Text : Charaka Samhita Chikitsasthana

CHYAVANAPRASHA LEHYAM
CHYAWANPRASH - CHYAVANAPRASAM

Made from wild, fresh and organic amalakis (amlas), and mostly wild and organic herbs and cow's ghee (clarified butter).


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Chyavanaprasam or Chyawanprash is considered as the rasayana NUMBER 1 in ayurv?dic medicine.

It is consumed every day by millions of people in India, children, youngs and less youngs, since thousands of years.

According to Charaka Samhita, the reference book of Ayurveda, chyawanprash is especially good for alleviating cough and asthma.
It is reputed for improving metabolism and immune system.

Its main function is to improve digestion and respiration which are the sources of metabolism

And what's more chyawanprash has a calming effect on nervous system and stress and improves concentration and memorization.

Chyawanprash looks like a marmelade that you can use like jam, on a slice of bread or eat directly from the spoon (which i prefer personally).

It is mainly composed by the most rich in vitamin C fruit : Amla or Amalaki (Emblica officinalis) which contains 20 times the amount of vitamin C found in one orange, to which it is added a certain number of spices and herbs and also honey, full sugar cane juice (jaggery) and clarified nutter (ghee) in a small amount.

The vitamin C contained in Amla has a special composition and even after cooking it remains in the fruit.

The vitamin C is well-known to be a powerfull natural antioxidant agent which delays the effect of ageing process and chyawanprash contains a particular form of vitamin C which is very effective.

Some properties of Chyawanprash :

- Eases constipation
- Strengthens the immune system
- Improves memorization and concentration
- Calm the nervous system
- Slow down the effects of ageing process
- Enhances fertility and keeps menstruation regular
- Purifies the blood, eliminates toxins and is beneficial to liver
- Improves complexion and fights against bacterial skin infection
- Increases the power of digestion, absorption and assimilation of food
- Acts as an antidepressant and tranquillizer for persons suffering of depression
- Promotes absorption of calcium, leading to stronger bones and teeth
- Improves muscle tone by enhancing protein synthesis

Deeply recommended for the children and the old persons.
Its regular consumption will protect you from the diseases of the respiratory system (cough, asthma, bronchite, etc.) and will re-inforce your organism in its globality by balancing the 3 doshas.

In asthma, it gives good relief and results when used with SVASANANDA GULIKA.

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Instructions to use - adviced daily dosage :
- Adult : 10 to 15 g - One tea spoon twice a day followed with hot milk
- Children : 5 to 10 g - One tea spoon per day followed with hot milk

Absolutely safe up to 5g/kg of body weight so take as much as you like.

In cas of normal use by an adult, one jar of 500 grs will last around one month.

The herbs used for the confection of this chyawanprash are coming only from cultivation without any chemicals and from harvest of wild plants in their natural habitat.


Composition :

- Amalaki (big, riped and fresh) : 500 g
- Ghrita (ghee) : 300 g
- Tila tailam (sesame oil) : 300 g
- Sarkara (sugar) : 2500 g
- Madhu (honey) :300 g
- Dasamula -each (10 roots) : 50
- Bala mula (sida roots) : 50 g
- Mudgaparni & Masaparni - each (two wild grams) : 50 g
- Pipalli (long pepper) : 50 g
- Karkatasragi (chinese galls) : 50 g
- Bhuamalaki (phillanthus niruri) : 50 g
- Draksa (raisins) : 50 g
- Astavarga - each (eight drugs) : 50 g
- Kustha (costus root) : 50 g
- Agary (eagle wood) : 50 g
- Guduchi (tinospora cordifolia) : 50 g
- Haritaki (chebulic myrobolans) : 50 g
- Sati ((round zedoary) : 50 g
- Musta (nut grass tubers) : 50 g
- Punarnava (spreading hg weed root) : 50 g
- Ela (cardamoms) : 50 g
- Chandana (sandalwood) : 50 g
- Utpala (water lily rhizome) : 50 g
- Vidari (alligator yam) : 50 g
- Vasamula (adhatoda roots) : 50 g
- Vamsa lochana (bamboo manna) : 200 g
- Pipalli (long pepper) : 100 g
- Caturjata - each (four aromatics) : 12.5 g
- Jala (water) : 12.5 liters