Amruthotharam Kwath (450 ml)

<li>During the initial stages of high body temperature, it’s common to feel weak and experience loss of appetite and body pain.</li>
<li>If toxins (Ama) accumulate in the body due to weak digestive fire, they can delay natural healing and cause prolonged fatigue.</li>
<li>Amruthotharam Kwath contains detoxifying herbs that help in Amapachana, the process of metabolizing and eliminating accumulated toxins.</li>
<li>This helps bring down high body temperature and eases the discomforts commonly experienced during the early stages of high body temperature.</li>
<li>By enhancing the digestive fire, it supports the body’s natural healing process and helps restore energy.</li>

<li>The ingredients in Amruthotharam Kwath, namely Guduchi, Haritaki, and Sunthi, have been described using a unique analogy.</li>
<li>They are compared to the eight elephants that hold the earth in eight directions, known as Ashtadigajas.</li>
<li>The ratio of these ingredients is Sunthi: Haritaki: Guduchi, which is equal to the ratio of an elephant's body parts - Naga (elephant): Naganayana (two eyes of an elephant): Nagahastha (three arms of an elephant).</li>
<li>This ratio is 1:2:3.</li>
<li>Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) - Also known as Amrutha. Helps to enhance immunity and expedite natural healing.</li>
<li>Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) - Helps kindle the digestive fire and improve appetite.</li>
<li>Sunthi (Zingiber officinale) - Helps to enhance digestion and eliminate ama or accumulated toxins.</li>

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<li>Mix 15 ml of Kwath with 60 ml of boiled and cooled water.</li>
<li>Add 1/4 teaspoon of sugar and take it twice daily, 30 minutes before food or as directed by an Ayurvedic physician.</li>
<li>However, avoiding sugar in the kwath mixture is advisable if you have high blood sugar.</li>
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