Suvarn Dhatu - #7080
I’ve been hearing a lot about suvarn dhatu and its benefits in Ayurveda, but I’m confused about how it’s actually used and its role in the body. From what I understand, suvarn dhatu is connected to some kind of rejuvenation or strengthening process, but I don’t know the details. Can suvarn dhatu really boost immunity or improve overall health, like some people claim? Here’s my situation. I’ve been feeling really weak and tired all the time, especially after recovering from a viral fever a few months ago. My energy levels are low, and I catch colds or coughs really easily. Someone suggested that suvarn dhatu might help restore my strength. They mentioned it’s often used for building immunity in children and adults, but I have no idea how suvarn dhatu works in Ayurveda. Is suvarn dhatu the same as gold bhasma, or are they different? If it’s used as a medicine, how safe is it to consume regularly? I’ve read that metals like suvarn dhatu need to be purified properly before use, but what happens if it isn’t? Are there side effects? Also, how is suvarn dhatu taken—do you mix it with other medicines, or is it given alone? I also want to know if suvarn dhatu is only for specific conditions or if anyone can take it for general wellness. Does it work for things like fatigue, anxiety, or even hair and skin problems? And how long does it take to show results? Is it something that works immediately, or does it take months to see a difference? If you’ve used suvarn dhatu for yourself or someone in your family, I’d love to hear how it helped. Is it worth the cost? And are there any dietary changes needed while taking suvarn dhatu? Any advice would be appreciated.
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