Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #5559
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Khadirarishta Dosage - #5559

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I’ve been told that khadirarishta might help with my skin issues, but I’m confused about how much to take and when. My main problem is acne that keeps flaring up, especially on my cheeks and back. I’ve also noticed that my digestion isn’t great – I often feel bloated after eating. Could this mean I need khadirarishta? From what I’ve read, khadirarishta is known for detoxifying the blood and supporting digestion, but I’m still unsure about the proper khadirarishta dosage. Should I take khadirarishta before or after meals? How many times a day should I use khadirarishta, and how long does it take to see results? I also want to know if khadirarishta dosage needs to be adjusted based on age or weight. I’m 26 and weigh 70 kg. Are there side effects if I take the wrong khadirarishta dosage? My family is also curious if khadirarishta is safe for older people, as my mom has some skin issues too. Does khadirarishta work better with other Ayurvedic remedies, or is it effective on its own? I don’t want to make mistakes with khadirarishta dosage and end up making things worse. Any guidance would be really helpful.

Khadirarishta dosage
Ayurvedic remedies
Blood detox
Skin health
Digestion ayurveda
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Khadirarishta is an Ayurvedic formulation that is commonly used to address skin issues like acne, as it helps detoxify the blood and supports digestion. For acne and bloating, it works by balancing the pitta dosha and improving digestive function. The typical dosage of khadirarishta is about 10-20 ml, taken twice a day, usually after meals. It's important to take it with some water to aid absorption. The results may take a few weeks to appear, depending on your body's response. Khadirarishta can be safe for most people, including those aged 26 like you, but it’s best to start with a lower dose and adjust according to your body's response. If there’s any concern about side effects, especially with sensitive individuals like older adults, it’s wise to consult a healthcare provider. While khadirarishta can be effective on its own, it may work better when combined with other remedies, especially for digestive issues, but lifestyle and dietary changes should also be considered. Always monitor for any discomfort or side effects, and if you're unsure, it’s best to seek guidance from an Ayurvedic practitioner.
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