Named after Lord Dhanwantari’, the deity of Ayurveda, this rich, potent decoction is a versatile combination of herbal drugs which balance the vata and Kapha elements in the body. It remedies structural and functional weaknesses in the osteomuscular system and the nervous system. It has clinically established efficacy in all kinds of rheumatic complaints.
Dhanwantaram kashaya is an essential part of the post-natal regimen in Ayurveda. Religiously followed, it helps in restoring strength and function to muscles, bones, and joints post child delivery.
Elaborate combination of 42 prime vata-hara drugs that addresses all aspects of inflammatory diseases in an easy to digest aqueous base.
Dasamoola or the anti-inflammatory group of ten roots along with Bala, Devadaru, Kushta and Rasna pacify all aspects of vata derangement like pain, edema, dryness, roughness and loss of mobility.
Diuretic drugs like Punarnava and Satahwa improve blood circulation and lymph drainage from the body. Draws out deep tissue swelling and oedema.
Ashwagandha, Shatavari and similar nourishing drugs are also an important part of the combination. It reaches deep into degenerative joints to nourish and heal in a holistic manner.
Enhances nerve strength and function. Beneficial in the treatment of palsies, strokes, tremors and tics
Pre-natal and post-natal period is characterised by vata aggravating in the bowel and pelvic region. In the delivered woman, judicious administration of Dhanwantaram kashaya helps in regaining lost strength and function.
Seasonal use of Dhanwantaram Kashaya is highly recommended for maintaining health in geriatric patients. It helps in improving joint strength and mobility. It is advised as a wholistic way to overcome rigidity and general fatigue.
