Uma Ayurveda Agnikumar Ras Ayurvedic Tablets - Useful In Digestive Care - 80N

Uma Ayurveda Agnikumar Ras Ayurvedic Tablets are a traditional herbo-metallic Ayurvedic formulation for digestive care. They may support appetite, digestion and regular bowel movements when digestion feels sluggish. The formulation combines processed Bhasmas with Triphala, ginger and highly processed Vatsanabha. Because it contains potent processed ingredients, use it only under a doctor's guidance.

• Swallow the tablet with warm water or honey.
• Ask a doctor to determine the dose because the amount contained in each tablet is not provided.
• Timing should be based on an Ayurvedic assessment. It may be taken early in the morning on an empty stomach during cooler seasons or after lunch when advised for low Pitta.
• Avoid taking it late at night.

• Herbo-metallic Ayurvedic formulation containing processed Bhasmas and selected herbs.
• Combines Triphala and ginger with mineral-based ingredients.
• Has warming potency in Ayurvedic terms.

Nose or throat irritation may occur.

• Do not self-medicate. Speak with a doctor before starting, especially to determine the dose and check possible interactions.
• Pregnant women should avoid this product because it contains metal-based ingredients.
• Children below 12 years should use it only under an Ayurvedic doctor's guidance.
• Its warming potency may aggravate Pitta. Avoid use when Pitta is aggravated.
• Older adults may be advised to take it with milk to reduce dryness.

In Ayurvedic use, the ingredients are described as having the following roles:

• Swarnabhasma, or gold Bhasma: May support tissue nourishment and the availability of other components.
• Loha Bhasma, or iron Bhasma: May support blood formation and digestive fire.
• Triphala Churna: A combination of Haritaki, Amalaki and Vibhitaki that may provide mild laxative support.
• Zingiber officinale, or Shunthi: Ginger that may support gastric secretions and ease bloating.
• Aconitum ferox, or Vatsanabha: Used in a highly processed form and described as supporting gut-brain regulation.

• May be used for digestive support when appetite is low or digestion feels sluggish.
• Bloating and indigestion may be eased with its use.
• It may support bowel regularity when gut movement is slow.
• After childbirth, it may be considered for digestive and appetite support only when a doctor finds it suitable.

• May support agni, the Ayurvedic concept of digestive fire.
• Appetite may improve when slow digestion is affecting the desire to eat.
• May ease bloating and digestive discomfort.
• Regular gut movement may be supported by the mild laxative role of Triphala.