Key Benefits of Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya
- Balances aggravated Vata and reduces joint stiffness
- Supports stability & integrity of shoulder and other joints
- Deeply nourishes bone and connective tissues for long-term strength
- Helps draw out deep-seated inflammation, clearing pathways for nourishment
- Promotes healthy neurological and locomotory function
- Beneficial adjuvant in osteoarthritis, frozen shoulder & other degenerative conditions
- Enhances cellular metabolism and nutrient absorption, for overall vitality
Product Description of Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya
Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya is a time-honored decoction turned tablet – but don’t let that simple form fool you! It’s that same classical blend of Vata-hara and nourishing herbs mentioned in Sahasrayoga, now in an easy-to-take, transport-friendly format. A bit rough around the edges maybe, but genuine. This formulation works quietly and persistently on degenerative bone and joint issues, especially in the shoulder area. You’ll find its action both calming and strengthening; it’s like a gentle wave of relief washing over inflamed tissues.
Often recommended alongside a meal of Ksheerodana (rice cooked in milk) to boost its nourishing effect, the kashaya tablets tap into the healing power of roots and barks in water, condensed into potent little pills. There’s something comforting about a marvelously simple remedy that—well, it just works. People tell me they feel less stiffness, improved ease in movement, better sleep at night...and though I can’t promise miracles overnight, many do notice a steady improvement over weeks.
Its gentle action pacifies Vata, while Bala and Masha render deep nourishment. Rasna and Ardraka act together, bringing warmth and circulation, and Lasuna pulls out inflammation like a magnet. This synergy makes it especially useful in post-traumatic or hyperglycemia-induced frozen shoulder. Overall, it’s a balanced yet potent approach to joint health, allowing you better mobility and a sense of well-being (and it tastes...almost herbaceous but not unpleasant!).
Key ingredients with descriptions of Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya
- Prasarani (Paederia foetida): Traditionally used to alleviate Vata imbalances and support joint function.
- Rasna (Alpinia galanja): A warming and anti-inflammatory herb that eases musculoskeletal discomfort.
- Bala (Sida cordifolia): Known for its nourishing effect on the nerves and muscle tissues.
- Ardraka (Zingiber officinalae): A warming root that promotes circulation and aids digestion of Ama.
- Lasuna (Allium sativum): Helps draw out deep-seated inflammation and supports healthy blood flow.
- Masha (Vigna mungo): Provides protein-rich nourishment to strengthen connective tissues.
Key uses of Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya
- Degenerative joint disorders like osteoarthritis and spondylosis.
- Inflammatory changes in shoulder joint, including frozen shoulder.
- Post-traumatic stiffness or limited range of motion.
- Neuromuscular weakness and Vata-related pain syndromes.
- General support for bone and connective tissue health.
- Adjuvant therapy alongside diet modifications (e.g., Ksheerodana).
How to use Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya
Adults: 2–3 tablets (equivalent to 15–20 ml decoction) dissolved in 45–60 ml boiled, cooled water, twice daily on empty stomach.
Children (6–12 years): 1–2 tablets mixed with 30–45 ml water, twice daily before meals.
Adjust as needed under practitioner guidance.
Safety information about Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya
Children: Generally safe when dosage is adjusted; monitor for digestive upset.
Pregnant women: Consult your healthcare provider before use to ensure suitability.
Breastfeeding mothers: Limited data; use only if benefits outweigh any potential risk.
People with chronic diseases: Seek medical advice, especially if diabetes or heart conditions are present.
People with allergies: Avoid if allergic to any Allium species or Zingiberaceae family.
Elderly individuals: Moderately safe; hydration is key and monitor kidney function.
Patients taking medications: May interact with blood thinners or anti-inflammatories; consult a professional.
People with weakened immunity: Generally supportive, but best to check with an Ayurvedic doctor if you’re immunocompromised.
Additional information about Sitaram Prasaranyadi Kashaya
Form: Tablet derived from classical Kashaya preparation. Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Shelf life: 2 years from manufacturing. Vegetarian, purely herbal; no added preservatives. Manufacturer: Sitaram Herbals (ISO & GMP certified). You might notice slight color variation between batches—that’s natural, speaks of real botanical stuff! Pair with mild exercise, warm oil application, and a Vata-pacifying diet (think warm soups, cooked grains) to maximize benefits. Not tested on animals.