Country: Индия
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Kafkuthar Ras, 40 tabs., Dabur

Brand: Дабур (Dabur)

Ayurvedic remedy based on herbs and minerals. It is used for Kapha-type diseases - fevers, heaviness in the body. This medicine belongs to the Ayurvedic tradition of Northern India. To be taken strictly under medical supervision. Helps with fever and chills. It is also used to alleviate respiratory illnesses such as wet and dry cough, bronchitis, etc. Effect on Tridosha - balances Kapha.


Composition: Sulphur (Sulphur) - helps with pneumonia, pleurisy and dyspepsia. Sulphur shows striking results in colds, such as influenza. It is recommended when the patient experiences weakness after recovery. Ginger (Zingiber officinale, Nagara) - an effective stimulant and expectorant to reduce Kapha and enhance Agni. It is also a good remedy for arthritis and a tonic for the heart. It eliminates gases and relieves abdominal spasms, including spasms during menstruation caused by cold. Provides better antibacterial and antiseptic action for the skin of the legs. Tamra Bhasma (Tamra Bhasma) - Ash of copper, purified and specially processed. Indicated for anemia, hepatosplenomegaly, liver and gallbladder disease, chronic fever, cough. Abhrak Bhasma (Ayas Bhasma) - is an Ayurvedic preparation made from mica. It is used in Ayurvedic practice in the treatment of digestive system disorders - dyspepsia, malabsorption syndrome; diseases associated with Kapha dosha imbalance: asthma, cough, cold, tonsillitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, tuberculosis, impaired blood clotting, diabetes, anemia, skin diseases, genitourinary diseases (leukorrhea, urethritis), spleen disorders, ascites, helminthiasis.


Application: 1-2 tablets once or twice a day before or after meals or as directed by an Ayurvedic doctor. Recommendations: The medicine should be taken only under strict medical supervision; self-medication can be dangerous. Use is contraindicated in children and pregnant women. Overdose can cause many side effects, including gastritis.

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