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Churna
Key Benefits of Pentacare Pippali Churna
- Promotes healthy digestion by warming the gut
- Balances Vata and Kapha dosha gently
- Enhances respiratory comfort and eases occasional cough
- Natural antioxidant support for daily wellness
- May relieve indigestion, bloating and gas
- Supports metabolic heat, vitality & energy levels
- Convenient fine powder, easy to mix in drinks
Product Description of Pentacare Pippali Churna
Pentacare Pippali Churna is an aromatic, finely milled powder derived from long pepper (Piper longum) fruit. It’s known as Pippali in Ayurveda, a spice with a pungent bite and warming potency. This churna helps kindle digestive fire without overwhelming the stomach, so you feel lighter rather than weighed down. Some call it the “pepper of the east,” but anyway, it’s a go-to in our kitchen and pharmacy cabinets. The colour is a deep russet-brown, almost earthy, and the aroma is spicy and inviting.
Use it after meals to support digestion, or mix a pinch into tea for a warming tonic. You’ll notice its sharp heat, quick effect on clearing respiratory discomfort, and a subtle lift in overall vitality. It provide a balanced approach—warming but not scorching, pungent yet not harshly drying. Side note: I once tried it in a smoothie, and though some say it's too pungent, I found the contrast delightful! Real simple stuff, no weird fillers, just pure pippali churna to enliven your daily routine.
Key ingredients with descriptions of Pentacare Pippali Churna
- Pippali (Piper longum) Fruit Powder – Traditionally valued in Ayurveda for its pungent taste (Katu Rasa) and warming potency (Ushna Veerya).
Key uses of Pentacare Pippali Churna
- After meals to support digestion strength and reduce bloating
- Mixed into warm water or herbal tea for respiratory ease
- As a gentle metabolic stimulant, helps maintain healthy energy
- May relieve occasional cough, cold symptoms and throat irritation
- Used in small doses to soothe indigestion and gas
- A pinch added to soups or broths for a warming, flavoury twist
- Applied in DIY topical pastes for warming massage (external use)
How to use Pentacare Pippali Churna
Take ¼ to ½ teaspoon (0.5–1 g) once or twice daily, mixed in warm water or herbal tea, preferably after meals. Adjust dosage based on personal tolerance. Do not exceed recommended amount. Store in a cool, dry place.
Safety information about Pentacare Pippali Churna
Children: Not recommended for young children under 12 without professional advice. May be too warming and pungent for delicate systems
Pregnant women: Use cautiously only under the guidance of a qualified practitioner; high pungency may not suit all stages of pregnancy
Breastfeeding mothers: Generally avoid or consult a healthcare provider; limited data on effects in breast milk
People with chronic diseases: Those with peptic ulcers, gastritis or heartburn should use under supervision; may aggravate acid-related issues
People with allergies: Check for sensitivity to pepper relatives before use; discontinue if rash or discomfort occurs
Elderly individuals: Start with smaller doses to assess tolerance; warming nature may be strong for some
Patients taking medications: Consult your doctor if on blood thinners or other prescriptions; potential interactions unknown
People with weakened immunity: Seek medical advice; high potency spices can sometimes overstimulate sensitive systems
Additional information about Pentacare Pippali Churna
Packaging: Airtight, food-grade pouch to preserve freshness. Shelf Life: 24 months from manufacturing date. Batch info and expiry printed on back label. Storage: Keep away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Country of origin: India. This churna is free from artificial colours, fillers or preservatives. Note: slight colour variation between batches is natural and does not affect quality. Always use a dry spoon to scoop powder.
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