Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets are a proprietary Ayurvedic formulation combining the Triphala fruits, Vidanga and a traditionally processed iron-bearing Bhasma, valued for supporting the Rakta (blood) dhatu and natural vitality. Best used under practitioner guidance.
Haematab Tablets (100 Tablets) | Blood & Vitality Support
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Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets are a proprietary Ayurvedic formulation manufactured by the Nagarjuna Ayurvedic Group of Kerala. It combines the three fruits of Triphala with Vidanga and Kaseesa Bhasma, a traditionally processed iron-bearing mineral, in a classical approach to nourishing and supporting the Rakta (blood) dhatu.
Ayurvedic Significance
In Ayurveda, tiredness, pallor and low vitality are often understood as a depletion of the Rakta dhatu (the blood tissue) together with weak Agni that fails to build good quality blood from the diet. This formulation works on two levels. The Triphala fruits and Vidanga are Deepana and Pachana, kindling digestion and clearing Ama so that nutrition is properly absorbed, while the traditionally processed Kaseesa Bhasma is a classical Raktavardhaka, valued for nourishing and enriching the blood. Amalaki in particular is a renowned Rasayana rich in natural qualities that support the blood.
Traditional Uses and Benefits
Blood support: Traditionally used to nourish the Rakta dhatu and support a healthy complexion.
Natural vitality: Valued for supporting energy and freshness when vitality feels low.
Digestive absorption: Triphala and Vidanga kindle Agni so nutrition is well assimilated.
Rasayana quality: Amalaki lends a gentle, rejuvenating character to the formulation.
These reflect traditional Ayurvedic uses and are not statements of medical effect.
Key Ingredients
Kaseesa Bhasma (traditionally processed iron-bearing mineral), a classical Raktavardhaka
Vidanga (Embelia ribes), a Deepana and cleansing herb
Haritaki, Vibhitaki and Amalaki, the three fruits of Triphala
Suggested Use
Traditionally taken as one tablet twice daily after food, or as directed by your physician. The usual Anupana (vehicle) is warm water. Taking it after meals supports comfortable absorption of the iron-bearing formulation. Please consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner for personalised guidance, particularly to confirm suitability and dose.
Safety & Certifications
Contains a processed mineral: includes a traditionally processed iron-bearing Bhasma, so it is best used under professional guidance.
Keep away from children: iron-bearing preparations should not be taken by children except on a physician's advice.
Seek advice: pregnant or breastfeeding women, and anyone taking prescribed medication, should consult their physician before use.
Quality: manufactured by Nagarjuna to GMP standards and classical Bhasma processing methods with authentically sourced ingredients.
Storage: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of the reach of children.
Additional Information
This product is also written as Haematab, Haema Tab and Hematab. Its ingredients appear under several transliterations, for example Kaseesa or Kasisa for the iron mineral, and Vidanga or Vidangam. The word Bhasma refers to a classically processed mineral preparation, and Triphala also appears as Triphalaa. These are simply different English renderings of the original Sanskrit and regional names and refer to the same substances.
Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets is an Ayurvedic iron-and-blood-wellness formula taken to support healthy blood, iron levels and the body's natural handling of anaemia-type tiredness and pallor. From Nagarjuna, a respected Kerala Ayurvedic house ("haema" relates to blood). Traditionally it is used to support:
Healthy blood and iron levels and the blood-forming tissues
The body's natural handling of anaemia-type tiredness, weakness and pallor
Energy, strength and overall vitality
+What is in Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets?
Haematab Tablets is a blood-and-iron-wellness formula built on classical blood-building (raktavardhaka) herbs and iron-rich preparations, typically including:
Punarnava and Mandoor (purified iron-rich mineral) or Lauha-type iron
Amla (rich in vitamin C, which aids iron absorption) and Draksha (raisin)
Supporting blood-building, digestive herbs
Because it may be an iron-rich herbo-mineral formula, it is best used in the advised amount under guidance, alongside proper diagnosis of any anaemia.
