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Pachak Vati (60 Tab) - Sharangdhar
Pachak Vati is an Ayurvedic herbal tablet formulation designed to aid digestion. The term comes from the Sanskrit words "Pachaka," which means "that which digests," and "Vati," meaning "tablet" or "pill". The exact ingredients and formulation can vary slightly between manufacturers, but most use a blend of herbs known for their digestive benefits.
Benefits and uses
Pachak Vati is used to address a range of digestive issues and promote overall gut health. Key benefits include:
- Improved digestion: Enhances the body's digestive power by stimulating the release of digestive juices.
- Relief from common symptoms: Helps to control acidity, reduce flatulence, and alleviate bloating.
- Boosted metabolism: By improving digestion, it can indirectly support overall metabolic function.
- Better nutrient absorption: Promotes the efficient assimilation of nutrients from food.
- Enhanced appetite: Can help stimulate a person's appetite.
- Detoxification: Some formulations, like Aam Pachak Vati, may help remove toxins (Ama) from the digestive tract.
- Deworming: Certain variants can help in deworming the digestive system.
- Relief from indigestion: Provides relief from abdominal discomfort that often follows heavy meals.
- Balances doshas: Helps to balance aggravated Vata, Pitta, and Kapha doshas.
Common ingredients
The specific ingredients vary by manufacturer, but many Pachak Vati products contain a combination of the following herbs and spices:
- Trikatu: A combination of three spices:
- Pippali (Long Pepper): Aids digestion.
- Marich (Black Pepper): Stimulates the digestive organs and enhances the flow of digestive juices.
- Shunthi (Ginger): Effective against indigestion, anorexia, and heartburn.
- Ajwain (Carom Seeds): Acts as a strong cleanser and stimulates appetite.
- Hingu (Asafoetida): Aids in digestion and may possess anti-inflammatory properties.
- Jeera (Cumin): Helps improve digestion.
- Saunf (Fennel): Can help reduce bloating.
- Amalaki (Amla/Indian Gooseberry): A key ingredient in some formulations.
- Chitrak (Plumbago zeylanica): Used to treat gastric disorders.
- Lavang (Clove): Aids the digestive system in absorbing nutrients.
Dosage
It is best to consult with an Ayurvedic consultant for the correct dosage. A general guideline for adults is 1–2 tablets, or 250–500 mg, twice a day after meals.