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Kashayam
Key Benefits of Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam
- Supports respiratory health with gentle herbs for soothing relief
- Helps clear sinus passages and ease persistent coughs
- Traditional formula balancing Vata and Kapha doshas naturally
- Nourishes throat tissues and reduces irritation over time
- Boosts natural immunity during seasonal changes
- Promotes healthy mucous membrane function in chest and nose
- Made with pure ayurvedic extracts, no artificial additivess
Product Description of Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam
Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam feels like that warm hug you get on a foggy morning in the foothills of Himalaya—only in a cup. This time-tested Ayurvedic decoction brings together roots and barks known for centuries to ease coughs, gently clear sinus congestion, and calm the pounding of a restless mind when you just can’t breathe right. There’s a rustic charm in its earthy aroma, and the slightly bitter-sweet taste can take a moment to get used to—some might even say it’s an acquired pleasure! Mixed with hot water or milk, it glides down the throat like a river of comfort.
The formula aims to pacify Kapha by reducing excess phlegm, while also soothing Vata with its warm, grounding energy. In afternoons when your chest feels heavy, or evenings when sniffles interrupt your rest, a small dose of this kashyam can work wonders. You may notice a gentle sense of clarity—almost as if each breath is more spacious. It’s not a quick fix though; think of it as daily, mindful self-care, brewed old-school style. Warning: you might find yourself eyeing the next dose before you’re ready…
Key ingredients with descriptions of Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam
The official product label for Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam did not specify a detailed list of ingredients. Please consult the product packaging or manufacturer for complete information.
Key uses of Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam
- Daily support for mild to moderate cough and throat discomfort
- Relief from nasal congestion and sinus pressure
- Soothing action for dry, scratchy throat
- Balancing Kapha dosha when congestion is a concern
- Promotes restful breathing at night
- Helps maintain clear airways during seasonal shifts
How to use Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam
Mix 10–15 ml (approx. 2–3 teaspoons) of kashyam with 100–150 ml of warm water or milk. Stir well and drink once or twice daily, or as directed by an Ayurvedic practitioner. For best results, take on an empty stomach, about 30 minutes before meals. Feel free to adjust the dose to your taste and strenght of symptoms.
Safety information about Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam
- Children: Not recommended for children under 12 without professional advice.
- Pregnant women: Consult your healthcare provider before use.
- Breastfeeding mothers: Use only after discussing with a qualified practitioner.
- People with chronic diseases: Especially those with heart or kidney conditions should seek medical guidance.
- People with allergies: Check for potential sensitivity; discontinue if rash or discomfort occurs.
- Elderly individuals: Start with lower dose; monitor tolerance and hydration.
- Patients taking medications: May interact with blood thinners or diuretics—consult a pharmacist.
- People with weakened immunity: Use under supervision to ensure no adverse reaction.
Additional information about Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam
Everest Musalikhadhiradi Kashyam comes in a glass bottle, shelf-stable for up to 24 months when sealed. After opening, store in a cool, dark place and consume within 60 days. No refrigeration needed but best kept away from direct sunlight and humidity. The label may show batch code and expiry date—double-check before each use. Manufactured in GMP-certified facility, this kashyam reflects an ancient lineage of Ayurvedic wisdom, bridging tradition with your modern-day wellness ritual.
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