Dhanvantari Maha Sudarshan Churna

Dhanvantari Maha Sudarshan Churna contains 49 Ayurvedic ingredients: Swertia chirata, Triphala, Haridra, Daruharidra, Kantakari, Brhati, Karcura, Sunthi, Marica, Pippali, Murva, Guduchi, Dhanvayasa, Katuka, Parpata, Musta, Trayamanag, Hrivera, Nimba (chhal), Puskara, Yasti, Kutaja, Yavani, Indrayava, Bharang, Sigru, Saurastri, Vaca, Tvak, Padmaka, Svetacandana, Ativisa, Bala, Salaparn, Prsniparni, Vidanga, Tagara, Citraka, Devadaru, Cavya, Patola, Lavanga, Vamsa, Kamala, Ashwagantha, Tejapatra, Jatiphala Sthauneya, Vidarikand, and kiratatikta. Swertia chirata promotes digestion in the body and acts as a laxative. Triphala protects the body from the threat of allergens and infections. Nimba cools down the body and relaxes the blood flow. Dhanvantari Maha Sudarshan Churna has antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties that help in treating fever symptoms. This also improves appetite functions and digestive processes within the body. Direction for use: A person must consume 3 to 6 grams of Churna two to three times a day. Ayurvedic medicine for fever can be consumed with water after meals.