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DASAMOOLAHAREETHAKI LEHYAM 250 GM
‘Dasamoola’ - the group of ten anti-inflammatory roots is synonymous with the Ayurvedic management of ‘Vata - kopa’ in the body. Dasamoolahareethaki Lehyam combines the anti-inflammatory action of Dasamoola with the superlative carminative effect of Hareethaki or Terminalia chebula. It effortlessly pacifies vagrant and morbid Vata in the gut and the osteomuscular system.
‘Avaleha’ is a dosage formulation in which herbs' therapeutic properties in an aqueous decoction are fortified with a jaggery and ghee base. These sweet herbal jams have nutritional value along with therapeutic significance.
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DASAMOOLAHAREETHAKI LEHYAM 250 GM
‘Dasamoola’ - the group of ten anti-inflammatory roots is synonymous with the Ayurvedic management of ‘Vata - kopa’ in the body. Dasamoolahareethaki Lehyam combines the anti-inflammatory action of Dasamoola with the superlative carminative effect of Hareethaki or Terminalia chebula. It effortlessly pacifies vagrant and morbid Vata in the gut and the osteomuscular system.
‘Avaleha’ is a dosage formulation in which herbs' therapeutic properties in an aqueous decoction are fortified with a jaggery and ghee base. These sweet herbal jams have nutritional value along with therapeutic significance.
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‘Dasamoola’ - the group of ten anti-inflammatory roots is synonymous with the Ayurvedic management of ‘Vata - kopa’ in the body. Dasamoolahareethaki Lehyam combines the anti-inflammatory action of Dasamoola with the superlative carminative effect of Hareethaki or Terminalia chebula. It effortlessly pacifies vagrant and morbid Vata in the gut and the osteomuscular system.
‘Avaleha’ is a dosage formulation in which herbs' therapeutic properties in an aqueous decoction are fortified with a jaggery and ghee base. These sweet herbal jams have nutritional value along with therapeutic significance.
