Key Benefits of AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam
- Supports natural elimination of urinary calculi and gravel
- Helps ease abdominal discomfort and strain
- Balances Vata dosha for overall urinary health
- Promotes gentle detoxification of the renal system
- Traditionally used to soothe urinary tract irritation
- May aid in reducing pain associated with kidney stones
- Herbal formula with time-honored Ayurvedic roots
Product Description of AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam
AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam is a classical herbal decoction rooted deep in Ayurveda, specially crafted to address urinary calculi and associated discomfort. This kashaya has been passed down through generations—an ancient recipe gently simmered to preserve the essence of each herb. Its slightly bitter taste is balanced by the mild sweetness when taken with honey or jaggery, making it surprisingly palatable.
Usually recommended under the guidance of a physician, this formula works holistically, targeting the underlying Vata imbalance often linked with kidney stone formation. The blend of botanicals supports the body’s natural processes, soothing spasms, and reducing pain. Though it’s potent, it’s not harsh; many find a sense of calm after regular use, as the decoction helps ease urinary flow and may prevent the formation of new deposits.
We’ve tried to keep its preparation simple—just measure, boil, and sip. It’s perfect for anyone chasing a gentle, yet effective, Ayurvedic approach. Note: taste might be an acquired one, but once your body responds, you’ll appreciate its depth of flavour and effect. A touch of ghee or warm milk can soften its sharp notes, if you like.
Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam
- Vellantara: A traditional herb used in decoctions for urinary support.
- Aranika: Known in classical texts for its role in balancing bodily humors.
- Buka (Sesbania grandiflora): A flowering plant valued for its mild diuretic properties.
- Vrisha (Adhatoda vasica): A leafy shrub often included in herbal brews.
- Ashmabheda (Berginia ligulata): A rhizome used historically for urinary health.
- Gokantaka (Tribulus terrestris): A herb recognized for its cleansing qualities.
- Ilkata: Featured in Ayurvedic formulations for its warming effect.
- Sahachara (Strobilanthes ciliatus): A plant cited in ancient scripts for its supportive action.
- BanaKasa (Lobelia nicotianifolia): A botanical known in folk medicine.
- Kusadvaya: Listed in classical recipes for its synergistic effects.
- Gunda (Cordia dichotoma): A fruit-bearing tree used in traditional blends.
- Gundra (Cyperus rotendus): A sedge plant included for its balancing nature.
- Bhalluka (Oroxylum indicum): A tree bark valued in Ayurveda.
- Morata (Chonemorpha fragrans): A climbing vine noted in old texts.
- Kurutaka (Pergularia daemia): A herb used for its tonic-like properties.
- Rambha (Pandanus latifolia): A fragrant plant listed in ancient formulas.
- Partha (Terminalia arjuna): A bark widely known for its supportive effects.
Key uses of AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam
- Management of urinary stones (calculi) and gravel
- Relief from abdominal pain and urinary strain
- Support for Vata-related urinary disorders
- Gentle diuretic action to flush out toxins
- Complementary therapy alongside dietary adjustments
- Everyday urinary tract wellness maintenance
How to use AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam
Mix 5–15 ml of kashayam with four times its volume of boiled then cooled water. Boil together until it reduces to the original decoction amount. Strain and drink warm, either plain or sweetened slightly with honey or jaggery. Use once or twice daily, or as directed by your Ayurvedic practitioner.
Safety information about AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam
Children: Not recommended for young children under 5 years. Consult a pediatrician first
Pregnant women: Use only under expert guidance, avoid self-medication
Breastfeeding mothers: Generally safe in moderate doses but seek professional advice
People with chronic diseases: Check with your healthcare provider before starting
People with allergies: Avoid if sensitive to any listed ingredients
Elderly individuals: Start with a lower dose to assess tolerance
Patients taking medications: May interact – especially diuretics and blood thinners; consult your doctor
People with weakened immunity: Use cautiously and under supervision
Additional information about AVP Veeratharadi Kashayam
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Shelf life is 3 years from manufacture date. Keep the bottle tightly closed when not in use. For best results, maintain a Vata-pacifying diet: warm foods, ghee, and mild spices. Daily self-massage (abhyanga) with warm oil is recommended to enhance overall effects. This kashayam is part of a holistic lifestyle approach; individual results may vary.