Key Benefits of Sitaram Aragwadharishtam
- Supports healthy digestion and appetite stimulation
- Helps purify and enrich the blood
- Promotes liver and kidney function for internal detox
- Enhances skin tone, texture, and complexion
- Relieves itching, rashes, and minor skin irritations
- Encourages regular bowel movements and healthy metabolism
- Provides a gentle, quick-acting relief via its mild alcohol base
Product Description of Sitaram Aragwadharishtam
Sitaram Aragwadharishtam is an age-old Ayurvedic arishta that marries the Golden Shower tree’s potent Cassia fistula parts—root, bark, leaf, flower and fruit—with a carefully selected blend of herbs. The mildly alcoholic infusion tastes pleasantly sweet, making it's easy to take for both children and adults. This isn’t just another tonic; it’s been crafted to awaken the digestive fire (Agni) while cleansing your system.
The formula have been used for centuries to address skin troubles—think stubborn rashes, non-healing ulcers, and pruritis. At the same time, it comforts the gut, easing occasional constipation and aiding nutrient absorption. There’s a gentle warmth as you sip it, almost like a reassuring hug for your insides. A stray drop might warm up your metabolism, and you’ll notice more consistent movements too.
Beyond digestion and skin, Sitaram Aragwadharishtam nurtures internal organs. Liver and kidney pathways are swept clear as toxins are expelled, and this overall detox can lighten that heavy, sluggish feeling. It’s not magic, but it sure can feel like it—especially on days when you’ve overindulged or are just run down.
One note: because a touch of jaggery sweetens the decoction, diabetic folks should monitor sugar levels. Also, stick to the recommended dose—too much might upset your stomach. But taken right, it’s a time-tested elixir that bridges ancient wisdom with everyday wellness.
Key ingredients with descriptions of Sitaram Aragwadharishtam
- Cassia fistula (Aragwadha) – Dried root, bark, leaf, flower & fruit of the Golden Shower tree
- Embelia ribes (Vidanga) – Dried fruit of false black pepper
- Emblica officinalis (Amalaki) – Dried fruit of Indian gooseberry
- Terminalia chebula (Pathya) – Dried fruit of chebulic myrobalan
- Operculina turpethum (Trivrt) – Dried root of Indian jalap
- Elettaria cardamomum (Ela) – Dried seed of green cardamom
- Syzygium aromaticum (Lavanga) – Dried flower bud of clove
- Piper nigrum (Maricha) – Dried fruit of black pepper
- Jaggery – Unrefined cane sugar used as a sweetening agent
Key uses of Sitaram Aragwadharishtam
- Skin disorders: alleviates eczema, rashes, non-healing ulcers, pruritis
- Digestive aid: addresses occasional constipation, stimulates appetite
- Detox support: promotes healthy liver and kidney filtration
- Metabolic balance: enhances nutrient absorption and metabolic rate
- Fever & toxicity relief: supports the body in clearing mild fevers and poisons
- Blood purification: improves circulation quality and lymph flow
- General wellness: boosts immune resilience and internal cleansing responce
How to use Sitaram Aragwadharishtam
- Adult dosage: 25–30 ml, twice or thrice daily after meals.
- Child dosage: 10–15 ml, once or twice daily after meals.
- Shake well before use. Can be taken with an equal amount of water.
- Use consistently for at least 2–3 weeks to notice benefits.
Safety information about Sitaram Aragwadharishtam
Children: Generally safe in recommended doses, though younger kids might resist the mild alcohol flavor. Monitor closely.
Pregnant women: Consult a qualified practitioner—usually advised to avoid alcohol-based arishtas during pregnancy.
Breastfeeding mothers: Use with caution; small traces of alcohol and jaggery pass into milk.
People with chronic diseases: Especially diabetics should check blood sugar frequently due to jaggery content.
People with allergies: Avoid if known sensitivity to any listed ingredient, e.g., clove or cardamom.
Elderly individuals: Suitable but start with lower dose to assess tolerance; may cause slight gastric discomfort if overdosed.
Patients taking medications: Alcohol content may interact with certain drugs—seek medical advice if on long-term prescriptions.
People with weakened immunity: Generally supportive but go slow; the fermented nature may feel warming at first.
Additional information about Sitaram Aragwadharishtam
Packaged in a dark glass bottle to protect from light. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, tightly sealed. Best used within 24 months of opening. This is a vegetarian, purely herbal preparation with no synthetic additives. The mildly sweet taste may vary slightly from batch to batch—that’s nature’s quirks at work. Always check the expiry date and avoid freezing. Enjoy a small ritual each time you measure your dose, it might just make the remedy feel more personal.