Key Benefits of AVP Eladi Choornam

• Supports digestion and gut comfort
• Alleviates nausea & vomiting for quick relief
• Freshens breath, reduces oral odours
• Soothes abdominal discomfort and bloating
• Balances Kapha and Vata energies
• Helps stimulate appetite gently
• Mild warmth may ease mild colds

Product Description of AVP Eladi Choornam

AVP Eladi Choornam is a traditional Ayurvedic powder blend crafted for centuries to bring balance and comfort to your digestive system. This hand-picked churna combines warming spices and aromatic seeds that have been carefully ground into a fine powder. You can feel its gentle, pungent aroma the moment you open the pack—an instant reminder of folk wisdom, that time-tested aroma medicine.

Unlike many modern supplements that overpromise, this powder offers a humble but real touch: a pinch stirred into warm water or honey delivers a wave of soothing warmth. Many users have found it helpful after a heavy meal when bloating or nausea strike, or simply to refresh the mouth and clear lingering bad breath. It doesn’t come with a long laundry list of side effects—just a bit of natural spice. That said, if you push pitta too much, you may notice a slight heat. So best to stick to recommended doses, and listen to your body. There’s a simple charm to this formula—no gimmicks—just the age-old goodness of cardamom, cinnamon, nagakesara, pepper and more. Give it a try on those days you crave a tiny pick-me-up for your tummy or when you want to scrape away that lingering, blah taste in your mouth.

Key ingredients with descriptions of AVP Eladi Choornam

• Ela (Cardamom): A fragrant seed used traditionally to support digestion and freshen breath.
• Cinnamon: A warming bark noted for its aromatic qualities and soothing effect on the gut.
• Nagakesara: A flower resin valued in Ayurvedic texts for its balancing action on Kapha dosha.
• Pepper (Black pepper): A pungent spice known for enhancing digestive fire and nutrient absorption.
• Long pepper (Piper longum): A hot spice used classically to support respiratory and digestive health.
• Ginger: A zesty rhizome traditionally employed to ease nausea and stimulate circulation.

Key uses of AVP Eladi Choornam

• Use after meals to ease indigestion, gas, and bloating.
• Take at the first sign of nausea or motion sickness.
• Add a pinch to warm water or honey to brush away bad breath.
• Helps in mild cases of vomiting, offering gut-soothing relief.
• Supports healthy appetite when feeling low or anorectic.
• Applying a small amount near temples or chest may provide mild warming comfort during colds (I tried this once!).

How to use AVP Eladi Choornam

Mix ¼ to ½ teaspoon of the powder with warm water, honey or milk. Consume once or twice daily, or as directed by your Ayurvedic practitioner. Stir well and drink promptly. Don’t exceed the recommended dose.

Safety information about AVP Eladi Choornam

• Children: Use half adult dose or as per practitioner advice, monitor for spice tolerance.
• Pregnant women: Use only under medical supervision; may increase internal heat.
• Breastfeeding mothers: Generally safe in small doses; consult a healthcare provider.
• People with chronic diseases: Seek professional guidance, especially if you have ulcers or hyperacidity.
• People with allergies: Contains pepper and cinnamon; avoid if allergic to any spice.
• Elderly individuals: Start with minimal dose to assess tolerance, increase gradually.
• Patients taking medications: Check for interactions with blood thinners or acid-suppressants.
• People with weakened immunity: Use cautiously; spices may sometimes irritate sensitive systems.

Additional information about AVP Eladi Choornam

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the pack tightly sealed to preserve its aroma and potency. Each batch is prepared using age-old Ayurvedic processes, ensuring authenticity. Made without artificial colors or preservatives. While it tastes pleasantly spicy, if you ever feel it’s too strong, try diluting more—sometimes less is more. Crafted by AVP in India, this choornam celebrates simple, honest ingredients. Note: It’s a supplement, not a substitute for medical treatment.