Ayurvedic Medicine for Diabetic & Urinary System Diseases
Vasthyamayanthaka Gritham - 150 gms
Vastyamayanthaka Gritham is an Ayurvedic remedy which is present in a herbal ghee form. This Ayurvedic Solution is very strong and robust in treating disorders and ailments related to the urinary system.
Description
Kairali's Vastyamayanthaka Gritham is one of the best Ayurvedic remedy for urinary system disorders. It can treat many chronic as well as acute ailments. This Ayurvedic Solution is used as a medicine and in preparatory procedure called Snehkarma for the treatment of difficulty in urination, diabetes, and Urinary Calculi. It is a great cure for long standing cases of gonorrhoea and blood discharge. It alleviates all problems affecting to bladder. It is a very good herbal solution for chronic leucorrhoea, spermatorrhoea and oliguria. It is effective on the tridosha of the Ayurveda and it calms vata and pitta greatly. It helps improve blood flow, movement and also helps with some stomach and bowel movements.
Ayurvedic remedy- Vastyamayanthaka Gritham also helps to relieve giddiness and swooning. It is an effective cure for all problems related to a urinary system with no known side effects. It should still be used only when prescribed by a qualified Ayurveda doctor and very high dosage should be avoided as it might cause diarrhea and indigestion. There are certain things to keep in mind when having the course of Vastyamayanthaka Gritham, like chilies, garlic, etc. should be avoided, and there should not be a delay in meal times. It is one of the best solutions in Ayurveda till date for the rectification of above-mentioned problems.
Benefits:
- Good for kidney stones
- Effective in urinary disorders
- Improves the bladder functioning
- Effective in diabetic conditions
Direction of Use
As directed by the physician. Get Free Ayurvedic Consultation
Ingredients
| S.No. | Sankrit name | Botanical Name | Parts Used | Qty. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Darvi | Berberis aristata | St.Bk | 1.800 gm |
| 2 | Madhuka | Madhuka indica | Ht.Wd | 1.800 gm |
| 3 | Matsyaka | Alternanthera sessilis | Pl. | 1.800 gm |
| 4 | Padma | Nelumbo nucifera | Fl. | 1.800 gm |
| 5 | Pasanabheda | Bergenia ligulata | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 6 | Brhati | Solanum indicum | Pl. | 1.800 gm |
| 7 | Salaparni | Desmodium gangeticum | Pl. | 1.800 gm |
| 8 | Prisnaparni | Uraria picta | Pl. | 1.800 gm |
| 9 | Sveta sariva | Hemidesmus inducus | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 10 | Krisna sariva | Ichnocarpus frutescens | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 11 | Iksu | Saccharum officinarum | St. | 1.800 gm |
| 12 | Kaseruka | Cyperus scariosus | Rz. | 1.800 gm |
| 13 | Kapotapanka | Spahranthus indicus | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 14 | Iksuraka | Astercantha longifolia | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 15 | Vasuka | Spermacoce hispida | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 16 | Sigru | Moringa oleifera | St.Bk | 1.800 gm |
| 17 | Balaka | Coleus vettiveroides | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 18 | Varahi | Dioscorea bulbifera | Rt.Tr. | 1.800 gm |
| 19 | Varana | Crateva nurvula | St.Bk | 1.800 gm |
| 20 | Draksa | Vitis vinifera | Dr.Fr. | 1.800 gm |
