Chyavanaprash is a traditional Ayurvedic herbal jam based on amalaki, a fruit rich in antioxidants. It invigorates, nourishes, and strengthens the body, providing energy and a strong immune system.
- Revitalizes all body tissues.
- Provides overall strength, energy, and endurance.
- Enhances muscle mass.
- Builds ojas, boosts healthy immune resistance.
- Contributes to the healthy functioning of the heart and respiratory system.
- Tones the reproductive system.
- Calms agni (digestive fire).
- Supports the process of toxin elimination.
- Enhances urinary system function.
Chyavanaprash calms vata, pitta, and kapha, and is considered a rasayana (rejuvenative) for all body tissues. It contributes to the healthy aging process and enhances health, intelligence, and memory.
- Health condition: lack of vitality, lack of energy, weak immune and reproductive system.
- Characteristic advantage: easily digestible combination of organic phytonutrients.
- Known for its property to strengthen and protect the body.
Chyavanaprash jam contains many other herbs and is renowned for its rich antioxidant action and vitamin C content. The synergy of amla with the tonic herbs ashwagandha, shatavari, haritaki, and guduchi act as rejuvenating adaptogenic elements.
It is also an excellent supplement during the recovery phase from illnesses. The herbs strengthen the muscles and nourish the lungs, restoring energy.
- Gokshura, Purnanava, and Shatavari strengthen the reproductive system.
Jaggery is made from fresh sugarcane juice and is a different product with beneficial properties.
- Herbs
- Ashwagandha
- Berberine
- No
- KSM-66
- -
- Concern
- Stress, Testosterone
- Vegan
- Yes
- Vegetarian
- Yes
- Non-GMO
- No
- Gluten free
- No
- Lactose Free
- No
- Sugar Free
- No
- Liposomal
- No
- Spray
- No
- Tincture
- No
- Quantity
- 250 gr
Important information
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