Manjishtha, 60 tabs., Himalaya

Manjistha Ayurvedic preparation is one of the most effective remedies for improving metabolism and cleansing the blood. Manjistha's action is gentle and stable. The active components of this plant safely remove toxins from the bloodstream, stop bleeding (including internal bleeding), eliminate blood stasis, improve capillary permeability, and dissolve thrombi.

Manjistha helps with inflammation of the blood and the female reproductive system. Manjistha also has a beneficial effect on the liver, kidneys, and spleen. The preparation gently breaks down kidney stones and promotes their painless excretion. Manjistha eliminates all types of tumors, increases blood flow, and heals tissues damaged by infections or physical injuries.

The healing properties of Manjistha are so good that it is used in the fusion of broken bones. Using Manjistha during recovery from fractures accelerates the healing process.

Manjistha can be used for any diseases caused by impure blood.

Active Ingredients:

Heartleaf madder/Manjistha stems (Rubia cordifolia). Contains anthraquinone glycosides, as well as ruberitrinic acid, which dissolves oxalate stones (kidney stones). It has an astringent and diuretic effect.

Usage: 1-2 capsules twice a day with warm water. The course of treatment is one month. If it is necessary to continue taking it, the course should be resumed after two weeks to avoid addiction and weakening of the effect. The drug is recommended to be taken as prescribed and under the supervision of a specialist.

Contraindications: should be used with caution in case of increased Vata, severe chills, and pregnancy.

Composition: Rubia cordifolia.

Purpose: kidney stones, blood system diseases, dysmenorrhea, menopause, amenorrhea, hepatitis, jaundice, cardiovascular diseases, heart disease, skin diseases, rash, weakness, painful conditions, dysentery, diarrhea, stones in the bladder or gallbladder, herpes, paralysis, bone degeneration, rickets, fractures, dropsy, severe injuries, oncological diseases.