| 21 | Bhadra | Aerva lanata | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 22 | Yasti | Glycyrrhiza glabra | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 23 | Palankasa | gmelina arborea | Rt. | 1.800 gm |
| 24 | Goksura | Tribulus terrestris | Dr.Fr. | 39.800 gm |
| 25 | Varirasa | Asparagus racemosus | Rt.Tr. | 20.000 ml |
| 26 | Dhatri rasa | Emblica officinalis | Fr.R | 20.000 ml |
| 27 | Bimbi rasa | Cocinia indica | Pl. | 20.000 ml |
| 28 | Kusmanda jala | Benincasa hispida | U.R.F. | 20.000 ml |
| 29 | Urvaru jala | Luffa cylindrical | U.R.F. | 20.000 ml |
| 30 | Utpala | Nymphea stellata | Rz. | 20.000 ml |
| 31 | Parusaka | Grewia asiatica | Rt | 0.0417 gm |
| 32 | Truti | Elettaria cardamomum | Dr.Fr. | 0.0417 gm |
| 33 | Madhuka | Madhuka indica | Fl. | 0.0417 gm |
| 34 | Hima | Santalum album | Ht.Wd | 0.0417 gm |
| 35 | Daru | Cedrus deodara | Ht.Wd | 0.0417 gm |
| 36 | Haritaki | Terminalia chebula | Fr.R | 0.0417 gm |
| 37 | Bibhitaka | Terminalia bellerica | Fr.R | 0.0417 gm |
| 38 | Amalaki | Emblica officinalis | Fr.R | 0.0417 gm |
| 39 | Pippali | Piper longum | Dr.Fr. | 0.0417 gm |
| 40 | Kaunti | Vitex agnus-castus | Sd. | 0.0417 gm |
| 41 | Srngavera | Zingiber officinale | Rz. | 0.0417 gm |
| 42 | Saindhava lavana | Rock salt | 0.0417 gm | |
| 43 | Hastipippali | Scindapsis officinalis | Dr.Fr. | 0.0417 gm |
| 44 | Apamarga | Achyranthus aspera | Rt. | 0.0417 gm |
| 45 | Manjistha | Rubia cordifolia | Rt. | 0.0417 gm |
| 46 | Padma kesara | Nelumbo nucifera | Adr. | 0.0417 gm |
| 47 | Musta | Cyperus rotundus | Rz. | 0.0417 gm |
| 48 | Kustumbari | Corinandrum sativum | Dr.Fr. | 0.0417 gm |
| 49 | Lodhra | Symplocos racemosus | St.Bk | 0.0417 gm |
| 50 | Hayagandhi | Withania somnifera | Rt. | 0.0417 gm |
| 51 | Punarnava | Boerhavia diffusa | Rt. | 0.0417 gm |
| 52 | Svayamgupta | Mucuna purita | Rt. | 0.0417 gm |
| 53 | Iksura phala | Astercantha longifolia | Pl. | 0.0417 gm |
| 54 | Varddhi | Cajanus scarabaeoides | Lf. | 0.0417 gm |
| 55 | Sringi | Pistacia integrrima | Gl. | 0.0417 gm |
| 56 | Silajatu | Asphault | 0.5500 gm | |
| 57 | Nalikerodaka | Tender coconut | 20.0000 ml | |
| 58 | Sarpi | Ghee | 10.0000 ml | |
| 59 | Ksira | Cow's milk | 20.0000 ml |
Kairali-The Ayurvedic Healing Village, situated amongst the dense jungles of Palakkad, Kerala, is an exquisite symbol of peace and holistic healing. Mr. K.V.Ramesh and Mrs. Gita Ramesh are the pillars behind this grand success. Following which the entire business was taken by their two sons, Mr. Abhilash and Mr. Abishek Ramesh. This family had a long family lineage of Ayurvedic principles and traditions that they thought to spread it into the entire world. The discipline of Ayurveda got lost somewhere down the line but the Ramesh family had decided to give it a name so that this name works for the well-being of the human community.
Kairali-The Ayurvedic Healing Village, situated amongst the dense jungles of Palakkad, Kerala, is an exquisite symbol of peace and holistic healing. Mr. K.V.Ramesh and Mrs. Gita Ramesh are the pillars behind this grand success. Following which the entire business was taken by their two sons, Mr. Abhilash and Mr. Abishek Ramesh. This family had a long family lineage of Ayurvedic principles and traditions that they thought to spread it into the entire world. The discipline of Ayurveda got lost somewhere down the line but the Ramesh family had decided to give it a name so that this name works for the well-being of the human community.