Chyawanprash health benefits

Chyawanprash is an herbal jam-like medicine used in Ayurveda, explains Vaidya P. Kiran (Ayurveda). It is traditionally used as a health supplement to fight everyday illnesses and to support the immune system. One of the most popular Ayurvedic medicines, chyawanprash falls under the category of drugs named “Rasayana,” which are rejuvenating tonics that aim to maintain youth and delay the aging process. Chyawanprash is most commonly used to boost the immune system, to treat any lung or breathing problems, and to improve memory and brain function.
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Ingredients/Components: Chyawanprash is typically composed of around 50 different herbs, though the composition may vary between 25 and 80 herbs, depending on the manufacturer. However, the main ingredient, amla or Indian gooseberry, remains consistent across different formulations. According to official recipes, the amount of Indian gooseberry used is over 100 times the amount of each of the other herbs.
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There are many standard herbs in chyawanprash according to the Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India:
Indian gooseberry (amalaki, amla)
Bengal quince (bilva) - root or stem bark
Arni (agnimantha) - root or stem bark
Indian trumpet (syonaka) - root or stem bark
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Patala (paral) - root or stem bark
Bala - root
Indian long pepper (pippali) - fruits
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Small caltrops (svadamstra, gokshura, gokhru) - whole plant
Indian nightshade (brhati, vanavrintaki) - whole plant
Yellow berried nightshade (kantakari, chhoti kateri, kashtakari) - whole plant
Srni (karkatsinghi) - galls
Salaparni (sariva) - whole plant
Prsnipami - whole plant
and many more
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Non-herbal ingredients of chyawanprash include:
Ghee, or clarified butter (ghrta)
Sesame oil (taila)
Unrefined cane sugar (matsyandika)
Honey (madhu)
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How Chyawanprash Works
Indian gooseberry is very high in vitamin C. Since Indian gooseberry is the main component of chyawanprash, this high vitamin C content is likely responsible for some of the chyawanprash antioxidant properties and its other effects.
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Indian gooseberry and vitamin C have both been shown to enhance memory, which could be how chyawanprash may exert its improvement on brain function and memory.
Brain degeneration disorders like dementia and Alzheimer’s disease are thought to be partially caused by decreases in cholinergic neurons (a certain type of brain cell). Chyawanprash may improve brain function by enhancing the activity of these brain cells.
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Health Benefits of Chyawanprash
Promotes healthy respiration: This Medicine has the properties of an expectorant and therefore helps to eliminate the excess mucus from the lungs.
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Strengthens body: The compounds present in Chyawanprash to improve the body's resistance towards diseases. This nutritive supplement also boosts libido and Increases the general strength of the body.
Maintains Blood Pressure: The ingredients support in maintaining the blood pressure.
Boosts Immunity: It is rich in vitamin C, which strengthens the immune system and protects the body against various conditions such as colds and coughs.
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Aids in digestion: Chyawanprash acts as a stimulant and improves metabolism. The nutritive supplement promotes fast digestion and prevents the occurrence of conditions such as cramps and acidity.
Maintains the level of Cholesterol and Glucose: This concoction of various natural herbs comprises of very little fat, and cholesterol. Therefore, the consumption of Chyawanprash keeps cholesterol levels in check.
Aids in weight loss: Regular consumption of Chyawanprash increases the body's metabolism, thereby aiding weight loss.
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Improves the condition of the skin: It has antioxidant properties that support to keep the skin clear and radiant.

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Just amazing! Bought some for me, and mom and dad. How did i never hear about this? Im a health nut!!

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Nice

[@prince7kamal]

Authentic Chyawanprash is a potent supplement indeed. Didn't know about the Vedic legend associated with its name, thanks for enlightening us.