Santulan Baal Amrut Powder 2 Gm

Santulan Baal Amrut is an Ayurvedic oral powder for babies and children from 10 days after birth to 5 years. It contains Suvarna varkha (gold), Keshar (saffron), Gulvel sattva, Vekhand and Sharkara. As part of traditional Ayurvedic child care, it may support overall growth, vitality and immune health.

• For babies from 10 days after birth to 2 years, give 80 to 100 mg, about 1 pinch, once daily mixed with honey.
• For children from 3 to 5 years, give 160 to 200 mg, about 2 pinches, once daily mixed with honey.
• For infants, mix 1 pinch with a drop of honey and place it on the tongue. Alternatively, mix it on a small spoon and give it on the spoon.
• For children aged 2 years and older, the mixture may be given directly with a spoon.
• Give it ideally in the morning on an empty stomach. If missed, it may be given later in the day, preferably not immediately after feeding.
• Follow a doctor's directions where advised.

• Traditional Ayurvedic formulation associated with Swarnaprashan practice.
• Can be prepared with honey as a chaatan paste for the child to lick or take on the tongue.

No serious side effects are listed in the available sources.

• Read the label carefully before use.
• Do not exceed the recommended dosage.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Keep out of reach of children.

• Suvarna varkha (gold): Traditionally regarded in Ayurveda as a rasayan, or tonic, during a child's formative years. It may support memory, intellect and immune health.
• Keshar (saffron): Traditionally valued as an Ayurvedic herbal tonic. It may help the skin look radiant and may support balance among Vata, Pitta and Kapha.
• Gulvel sattva: A botanical ingredient in the blend.
• Vekhand: A herbal ingredient in the blend.
• Sharkara: Described as sulphur-free cane sugar.

Baal Amrut is described for babies from 10 days after birth to 5 years. Baal Guti is described for babies from 10 days after birth to 15 months and has a different blend, including Withania somnifera, Terminalia chebula, false black pepper and liquorice.

• For a traditional Ayurvedic child-care routine for babies and children from 10 days after birth to 5 years.
• For the traditional Swarnaprashan practice using a mixture of gold and honey.

Santulan's team of Ayurvedic practitioners, led by Dr Balaji Tambe and Dr Malvika Tambe, created the Baal Amrut formulation.

• May support mental grasping power, memory and concentration.
• May support immune health, vitality and strength.
• Overall physical and mental development may be supported.
• May support appetite, digestion and nutrient absorption.
• May help the skin look radiant.
• May support longevity.