Dhootapapeshwar Ashwagandharishta (450ml) : Herbal Ayurvedic Tonic for Weakness, Nervous Debility, Sleeplessness, Improves Memory

About Dhootapapeshwar Ashwagandharishta

Generally speaking, according to ayurvedic science, Ashwagandharishta is beneficial in all VATA predominance diseases. It is also a good remedy for men’s health problems, including infertility and impotency. Ashwagandharishta (Aswagandharishtam) is an Ashwagandha based ayurvedic liquid preparation used in a variety of ailments and general debility.

Ingredients Of Dhootapapeshwar Aswagandharist

Among this medicine’s herbal components are

• Withania somnifera, or ashwagandha
• Rubia cordifolia, also known as manjistha
• Chlorophytum tuberosum) musli
• Nisha
• The term for this plant is haritaki.
• B. aristata’s Daruharidra
• The rasna plant, Pluchea lanceolata
• Yashtimadhu
• (Pueraria tuberosa) Vidari
• Cyperus rotundus, a mustak
• Terminology for Arjuna
• Sariva, also known as sarsaparilla in India
• In the Santalum album, Shweta Candana
• Ipomoea turpethum, or trivrit
• Pterocarpus santalinus, also known as Rakta Candana
• Plumbago zeylanica, chitraka
• Acorus calamus’s vacha

Indications Of Aswagandharist

The following health issues can benefit from using Ashwagandharishta (Aswagandharishtam).

• physical sluggishness
• Fatigue
• Underweight
• Mental health issues
• Depression
• Stress
• Feeling down and sleepy
• Nervous anorexia
• An inability to fall asleep
• disordered brain function
• loss of memory or dementia
• Vertigo
• cognitive decline
• Joint swelling and inflammation are reduced by ashwagandharishta.
• Combining Hadjod, calcium, and mineral supplements can help you increase your bone mass.
• Osteoporosis, or low bone mineral density, is treated with supportive therapy to strengthen bones and joints and reduce the risk of fractures.
• cramps in the muscles or fibromyalgia.
• Unfeasibility in men
• Impotency
• An erection problem
• decline in libido
• In addition to saraswatarishta, postpartum depression.
• libido decline.
• Fertility problems
• repeatedly miscarrying.
• unidentified causes of female infertility.

Dosage For Aswagandharista

• 12 to 24 ml, once or twice a day, and after meals is usually advised.
• Preparation for consumption can include the addition of an equal amount of water.
• 24 ml is the customary dosage.

Precautions For Use Of Aswagandharista

Ashwagandharishta is POSSIBLY SAFE for most people, but some patients have reported heartburn and acidity after taking it. Typically, these side effects occur in people with history of gastritis, GERD, or ulcer. Children over the age of five can safely take this medication in lower doses. During pregnancy, it is best to avoid this/take it only under medical supervision. During lactation period, it can be taken in lower doses, based on doctor’s advice

• Acidity or excessive acidity
• Heartburn
• GERD
• Gastritis
• gum disease
• sour throat or mouth

Terms and Conditions

Before purchasing this medication, we have assumed that you sought medical advice and are not using it for self-medication.