Key Benefits of AVP Thikthaka Gritham
- Promotes Pitta balance, bringing back calm and clarity
- Prepares the body gently for Panchakarma snehana
- Helps soothe burning sensations and itching on the skin
- Supports wound healing and manages non-healing wounds
- Nourishes skin to address leucoderma, blisters and abscesses
- Assists digestive health & helps with vomiting or indigestion
- Encourages gentle detoxfication and overall rejuvenation
Product Description of AVP Thikthaka Gritham
AVP Thikthaka Gritham is a time-tested Ayurvedic herbal ghee, crafted with care and attention. The name itself hints at its special quality—“Thikthaka” referring to the bitter (tikta) taste that’s prized in Ayurveda for balancing Pitta dosha. You get this silky ghee infused with a blend of potent herbs that work in synergy. It isn’t just another medicene; it’s a versatile ally in both therapeutic treatments and as a preparatory step for Panchakarma born out of classical texts like Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayam.
Use it for skin disorders—carbuncles, sinus, abscesses, leucoderma—yep, a whole gamut. People find it helpful for heart and eye complaints too, and it's often part of the spring regimen. The base of pure ghee carries bitter and detoxifying herbs deep into your tissues. Oh and by the way, it’s smooth enough to take easily with water before meals...
Dosage is flexible: as a medicine, a quarter to half teaspoon once or twice daily; for Panchakarma, your Ayurvedic doctor will tailor the amount to your needs. Pathya meals—like broken rice, boiled veggies, buttermilk—accentuate the effects and help you stay on track. Chillies and tamarind? Skip ’em. Rock salt, ghee, bitter melon, plantain and ginger are your bestest friends here.
Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Thikthaka Gritham
- Patola (Trichosanthes dioica): Traditionally used in Ayurveda to support skin health.
- Nimba (Neem, Azadirachta indica): Known for its cleansing properties and skin-soothing action.
- Katuka (Picrorhiza kurroa): Often employed to maintain healthy Pitta levels.
- Darvi (Berberis aristata): Used to nourish and purify bodily tissues.
- Duralabha (Alhagi pseudalhagi): Traditionally supports wound healing.
- Parpata (Fumaria indica): Recognized for its gentle detoxifying effect.
- Trayamana (Gentiana kurroo): Known in classical texts for balancing Pitta dosha.
- Trayanti (Gentiana kurroo): A secondary fraction used for reinforcing bitterness.
- Musta (Cyperus rotundus): Traditionally supports healthy digestion.
- Bhunimba (Andrographis paniculata): Renowned for its cleansing qualities.
- Kalinga (Holarrhena antidysenterica): Employed to support healthy skin function.
- Kana (Piper longum): Used to aid absorption of herbal actives.
- Sarpi (Pure ghee): Acts as the nourishing carrier for all herbal extracts.
Key uses of AVP Thikthaka Gritham
- Preparatory snehakarma in Panchakarma protocols
- Skin diseases: carbuncles, inflammations, blisters, abscesses
- Chronic non-healing wounds, wounds with pus, fistula
- Leucoderma (vitiligo), leucorrhea, piles
- Burning sensation, itching and dizziness linked to Pitta imbalance
- Gastrointestinal upsets: vomiting, indigestion, malabsorption
- Eye and heart disorders as part of broader Ayurvedic therapy
- Psychological well-being: anxiety, mild psychosis support
- Jaundice and liver support in classical spring regimen
How to use AVP Thikthaka Gritham
Take ¼–½ teaspoon with warm water before meals, once or twice daily, or as directed by your Ayurvedic practitioner. For Panchakarma pre-treatment, dosage is tailored individually. Maintain light pathya diet—broken rice, boiled veggies, buttermilk—avoiding chillies, tamarind, and excess salt.
Safety information about AVP Thikthaka Gritham
Children: Give only under medical supervision, avoid self-medicating young ones.
Pregnant women: Consult an Ayurvedic doctor before use, to ensure safety.
Breastfeeding mothers: Use only if prescribed; monitor for any changes in infant digestion.
People with chronic diseases: Those with diabetes, high cholesterol or heart disease should take with caution and expert guidance.
People with allergies: Check label; avoid if sensitive to any herbal components or ghee.
Elderly individuals: Start with lower dose and watch for digestive comfort.
Patients taking medications: Potential interactions; always discuss with your healthcare provider.
People with weakened immunity: Use under professional supervision to avoid over-detox stress.
Additional information about AVP Thikthaka Gritham
AVP Thikthaka Gritham is packaged in a glass jar to preserve freshness. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. No known side effects have been reported when used appropriately; however, very high doses may lead to mild diarrhea or indigestion. Always follow pathya (dietary) guidelines and bathe every 3rd or 4th day during the treatment cycle—avoid cold water. Authenticated by classical Ayurveda sources like Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayam, this herbal ghee is part of a holistic approach to health, offering gentle support for body and mind.