Dhootapapeshwar Balarishta (450ml) : Useful in Multiple Joint Pains, Arthritis, Pain and Stiffness in Joints, Weakness.

About Balarishta

The main action of the Balarishtam is observable on the brain, nerves, muscles, ligaments, bones and joints. Balarishtam is an effective therapeutic measure for paralysis, arthritic disorders, and spinal cord injuries.

Balarishta Ingredients (Composition)

The primary component of Balarishtam is Bala (Sida Cordifolia), which is listed as follows:

• Sida cordifolia Bala
• Withania somnifera, or ashwagandha
• Woodfordia fruticosa, Dhataki
• Kakoli, Ksheera
• Ricinus Communis, also known as Eranda (Castor Oil Plant).
• Pluchea lanceolata, Rasna
• Elettaria cardamomum is known as Elaichi (cardamom).
• Paediatric Hospital Prasarini
• Syzygium Aromaticum, also known as Laung
• Vetiveria Zizanioides, also known as Ushira or Khas
• Tribulus terrestris – Gokshura
• Jaggery
• Water is needed to make decoction.

Medicinal Properties

• Anti-inflammatory
• (Rejuvenating) Rasayana
• Anodyne
• Tonic for nerves
• Neuroprotective
• Cardioprotective
• For the nerves: Stimulating and restoring
• moderate diuretic
• Anti-paralytic
• stomach-stimulating food and drink
• Anti-stress
• Adaptogenic

Balarishta Indications

In addition to diseases of the nervous and musculoskeletal systems, all disorders classified as vata disorders in Ayurveda can be treated with balarishta. It is typically advised for the following health conditions:

• Appetite loss in Vata-related illnesses
• Vata disorders-related sluggishness
• weak across the board
• a poor state of mind
• Paralysis
• Hemiplegia
• Paraplegia
• facial immobility
• suffering from sciatica
• Ankylosing spondylitis
• headache
• nasal clogging
• Bronchitis
• Inability to errect (ED)
• ASTHMA

Therapeutic Use

• (Digestive dysfunction) Agnimandya
• (Weakness) Daurbalya
• (Vata dosha-related diseases) Vataja Roga
• Karshya (svelteness)
• Paralysis, arthritic pain, and high vata

Balarishtam Benefits & Uses

Arthritis

Balarishta, which also contains Ashwagandha and Gokshura, which strengthen the joints and ligaments, Eranda, and Prasarini, which act to reduce the pain, is a good medicine for osteoarthritis because Sida Cordifolia, which is present in it, has good anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties. (1) Balarishta can be used to treat arthritic disorders to reduce inflammation and associated pain.

Facial Paralysis/Neurological disorders

Balarishta is a potent nerve tonic that strengthens the nervous system and enhances the functions of the brain and nerves. It can also be used in stroke patients to help them regain their motor and sensory functions and recover more quickly from the sta

Muscle Cramps

Increased excitability may also be a cause of muscle cramps, but balarishta acts on neurons to decrease that excitability and restore the normal functions of nerve cells. Additionally, it has a muscle relaxant effect that also aids in reducing muscle cramps.

Physical Weakness

Balarishta is typically advised for physical weakness or debility that develops after a paralysis attack because it boosts stamina, enhances appetite, and aids in reviving weak tissue’s functions.

Asthma & Bronchitis

Along with other medications, balarishta is indicated for the treatment of bronchitis and asthma. It is especially effective in the treatment of persistent cough. It helps patients who experience fatigue and breathing difficulties because of diminished physical strength.

Precautions For Balarista

It is best to avoid this while pregnant or use this medication only as directed by a doctor.

If your doctor advises it, you can take it during lactation in lower doses.

It is completely safe to use Balarishta because it is made from all-natural herbs and does not contain any harsh chemicals, which would otherwise result in negative side effects.

Although these side effects are mild in nature and do not require any active treatment, they can be avoided by taking the medication in the recommended doses and avoiding its consumption on an empty stomach. Patients may occasionally experience stomach pain, stomach irritation, and gastric upsets, especially when the medication is taken in large doses.

Children older than five years old can use Balarishta without risk.

Balarishta should not be used by pregnant women unless specifically recommended by a physician.

Women may use it during lactation in lower doses with a doctor’s approval.

Dosage of Balarishta

Balarishta is prescribed for use in adults in doses of 20 ml diluted in 50 ml of warm water, twice or three times daily; in case of severe symptoms, the dose may be increased to 24 ml diluted in the same way and taken twice or three times daily. The doses should be taken after food to prevent gastric irritation. Patients should use this medication for 2 weeks to 4 months depending on the condition to be treated.Store in a cool place in a tightly closed amber colored

Terms and Conditions

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