Kerala Ayurveda Amrutharishtam- Relieves Chronic Fatigue
Kerala Ayurveda Amrutharishtam is a traditional Ayurvedic formulation designed to relieve chronic fatigue and restore energy levels. Made from a blend of powerful herbs, it promotes vitality, strengthens the immune system, and helps combat exhaustion. Available at affordable prices at Prakriti World, it is your go-to solution for sustainable energy and well-being.
- Helps alleviate chronic fatigue and tiredness.
- Strengthens the immune system to protect the body from diseases.
- Balances the body’s doshas, especially Vata and Pitta.
- Maintain body temperature, digestion, metabolism
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Description
Description
Kerala Ayurveda Amrutharishtam is a trusted herbal remedy used in Ayurveda to combat chronic fatigue, restore energy, and improve overall vitality. This potent formulation combines time-tested Ayurvedic ingredients, which are known for their rejuvenating properties. Chronic fatigue can be a debilitating condition, often caused by stress, poor nutrition, or lifestyle imbalances. Amrutharishtam works to rejuvenate the body by balancing the Vata and Pitta doshas, which play a crucial role in maintaining energy levels and stamina.
The Ayurvedic supplement helps balance all three Doshas, reducing chronic fatigue and sluggishness (Ama), and ensuring physiological flow. Amrutharishtam is a recipe in the Vedic text “Bhaishajyaratnavali” mentioned in the chapter “Jwara Chikitsa.” This Ayurvedic literature describes the remedy for balancing all three doshas in the human body: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.
This herbal fatigue supplement clears sluggishness (Ama), weakness, and body aches. The natural supplement aids in a healthy physiological flow. It is 100% natural and derived from Vedic texts. This Ayurvedic natural formulation aids in maintaining normal digestion and metabolism. It is a valuable addition to maintaining a natural and healthy psychological flow.
A robust Digestive and metabolic function promotes the Natural Detox Process of the body and bolsters Natural Defenses and the immune System. It promotes a Healthy Physiological Flow and boosts Natural Energy Production.
Amrutharishtam promotes microbiome and healthy digestive enzymes for the gut, immune function, and health because of its fermented phyto-immunity detox properties. It helps the organs involved in digestion, such as the liver, kidney, and gallbladder, to excrete toxins and waste from the body. The Ayurvedic method supports the detox process to flush the toxic materials from the body. By clearing the toxins, Amrutharishtam aids in metabolizing and nurturing the natural psychological flow in the body.
The Ayurvedic liquid chronic fatigue supplement follows the recipe to help balance tridoshas. This recipe from Vedic literature is called Bhaishajyaratnavali to maintain body temperature.
Ingredients
- Indian Tinospora
- Parpata
- Nutgrass
- Ginger
- Bael
- Oroxylum
- Gambhari
- Patala
- Agnimantha
- Sarivan
- Uraria picta
- Brihati
- Yellow-fruit nightshade
- Tribulus
- Jaggery
- Cumin
- Parpata
- Saptaparna
- Pepper
- Long Pepper
- Mesua
- Holarrhena
Key features
- Amrutharishtam is an Ayurvedic recipe.
- Derived from the Vedic text “Bhaishajyaratnavali,” chapter Jwara Chikitsa.
- Balance all three doshas: Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.
- Clears sluggishness, body aches, and weakness
- Help maintain body temperature
- Healthy physiological flow
Net Quantity 15.2 Fl Oz
Dosage Take one or two spoons daily of 0.3 Fl Oz (10 ml) post-meal or on your doctor’s advice.
Additional information
Additional information
| Key Ingredients |
Dasamoola, Giloy, Cumin, Nutgrass, Indian fumitory |
|---|---|
| Item Form |
Liquid |
| Net Quantity |
450 ml |
| Package Information |
Bottle |
| Key Ingredients |
Dasamoola, Giloy, Cumin, Nutgrass, Indian fumitory |
| Dosage |
Take one or two spoons daily of (10 ml) post-meal or on your doctor's advice. |
Brand
Brand
Kerala Ayurveda
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