Guggulutiktaka Ghritam, 150 g, Kottakkal Ayurveda

Remedy for skin and joint diseases.

Gugulu Tikataka Gritam is one of those unique preparations used in Panchakarma. Panchakarma cleanses the body so well that many diseases simply disappear. However, this is far from the only beneficial property of the preparation. It excellently treats skin diseases, as well as joint and bone diseases, connective tissue, especially those that arose due to an imbalance of Vata and Kapha doshas. As we can see, the effect of its impact is comprehensive.

All these diseases are widespread, and their treatment is often expensive and not always effective. But Ayurvedic preparations cope even with complex cases. Fistulas, wounds, abscesses, gout, rheumatism, arthritis, boils, scabies, and eczema – all this is treated with this preparation. It helps even with such severe, unpleasant, and threatening dangerous complications diseases as anemia, syphilis, and cervical spondylosis. Ghee contained in the product enhances the effect of medicinal herbs.

Active ingredients:

Neem/Indian Lilac (Azadirachta indica). A plant that is widely known both in India and beyond. Helps with hemorrhoids, skin diseases, diabetes, toothache, dandruff, obesity, bleeding, vomiting and nausea, wounds and ulcers, slags and toxins in the blood. A strong antiseptic and anthelmintic agent, rejuvenating, reduces Kapha dosha, lowers blood pressure and cholesterol levels, helps with joint diseases, accelerates wound healing, relieves parasites.

Patola/Trichosanthes dioica. Trichosanthes dioica is beneficial for the heart, expels worms.

Guggul/Commiphora (Commiphora mukul). The healing resin of this plant has pronounced healing properties, it very strongly cleanses and rejuvenates the body, removes toxins and metals, normalizes metabolism, lowers cholesterol, stimulates the thyroid gland.

Clarified butter/ghee (Ghee). Ayurveda traditionally considers ghee to be one of the most beneficial products for health. Ghee soothes all three doshas, especially it is often used to treat Vata and Pitta dosha imbalances. Vedic texts call ghee oil an unusually useful product for children and the elderly, as it promotes tissue growth. Ghee oil is the best remedy for Ayurvedic oiling of the body, preserving youth and rejuvenating the body, it is used with great success in thousands of medicines and many methods of treatment. In many preparations, ghee acts as a "transporting" agent, delivering the necessary substances to the cells. Ghee oil has antioxidant properties that allow it to "collect" free radicals. Modern scientific studies have also shown that ghee does not have any significant effect on cholesterol levels in the body, unlike other oils. Ghee gives strength to the body, improves memory and mental abilities, intelligence. This oil stimulates digestive fire. Enhances the effect of medicinal herbs.

Application: ¼–½ teaspoon with water, before meals, 1–2 times a day, or as directed by an Ayurvedic doctor. Side effects: possible worsening of existing gastritis as a result of taking very high doses. The drug is recommended to be taken as prescribed and under the supervision of a specialist.

Composition: Azadirachta Indica – Neem (bark), Trichosanthes Dioica – Patola (leaves), Tinospora Cordifolia – Giloy (Guduchi), Adhatoda Vasica – Vasa, Solanum Xanthocarpum – Kantakari, Water for decoction, Shuddha Guggulu, Cow’s Ghee, Cyclea Peltata (Cissampelos Pareira) – Patha, Embelia Ribes – Vaividang (False Black Pepper), Cedrus Deodara – Devdaru (Deodar Cedar or Himalayan Cedar), Scindapsus Officinalis – Gajpippali, Sarjikakshara, Yavakshara – Alkali prepared from Hordeum Vulgare, Zingiber Officinale – Sonth (dried ginger root), Curcuma Longa – Turmeric (Haldi), Anethum Graveolens – Soya (Dill) – (Anethum Sowa), Piper Chaba – Chavya (Java Long Pepper), Saussurea Lappa – Kushta, Zanthoxylum Armatum (Zanthoxylum Alatum) – Tejovati or Tumbaru (Toothache Tree), Piper Nigrum – Black Pepper (Kali Mirch), Holarrhena Antidysenterica – Indrayava, Cuminum Cyminum – Jeera (Cumin Seeds), Plumbago Zeylanica – Chitrak, Picrorhiza Kurroa – Kutki, Semecarpus Anacardium – Shuddha Bhilawa (Bhallataka), Acorus Calamus – Vacha, Piper Longum roots – Piplamool, Rubia Cordifolia – Manjistha, Aconitum Heterophyllum – Ativisha (Atish), Terminalia Chebula – Haritaki, Terminalia Bellirica – Bibhitaki, Emblica Officinalis – Amla (Indian Gooseberry), Trachyspermum Ammi – Carom Seeds (Ajwain).

Purpose: sneha karma, skin diseases, leprosy, carbuncles, fever, itching, long-non-healing wounds, purulent wounds, sinus, abscess, blisters, inflammation, psychosis, heart disease, eye disease, malabsorption syndrome, leukoderma, jaundice, fistula, leukorrhea, hemorrhoids.