Agasthya Rasayanam (Nagarjuna)

Agasthya Rasayanam (Nagarjuna)

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Agasthya Rasayanam (Nagarjuna)

Agastya rasayanam is one of the very famous Ayurvedic preparation for asthma. It is widely used in many of the respiratory conditions. It is a rejuvenative (rasayana). When compared to other Ayurvedic products for asthma and other respiratory disease, Agastya rasayana is advantageous, since it is very safe for long-term use.

Ingredients: gmelina arborea (kasmari), aegle marmelos (bilwa), stereospermum suaveolens (patala), oroxylum indicum (danduka), premna mucronata (tarkari), solanum indicum (brihathi), mucuna prurita (kapikachchu), clitoria ternatea (Shankhapushpi), curcuma zedoaria (kachora), sida rhombifolia (bala),scindapsus officinalis (pippalimool), achyaranthes aspera (apamarga), inula racemosa (pushkaramool),terminalia chebula (hareetaki), gingelly oil, hordeum vulgare (yavam), solanum surratense (kantakari), desmodium gangeticum (prusniparni), tribulus terestris (gokshura).

Suggested Dosage: 1 - 2 teaspoons - 1 - 2 times a day, before or after food, along with warm water or honey, or as directed by Ayurvedic practitioner.

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About Nagarjuna Ayurveda:

Nagarjuna Ayurvedic Group manufactures over 600 Ayurvedic products under it's 'Flag-ship' Organisation named 'NAGARJUNA HERBAL CONCENTRATES LTD.', which has started its operations in 1989 and by now has become one of the leaders in South India. It manufactures about 500 traditional Ayurvedic products as per the traditional reference texts like Sahasrayogam, Ashtamgahrudayam, Bhaishajya ratnavali etc. Simultaneously Nagarjuna understands that there are limitations to the reach and acceptance of classical Ayurvedic products which are mostly presented in its traditional forms. Due to this there is a requirement for more palatable and convenient modern product-forms. Hence it has developed about 100 branded proprietary products, which are either curative or health supportive in their health care functions. At the same time, efforts are also taken to convert many of the traditional Ayurvedic preparations into the modern, more palatable and convenient forms also, like the renowned concentrated liquid 'Kashaayams' (medicinal herb decoctions) converted to Tablets, and so on.

Nagarjuna created the unique synergy by bringing together the Ashtavaidya and the Aryavaidya traditions, also integrating Ayurveda's modern ethos and latest technology.