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Kashayam
Key Benefits of SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam
- Supports healthy digestion by reducing gas and bloating
- Helps maintain gut balance and overall comfort
- May alleviate occasional indigestion after heavy meals
- Promots natural toxin elimination from the digestive tract
- Gentle on the stomach – suitable for daily use
- Traditional formulation rooted in classical Ayurveda
- Easy to prepare and consume as a warm decoction
Product Description of SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam
SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam feels like a warm, herbal hug for your belly. This time-honored Ayurvedic decoction is specially blended to ease the discomfort that comes with overindulging or hectic meal schedules. You know that heaviness after a late-night snack? This kashayam aims to calm that turmoil. It's curious how simple ingredients, when boiled together, can create such a soothing brew. Folks have said it’s like pressing ‘reset’ on their digestive system, and we kinda agree.
Unlike some bitter tonics, Dusparshakaadi Kashayam has a subtle earthy aroma and a mildly spicy taste, which grows on you after the first sip. It’s perfect for those mornings after a party or when you just need a little extra digestive peace. We sometimes forget how stress or poor food choices can throw off our insides. This kashayam helps bring things back into alignment, so you can focus on your day without that constant rumble or discomfort.
Keep it in your wellness toolkit. Whether it’s a weekly ritual or a quick remedy, this decoction feels like it was made just for everyday digestive troubles. And hey, a small ritual of boiling your herbs, filtering, and sipping slowly—that in itself feels grounding, doesn’t it? Try it warm, sip it mindfully, and notice how your gut says ‘thank you.’
Key ingredients with descriptions of SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam
Ingredient information has not been provided by the manufacturer.
Key uses of SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam
- Use as a post-meal drink to soothe indigestion
- Relief from occasional gas and abdominal discomfort
- Daily support for a balanced digestive fire (Agni)
- Helps manage heaviness or sluggish digestion
- Ideal for resetting gut health after rich or spicy meals
- Can be part of a seasonal cleanse or dietary regimen
How to use SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam
Boil one teaspoon of the powder in 200ml water until reduced by half. Strain and drink warm, once or twice daily, preferably after meals. You may add a pinch of rock salt or jaggery for taste. Store powder in a cool, dry place.
Safety information about SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam
- Children: Not recommended for kids under 12 without a practitioner’s advice
- Pregnant women: Consult your doctor before use, as safety during pregnancy not well studied
- Breastfeeding mothers: Seek professional guidance, limited data on lactation
- People with chronic diseases: Check with healthcare provider, esp. those with liver or kidney conditions
- People with allergies: May contain herbal constituents; discontinue if rash or upset occurs
- Elderly individuals: Use caution and start with a lower dose to assess tolerance
- Patients taking medications: Herbs can interact; consult a pharmacist or doctor first
- People with weakened immunity: Ask a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner before use
Additional information about SNA Dusparshakaadi Kashayam
This kashayam is free from artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. It’s crafted using traditional extraction methods to preserve the integrity of the herbs—steep, strain and sip, just like in the old texts. Keep your powder sealed away from moisture and sunlight. Each batch is quality-tested for consistency, though slight variations in color or aroma may occur—that’s part of the charm of authentic herbal products. Remember, a healthy digestive fire is at the core of well-being in Ayurveda. Enjoy this ritual as a small moment of self-care in your busy day!
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