+Is Haematab good for anaemia and low iron?
Supporting healthy blood and iron and easing anaemia-type tiredness is exactly what Haematab is most valued for. Taken as advised, its blood-building, iron-rich herbs are traditionally used to support healthy blood and iron levels and the blood-forming tissues, support the body's handling of anaemia-type tiredness, weakness and pallor and support energy and vitality. The Amla aids natural iron absorption. It offers supportive care; anaemia must be properly diagnosed and managed by a doctor, since the cause must be found (deficiency, blood loss or another condition) and confirmed with blood tests, with the tablets used alongside proper care under guidance, never as a replacement.
+How do you take Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets, and what is the dosage?
Haematab Tablets is usually taken as 1 to 2 tablets once or twice daily, with water, after meals, or as directed by a physician. A simple way to take it:
Take the advised number of tablets with water.
Take it after meals, usually once or twice daily.
Use it for the duration a practitioner advises.
Taking it with a source of vitamin C (like the Amla in the formula) aids iron absorption. Because it may be an iron-rich herbo-mineral formula, use it in the advised amount under guidance, avoid taking it alongside other iron supplements without advice, and tell your doctor about all iron products you take.
+How does Haematab work?
Haematab works through blood-building (raktavardhaka), iron-rich herbs and preparations. In Ayurveda, anaemia-type tiredness and pallor are linked to depleted rakta (blood) and aggravated doshas, and Punarnava, Mandoor/Lauha and Amla supply iron-rich support for healthy blood, support the blood-forming tissues, aid iron absorption (through vitamin C) and support energy. As the blood and iron levels are supported, energy and vitality are traditionally supported. This blood-building, iron-supporting action is why Haematab is valued, used as supportive care under guidance alongside proper medical diagnosis and care for anaemia.
+Which dosha does Haematab balance?
Haematab is broadly balancing, especially supporting the depleted blood and tissues and settling aggravated Pitta (which governs the blood) and Vata (depletion), with its blood-building, nourishing herbs. Anaemia-type tiredness and pallor are classically linked to depleted blood and aggravated Pitta and Vata, which the nourishing, iron-rich herbs rebuild and settle. By supporting the blood and iron and nourishing the tissues, it supports energy and vitality. This makes it suited to anaemia-type, depleted-blood tendencies, used as supportive care under guidance alongside proper medical care.
+Should anaemia be diagnosed by a doctor?
Yes, always. While Haematab offers traditional iron-rich supportive care, anaemia must be properly diagnosed and managed by a doctor, because it is important to find the cause, such as iron, B12 or folate deficiency, blood loss (which can have serious causes), or another condition, confirm it with blood tests and treat it correctly, and severe anaemia needs medical treatment. So see a doctor for diagnosis and treatment, and use the tablets only alongside that care, under the guidance of a practitioner, never as a replacement. Tell your doctor about all iron products you take. A doctor and practitioner can advise. You can buy it from AyurvedaBay.com, with worldwide shipping.
+Is Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets safe, and are there precautions?
Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets is generally well tolerated as an iron-and-blood formula when taken as directed, but a few precautions apply:
It may be an iron-rich herbo-mineral formula; use it in the advised amount under guidance, and avoid taking it with other iron supplements without advice.
It is supportive care; anaemia must be diagnosed and managed by a doctor, since the cause must be found.
If you take medication or have a condition (such as iron overload), consult a doctor first.
Pregnant or nursing women, and children, should use it only on professional advice; keep it out of children's reach (iron).
It is supportive care and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease.
+Where can I buy Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets online?
You can buy authentic Nagarjuna Haematab Tablets from AyurvedaBay.com, a specialist in genuine Ayurvedic preparations, with worldwide shipping. Wherever you live, it can reach you: we regularly serve customers across North America, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the Middle East. Ordering from a dedicated Ayurvedic store means you receive a genuine Nagarjuna product rather than an unverified version.
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