Prasham Tablets (500 Tablets) by Rasashala Ayurveda - Ayurvedic Formula for Emotional Balance & Calm
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An Ayurvedic tablet whose name derives from Prashama, meaning calming or pacification. Traditionally used to steady Prana Vata and Sadhaka Pitta, the forces behind the mind and emotions, supporting a calm, balanced mood and ease from everyday mental tension.
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| SKU | Health Concern | Pack Size | Specialty | Brand |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2652 | Relaxation | 500 TABLETS | Traditional Ayurvedic Formula | Rasashala Ayurveda |
Prasham Tablets by Rasashala Ayurveda are a classical calming formulation, traditionally taken to steady the mind and support a positive, balanced mood through the ups and downs of daily life. Its character is led by Brahmi, the foremost Medhya herb, with Tagara and other soothing botanicals. The name derives from the Sanskrit Prashamana, meaning pacification or calming, which describes the settling effect the formulation is valued for.
Ayurvedic Significance
Restlessness, tension and low mood are often understood in Ayurveda as signs of aggravated Vata affecting the Manovaha channels and the mind. Prasham brings together Medhya (mind-nourishing) and Vata-pacifying herbs led by Brahmi, which is traditionally directed to Majja Dhatu and the nervous system. Tagara adds a grounding, settling quality, while Pippali supports Agni and assimilation. The formulation is used to encourage a calm, composed and emotionally steady state.
Key Benefits
- Encourages a calm mind: Brahmi and Tagara are traditionally used to ease everyday tension and restlessness.
- Supports a positive mood: valued to help maintain a steady, balanced emotional outlook.
- Medhya nourishment: Brahmi is a classical tonic for the mind and nervous system.
- Vata balance: the soothing herbs help settle aggravated Vata.
- Whole-body ease: long used for its overall relaxing character.
Ingredients
| Ingredient (Sanskrit) | Botanical Name | Part Used | Quantity (approx. per tablet) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brahmi | Bacopa monnieri | Whole plant | 75.75 mg (with Bhavana of Brahmi) |
| Tagara | Valeriana wallichii | Rhizome | 37.87 mg |
| Sarpagandha | Rauwolfia serpentina | Root | 37.87 mg |
| Pippalimool | Piper longum | Root | 18.93 mg |
Prepared per the reference of Bhavaprakasha, with suitable excipients. Please read the label for the full ingredient list.
Suggested Use
Traditionally, the tablets are taken with water as the preferred Anupana (vehicle). Because this formulation includes potent herbs, the dosage and duration should be determined by a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner, especially if you are under professional care.
Safety & Certifications
- Prepared by traditional Ayurvedic methods from authentically sourced herbs.
- Manufactured by Rasashala Ayurveda, a GMP-certified maker, to strict quality standards.
- Contains potent classical herbs; best used with qualified practitioner guidance, and not recommended for pregnant or nursing women, children, or those under professional care, without consulting a practitioner.
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children.
Additional Information
The name is written Prasham or Prashaman, from the Sanskrit Prashamana (to pacify or calm); these are simply different transliterations for the same idea. Brahmi is also written Brahmi or Bacopa, and Tagara as Tagar; the differences reflect Sanskrit and regional Indian spellings of the same herbs.
