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  • Jambadyarista

    Jambadyarista

    Description: 

    Jambadyarist is a classical-style poly-herbal fermented Ayurvedic arishta in which Jam (Syzygium cumini) is a principal ingredient. It is traditionally used in Ayurvedic practice for disorders related to blood sugar and metabolism (used as an antidiabetic/antihyperglycemic herbal tonic). 

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    Brihat Bangeshwar Rasa

    Description: 

    Vrihat Vangeshwar Ras is an Ayurvedic medicine in tablet form, used in the treatment of frequent urination. This medicine contains should only be taken under strict medical supervision.  

  • Ujjivana

    Ujjivana

    Description: 

    Mehavinas is a generic name of Ujjivana. It’s used for Prameha, Burning micturition, syphilis etc. 

  • Sanjivana

    Sanjivana

    Description: 

    Sanjivana (Mritasanjeevani sura) is a very special Ayurvedic medicine in liquid form. This product is hailed for its ability to help even a dying person. It is basically an Asava preparation. It means, it is an Ayurveda wine product and it contains self generated alcohol. Compared to other Asava products, Mritasanjeevani Sura contains higher percentage of self generated alcohol. It is also called as Mritasanjivani arishtam. 

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    Brihat Chandradaya Makardhwaj

    Description: 

    Brihat Chandradaya Makardhwaj Rasa is an Ayurvedic medicine, with herbal and mineral ingredients, in powder / tablet form. It is used in Ayurvedic anti aging and aphrodisiac treatment. This medicine should only be taken strictly under medical supervision. 

  • Kutajarista

    Kutajarista

    Description: 

    Kutajarishta is a liquid Ayurvedic medicine, used in the treatment of diarrhea, dysentery, IBS etc. It contains 5-10% of self generated alcohol in it. This self generated alcohol and the water present in the product acts as a media to deliver water and alcohol soluble the active herbal components to the body. 

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    Dhatri Lauha (Bhabna)

    Description: 

    Dhatri Lauha is an Ayurvedic medicine, in tablet form. It is used in treating indigestion, gastritis, constipation etc. It contains Amla as the main ingredient. 

  • Jeerakadyarista

    Jeerakadyarista

    Description (English/ Bangla): 

    Jeerakarista is an effective medicine used in Ayurveda postnatal care. It is one of the medicines and often included as part of Ayurveda diet after delivery. Jeerakarishtam is also known as jeerakadyarishta, Jirakadyarishtam, Jeerakadyarishtam, etc. 

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    Brihat Jirakadya Modak

    Description: 
    Br. Jirakadya Modak is an Ayurvedic medicine used in treatment of diseases of digestive track. This product contains ingredients from mineral origin. It is in granules form. 

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    Brihat Agnikumar Rasa

    Description: 

    Brihat Agnikumar Rasa is an Ayurvedic medicine in tablet form, used in treatment of digestive track disorders. This medicine should only be taken under strict medical supervision. This medicine is most commonly used in north Indian Ayurvedic practice. 

     

  • Patrangasava

    Patrangasava

    Description (English/ Bangla): 

    It is an Ayurvedic medicine which is mainly used in the gynecological conditions such as heavy menstrual bleeding, leucorrhea and fever etc. This herbal product is prepared by the combination of various herbs which are quite beneficial to hormonal irregularities. Herbs like Patranga, Khadira, Vasa, Shalmalikusuma, Bala, Bhallataka, Sariva, Japakusuma, Amrasthi, Jeeraka, Bilva, etc are used in the preparation of Patrangasava. 

  • Amritarista

    Amritarista

    Description: It is one of the widely used medicines in the treatment of chronic fevers, malaria, indigestion etc.

  • Amlashanti

    Amlashanti

    Description: 

    Karpoorasava (Amlashanti) is a type of Asava formulation that contains self-generated alcohol and is prepared by submerging powder or juice of medicinal herbs in spirit without the application of heat. It primarily comprises Camphor as the active ingredient and five other herbs namely; Nutgrass, Ginger, Black pepper, Carom and Elaichi in equal proportions. 

  • Amalaki Rasayana

    Amalaki Rasayana

    Description (English/ Bangla): 

    According to classical Ayurveda:
    Rejuvenation & Anti-ageing
    Strengthens immunity
    Improves digestion
    Enhances memory and cognitive functions
    Supports hair and skin health

  • Raja Pravartini Vati

    Raja Pravartini Vati

    Description: 

    Raja Pravartini Vati is a tablet, used in Ayurvedic treatment of primary and secondary amenorrhea and scanty bleeding. This medicine should only be taken under medical supervision. 

  • Patrangasava

    Patrangasava

    Description (English/ Bangla): 

    It is an Ayurvedic medicine which is mainly used in the gynecological conditions such as heavy menstrual bleeding, leucorrhea and fever etc. This herbal product is prepared by the combination of various herbs which are quite beneficial to hormonal irregularities. Herbs like Patranga, Khadira, Vasa, Shalmalikusuma, Bala, Bhallataka, Sariva, Japakusuma, Amrasthi, Jeeraka, Bilva, etc are used in the preparation of Patrangasava. 

     

  • Lakshmanarist

    Lakshmanarist

    Description: 

    Lakshmanarishta is a liquid Ayurvedic medicine used in the treatment of gynecological disorders. It contains 5-10% of self generated alcohol. The alcohol, along with water acts as media for the herbal active principles. 

     

  • Kalyani

    Kalyani

    Description: 

    Avalashudha is a generic name of Kalyani, it is used for women reproductive health. 

  • Ashokarista

    Ashokarista

    Description: 

    Ashokarishta is an Ayurvedic medicine. It is extensively used in Ayurvedic treatment of heavy menstrual bleeding and other gynaecological complaints. It contains 5-10% of self-generated alcohol, which acts as a medium for herbal active principles. This is also called as Asokarishtam. 

     

  • Dashmularista

    Dashmularista

    Description: 

    Dashmularishta is a traditional Ayurvedic arishta (fermented tonic) made from ten powerful roots. It’s reputed for soothing musculoskeletal pain, harmonizing digestion, and nourishing tissues. In this article you’ll learn about its unique ten‐root formulation, classical usage narratives, key phytochemicals, modern clinical evidence, dosage guidelines, seasonality tips, safety profile, and more. We’ll deep dive into what makes Dashmularishta so special—its rasa (taste), virya (potency), vipaka, and prabhava—plus practical pointers to integrate it safely into daily life. 

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