Kaishore Guggul has a wide range of uses, but primarily it is indicated for the treatment of gout and cleansing the blood of toxins. This medicine is also prescribed for inflammatory processes, skin diseases, weak digestion and diabetes.
Kaishore Guggul regulates the production and elimination of uric acid from the body, thus it is very effective for gout. Additionally, this medicine is prescribed for any inflammatory processes in the body. Kaishore Guggul is also used to treat some neurological diseases, but usually not as a main medicine.
This medicine has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, is an effective blood purifier, thus it is used to treat skin diseases, including acne and furunculosis, to heal wounds, and also to improve the condition of problem skin. Also, Kaishore Guggul is effective in the treatment of diabetic carbuncle, and due to its ability to reduce sugar levels, this medicine is prescribed for diabetes.
It is improves digestion, has a slight laxative effect and also helps to remove toxins from the intestines.
Description of Kaishore Guggul is made by us on the basis of classical texts and comments of known in India ayurvedic doctors.
This medicine has a modified formula. We do not know how it affects its properties. The description is provided for the classic recipe.
Indications:
- – Inflammation
- – Furunculosis
- – Diabetic carbuncle
- – Skin cuts, wounds
- – Dermatitis, skin irritation
- – Purgation
- – Cleansing the blood
- – Gout
- – Diabetes
- – Problem skin
- – Constipation
- – Arthritis, rheumatism, joint inflammation
- – Psoriasis
- – Eczema
- – Weak digestion, dyspepsia
Affect on doshas:
- Calms Vata
- Calms Pita
Composition:
- – Amla - Amalaki (Emblica officinails fruit): powder 7.76 mg
- – Danti (Baliospermum montanum): powder 2.91 mg
- – Ghee (pure Cow’s milk fat): q.s.
- – Giloy - Guduchi - Amruth (Tinospora cordiofolia): powder 11.63 mg
- – Ginger dry - Sunthi (Zingiber officinale): powder 5.81 mg
- – Haritaki - Harad (Terminalia chebula): powder 7.76 mg
- – Maricha - Kali mirch - Black pepper (Piper nigrum): powder 5.81 mg
- – Pippali (Piper longum fruit): powder 5.81 mg
- – Shudha Guggul (Commiphora mukul purified): powder 186.2 mg
- – Trivrit - Nisoth (Operculina turpethum): powder 2.91 mg
- – Vibhitaki - Baheda (Terminalia bellcerica): powder 7.76 mg
- – Vidanga (Embelia ribes): powder 5.81 mg
- – Bhavna - Processed with: Triphala extract, Giloy extract
Dosage:
- As prescribed by an Ayurvedic doctor.
Side effects:
- It has no known side effects if the dosage specified in the description is followed.
Precautions:
- Stomach ulcer: only by prescription or under the supervision of an ayurvedic physician.
- Gastritis: only by prescription or under the supervision of an ayurvedic physician.
- Breast feeding: only by prescription or under the supervision of an ayurvedic physician.
- Pregnancy: only by prescription or under the supervision of an ayurvedic physician.
Contraindications:
- Stomach ulcer
- Gastritis
- Breast feeding
- Pregnancy
Suitable for vegetarians/vegans:
- vegetarians - yes, vegans - no.
Original name:
- Kaishor Guggulu, 80 tablets Baidyanath..
Synonyms:
- Kaishor Guggulu, Keshore Guggul, Kishor Gugul.
Reference:
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This remedy is not a product of allopathic medicine. Mostly, it considered as food supplement that can be used only as a addition to the diet. All information on the treatment of diseases with this product is based on the knowledge of Ayurveda, phytotherapy and nutrition, is not confirmed by the Ukrainian Ministry of Health or other competent organizations and can only be used for reference.
