Simhanada Guggulu DS 1000 Tablets | Ayurvedic Joint Comfort & Easy Mobility
- 2 or more : $170.99
- 5 or more : $161.99
- 10 or more : $152.99
- 20 or more : $143.99
Simhanada Guggulu DS from AVN is a classical Guggulu formulation of Eranda root, the three Triphala fruits, Shuddha Guggulu and Gandhaka Suddha. It is traditionally taken to support comfortable, mobile joints and the natural clearing of Ama. This is the double-strength 1000-tablet jar.
| SKU | Health Concern | Pack Size | Main Ingredient | Specialty | Brand |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14098 | Joint & Muscle Support | 1000 Tablets | Eranda | Traditional Ayurvedic Formula | Avn Ayurveda Formulations |
Simhanada Guggulu DS from AVN Ayurveda Formulations is a classical Guggulu preparation led by Eranda root and the three fruits of Triphala. Simha is the lion and nada is its roar, a name the classical texts reserve for bold, decisive formulations. It has long been turned to where Vata has grown erratic and Ama has settled into the joints, leaving movement stiff and heavy. This double-strength jar holds 1000 tablets.
Ayurvedic Significance
Where heaviness lodges in the joints, Ayurvedic reading finds two things together: Vata gone erratic and Ama gone nowhere. Simhanada Guggulu meets both. Eranda root, given the largest share here, carries a gentle Anulomana action that keeps the downward flow easy. Triphala steadies Agni so that fresh Ama is not laid down. Shuddha Guggulu is the classical Lekhana resin, valued for scraping away what has settled in the tissues. Gandhaka Suddha completes the group in the Rasashastra manner.
Key Benefits
- Joint comfort: Shuddha Guggulu is the resin the classical texts reach for wherever the joints have grown stiff and heavy.
- Easy mobility: the formulation is built to keep movement unforced rather than guarded and careful.
- Anulomana support: Eranda root, the largest constituent, is the classical dravya for keeping the downward flow easy and unhurried.
- Natural clearing of Ama: Triphala keeps Agni steady, so that less Ama is formed in the first place.
- Double strength: the DS tablet carries a fuller charge than the plain Simhanada, which is why practitioners favour it for a considered course.
Ingredients
Each tablet contains Eranda (Ricinus communis) root - 384 mg, Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) fruit rind - 96 mg, Bibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica) fruit rind - 96 mg, Amalaki (Emblica officinalis) fruit rind - 96 mg, and Guggulu Suddha (Commiphora wightii) oleo-gum resin - 96 mg. Alongside these herbal constituents, each tablet carries Gandhaka Suddha - 96 mg, a traditionally processed classical constituent handled by the Shodhana methods set out in the Rasashastra texts.
Suggested Use
One to two tablets twice daily, after food, with warm water as the Anupana. Warm water suits a Guggulu resin, which needs gentle heat to move well. Because Eranda root is Anulomana, let a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner set the length of the course.
Safety & Certifications
- WHO GMP certification: prepared by AVN Ayurveda Formulations at their WHO GMP certified facility in Madurai, Tamil Nadu.
- Authentic sourcing: the herbs and the Guggulu resin are identified and sourced from their recognised growing regions.
- Strict quality standards: in-house specifications govern every stage, from raw material intake through to the sealed jar.
- Heavy metal testing: batches are tested for heavy metals using state-of-the-art ICP-OES equipment.
- Standardisation: high-tech analytical tools, including HPTLC, hold the formulation steady batch after batch.
- Classical constituent: each tablet carries Gandhaka Suddha, prepared by the traditional Shodhana methods, so a course is best taken with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner's guidance.
- Thoughtful use: Eranda root gives this formulation a downward-moving character, so seek that same guidance during pregnancy or nursing, or alongside any existing regimen.
- Storage: keep the jar tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of children.
Additional Information
The name is written Simhanada Gulgulu, Simhanad Guggul, Simhanada Guggul and Sinhanad Guggulu, all Roman renderings of one Sanskrit compound. DS marks the double-strength tablet.

