyam – 5 gm night with warm milk (boosts energy & appetite – very safe). Rest & light walk – 10–15 min if possible.

Always inform her oncologist before starting any supplement (even herbal) – some herbs may interact with chemotherapy/radiation. If nausea/vomiting increases or appetite worsens, stop & consult doctor immediately.

Start with small dose of Riyans Amrit Juice (20 ml) + frequent small meals today – appetite should improve in 7–15 days. Stay strong – small improvements matter a lot

Regards Dr Gursimran Jeet Singh MD Panchakarma

HELLO,

Can Riyans Amrit Juice be given during pelvic cancer treatment? Short answer: Do not start Riyans Amrit Juice without approval from her oncologist

Why caution is needed • Many “Amrit / immunity” juices contain Guduchi (Giloy), Ashwagandha, Tulsi, Amla, or multiple herbs • During chemotherapy or radiotherapy, some immunity-boosting herbs can: • Interfere with treatment action • Overstimulate immunity when the body is already under stress • Cause digestive upset in patients with poor appetite • In pelvic cancers, digestion (Agni) is often weak, and heavy herbal juices may increase nausea, bloating, or diarrhea So even though the intention is good, unsupervised use is not advised.

From an Ayurvedic perspective, pelvic cancer management involves: • Dhatukshaya (tissue depletion) • Mandagni (poor digestive fire) • Ojakshaya (reduced immunity & vitality) • Ama accumulation (toxins due to poor digestion) The first goal is digestive support and nourishment, not aggressive immunity boosting.

Safer Ayurvedic support during cancer treatment 1. If appetite is poor (most important) Focus on Agni deepana (improving digestion) Before meals: • Fresh ginger juice 3–5 drops + honey (if no mouth ulcers)

Simple digestive drink: • Warm water boiled with: • A pinch of dry ginger • A pinch of cumin Sip through the day

2. Gentle immunity & strength support Instead of commercial immunity juices, these are milder and commonly advisable : Amla (if tolerated) • Amla powder ½ tsp with honey once daily • OR diluted fresh amla juice 10–15 ml

Cow ghee (if digestion allows) • ½–1 tsp daily in warm rice or soup Helps tissue nourishment and weakness

3. Nourishing diet (Rasayana through food) If she is eating very little: • Thin moong dal soup • Rice gruel (peya / kanji) • Vegetable soups (bottle gourd, pumpkin, carrot) • Avoid raw food, fried food, cold drinks

4. What to AVOID during treatment Strong immunity boosters without supervision Multiple herbal combinations Aloe vera juice Giloy-based products Fasting or detox therapies

About Riyans Amrit Juice specifically If you still wish to consider it: • Do not give daily • Do not exceed 10–15 ml diluted • Only after oncologist clearance • Stop immediately if: • Nausea increases • Loose stools • Abdominal pain • Fever or weakness worsens Thank you

Dr Maitri Acharya

Yes Riyansh Amrit juice contains 42 herbs that acts on different systems of the body. For pelvic cancer, immunity and anti oxidants help better. You can start with Amla juice 10ml+ Aloevera juice 10ml with 30ml water Twice daily after food. Do pranayam lom -vilom bhastrika bhamri 5-10mins twice daily, will help improve oxygen in blood. Have fresh haldi ( fresh roots that are available now) milk. At bedtime as haldi has properties of anti cancer.