Dwarkesh Ayurvedic Herbal Chyawanprash Product Specification Brand Dwarkesh Packaging Size HDPE Container Dosage 15-20 grams twice a day Form Paste Shelf Life 24 months Available Sizes Available : 1kg,500gm Product Description Description: Chyavanprash is a traditional Ayurvedic herbal jam made in a base of amalaki fruit, a rich source of antioxidants. This nutritive tonic nourishes and strengthens the body, providing energy, vitality, and bolstered immunity. Chyawanprash is a delicious nutritive jam that has been used in Ayurveda for thousands of years, offering a wide range of health benefits. In Sanskrit, the word, prash refers to a specially prepared food. It is said that two ancient sages of Ayurveda concocted this particular formula to restore youth to the elderly sage, Chyawanthus the name, chyawanprash.Ayurvedic jams are often used as anupans (carriers) for other herbs, but they can also be used on their own and frequently areespecially as rejuvenatives and aphrodisiacs.1The Ayurvedic jam known as chyawanprash is made with a base of amalaki fruits (Emblica officinalis) and typically contains a number of other herbs, ghee, sesame oil, sugar, and/or honey. The honey, ghee, and sesame oil serve as yogavahis (catalytic agents) to carry the herbs deep into the tissues, while the sugar is considered a samvahaka dravya (preservative substance) which helps to safeguard the clinical efficacy of the main ingredient, in this case amalaki.4, 5 Amalaki, also known as amla, is renowned for its rich antioxidant content and is generally known to contain vitamin C. Some even say that amalaki has one of the highest known concentrations of vitamin C in the plant kingdom.2 More importantly, the vitamin C frequently contained in the amalaki fruit is stabilized by the presence of tannins, which help to preserve the vitamin content, even through processing.2 This is particularly relevant in a preparation such as chyawanprash, which requires extensive cooking. While the first known source of the recipe for chyawanprash is found in the Charaka Samhita, an ancient Ayurvedic text, the jam is also described in several other respected Ayurvedic texts, often with some alteration to the original formula.2 In fact, there is an extensive history of variation in chyawanprash preparations and appropriate amendments are therefore considered acceptable.2 This being the case, modern concerns for sustainability and availability of herbs have resulted in a wealth of chyawanprash varieties, all essentially sharing the same core benefits.2 Benefits of Chyawanprash Rejuvenates all tissues in the body* Supports overall strength and energy* Promotes muscle mass* Builds ojas for supporting a healthy immune response and youthfulness* Supports healthy function of the heart and respiratory systems* Tonifies the reproductive system* Kindles agni (digestive fire)* Gently encourages elimination* Supports optimal urinary health*Chyawanprash is a very nourishing, anabolic preparation that is heating, heavy and oily. Provided digestion is strong, it builds strength and mass without aggravating kapha.2Actually, chyawanprash pacifies vata, pitta, and kapha and is considered a rasayana(rejuvenative) for all of the tissues in the body. Chyawanprash is said to support healthy aging and to promote beauty, intelligence, and memory.1 It is also a tonic for the heart and it has a general affinity for the digestive, excretory, urinary, respiratory, and reproductive systems