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Description of Birla Ayurveda Chyavanprash:
Chyavanprash supports the overall strength of the body.
Benefits of Birla Ayurveda Chyavanprash:
The primary ingredients in Chyavanprash help in boosting immunity.
Prevents the problems of digestion
Improvises the respiratory passages for fresh breathing.
One spoon of Chyavanprash also increases the body?s energy, purifies blood, improvises blood pressure, and eliminates the problems of cholesterol and dizziness.
How to use Birla Ayurveda Chyavanprash:
With its tangy sweet-sour taste it can be taken directly, with milk or as a bread spread. We recommend taking 1/2 tsp for children, 1 tsp for adults, twice daily followed by warm milk or water.
Ingredients of Birla Ayurveda Chyavanprash:
Agnimanthah, Aguruh, Aswagandha, Bala, Bhumicampaka, Brihati, Chandan, Dalchini, Dhatri, Draksa, Ela, Gambhari, Goksurah, Grith, Gudah, Guduchi, Jivanti, Kakanasa, Kantkari, Karkatasringi, Ksiravidari, Kusthah, Madhu, Masaparni, Mudgaparni, Musta, Nagapuspah, Patala, Pippali, Sathi, Prsniparni, Punarnava, Salaparni, Tamalaptram, Vamsayavam, Satavari, Tamalaptram, Vamsayavam, Satavari, Syonakah, Tamalaki, Tavaaksiri, Vasa, Vivah, and Tilah Thel.
Chyavanprash supports the overall strength of the body.
Benefits of Birla Ayurveda Chyavanprash:
The primary ingredients in Chyavanprash help in boosting immunity.
Prevents the problems of digestion
Improvises the respiratory passages for fresh breathing.
One spoon of Chyavanprash also increases the body?s energy, purifies blood, improvises blood pressure, and eliminates the problems of cholesterol and dizziness.
How to use Birla Ayurveda Chyavanprash:
With its tangy sweet-sour taste it can be taken directly, with milk or as a bread spread. We recommend taking 1/2 tsp for children, 1 tsp for adults, twice daily followed by warm milk or water.
Ingredients of Birla Ayurveda Chyavanprash:
Agnimanthah, Aguruh, Aswagandha, Bala, Bhumicampaka, Brihati, Chandan, Dalchini, Dhatri, Draksa, Ela, Gambhari, Goksurah, Grith, Gudah, Guduchi, Jivanti, Kakanasa, Kantkari, Karkatasringi, Ksiravidari, Kusthah, Madhu, Masaparni, Mudgaparni, Musta, Nagapuspah, Patala, Pippali, Sathi, Prsniparni, Punarnava, Salaparni, Tamalaptram, Vamsayavam, Satavari, Tamalaptram, Vamsayavam, Satavari, Syonakah, Tamalaki, Tavaaksiri, Vasa, Vivah, and Tilah Thel.
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