Amlant, 60 tabs., Maharishi Ayurveda

Amilant is an excellent preparation for restoring the proper functioning of the gastrointestinal tract (GIT). It alleviates conditions associated with vagus nerve disorders, which extends from the skull to approximately the middle of the GIT. Its damage can lead to a number of symptoms, one of which is swallowing dysfunction, changes in voice timbre, etc. Amilant eliminates the increased excitability of this nerve, thus eliminating all these symptoms.

Regarding its positive effect on the GIT, it reduces increased stomach acidity, providing the same result as Western medications. However, the difference between Amilant and those medications is that it is a completely natural remedy. It is also widely known that treatment with anti-inflammatory drugs, both steroid and non-steroid, leads to damage to the GIT mucosa. Amilant, used with such drugs, effectively protects the stomach lining from erosion.

It eliminates heartburn, burning in the stomach, and heat in the upper body. It treats gastritis and ulcers, and is used in Pitta detoxification. If you are contraindicated to spicy, sour, and salty foods, but you have eaten something from this list, Amilant will help. Take it immediately after a meal, and it will reduce the risk of increased acidity. It soothes Vata, neutralizes Pitta.

Some time after starting Amilant, existing ulcers heal, and the patient feels a significant improvement in their condition.

Active Ingredients:

Amla (Phyllantus emblica). Helps normalize blood glucose levels, supports heart health. 100g of the pulp of this plant contains 30 times more vitamin C than an orange. It strengthens teeth and bones, promotes hair growth, improves digestion, metabolism, and boosts immunity. It helps synthesize hemoglobin, cleanses the liver and other internal organs of toxins. It has a rejuvenating effect, neutralizes and removes heavy metals and free radicals.

Yashtimadhu (Glycyrrhiza clabra). Lowers blood pressure and cholesterol, improves blood circulation. Acts as a conductor for other medications, helping to deliver them to the necessary organs in the shortest possible time. Normalizes blood cholesterol and acts as a general tonic.

Black pepper (Piper nigrum). Improves stomach peristalsis and removes excess mucus from it. Has antiseptic and antibacterial properties, as well as improves blood circulation and immunity, helps with colic, constipation, food poisoning, and respiratory diseases. Relieves migraines and headaches.

Embelia ribes (Embelia ribes). Has antipyretic and antiseptic effects, is one of the best sources of vitamin C. Can be used in the treatment of bronchitis. Improves hair quality. Used as a diuretic, laxative, and cleansing agent, as well as for symptoms and diseases of the intestines, such as: flatulence, dyspepsia, dysentery, hemorrhoids. But the most effective use of this plant is against intestinal worms and helminths: ascariasis, toxocariasis, enterobiasis, trichinosis. Embelia ribes can be used to fight echinococcus and tapeworm.

Patra (Cinnamomum tamala). Cassia is a favorite herbal laxative in some countries. In small doses, it improves appetite and digestion. It is prescribed for constipation, edema, oligomenorrhea, and glaucoma. Externally, it is used for conjunctivitis, some skin diseases, and pyoderma. It has a stimulating effect on the circulatory system, improves blood circulation in the body, eliminates viruses and infections.

Triphala (Triphala). A medicinal composition of three medicinal herbs (amalaki, haritaki, bibhitaki), cleansing and rejuvenating the body, has a mild laxative effect.

Sheetal parpati (Sheetal parpati). A substance obtained by boiling special black compounds obtained by dry mixing mercury and sulfur at a temperature of 115-120°C, which are then pressed and allowed to cool naturally. In this case, mercury is freed from its toxic properties and is saturated with detoxifying and rejuvenating properties. The use of this remedy as a medicinal one was described by the pioneer of Indian pharmacology Acharya Nagarjuna in the treatise Rasendra Mangal, written in the 8th century. In it, the doctor describes in detail the treatment of particularly complex cases of skin diseases, which marked the beginning of the use of mercury as a therapeutic agent for internal use. The introduction of Sheetal parpati into the methods of treating GIT disorders opened a new era in Ayurvedic therapy.

Instructions for use: 1-2 tablets 2 times a day after meals. The drug is recommended to be taken as prescribed and under the supervision of a specialist.

Amilant Composition: Ginger (Zingiber officinate) - 3.1 mg, Black pepper (Piper nigrum) - 3.1 mg, Pippali (Piper longum) - 3.1 mg, Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) - 3.1 mg, Bibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica) - 3.1 mg, Musta (Cyperus scariosus) - 3.1 mg, Patra (Cinnamonmum tamala) - 3.1 mg, Embelia ribes (Embelia ribes) - 3.1 mg, Cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum) - 3.1 mg, Clove (Syzygium aromaticum) - 30.97 mg, Amla (Emblica officinalis) - 185.81 mg, Turpeth (Operculina turpethum) - 123.87 mg, Sarjika kshar (Sarjika Kshar W.S.A) - 92.9 mg, Yashtimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra) - 185.81 mg, Sheetal parpati (Sheetal parpati) - 92.9 mg, Crystal sugar (Crystal surgar) - 185.81 mg, Gum acacia (Gum acacia) - 46.3 mg, Talc (Talkum) - 18.52 mg, Silicon dioxide (Silicon dcioxide) - 9.21 mg.

Indications: gastrointestinal tract (GIT) and vagus nerve diseases, increased stomach acidity, heartburn, burning in the stomach, heat in the upper body, gastritis and ulcers, toxins in the body.