Uma Ayurveda Chitrakadi Gutika Ayurvedic Tablets - Useful In Digestive Care - 80N

Uma Ayurveda Chitrakadi Gutika is an unflavoured Ayurvedic tablet traditionally used to support digestion. It may help with indigestion, gas, bloating, constipation, low appetite and a heavy feeling after meals. The traditional formulation includes digestive herbs, salts, Yavkshaar and a lemon or pomegranate juice binder.

Use only on the advice of an Ayurvedic doctor, who can decide the dose based on age and health condition. A doctor may advise milk for adults or cold or warm water for children. Do not take more than advised.

• People described in Ayurveda as having a Pitta imbalance may experience increased acidity, heartburn, a burning feeling in the abdomen or burning during bowel movements.

• Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
• Speak to a doctor before use if you have diabetes, take daily medicines or plan to add another medicine or supplement.
• Do not take more than a doctor advises. Excess intake may be associated with high blood pressure, raised sodium levels, stomach irritation, stomach pain, fever, bleeding, sour burps, abdominal swelling and bloating.

• Chitrak (Plumbago zeylanica): A traditional carminative herb that may support appetite and digestion.
• Ajamoda (Apium graveolens): May support digestion and help ease digestive discomfort.
• Maricha or black pepper (Piper nigrum): May support digestive tract function and digestion.
• Chavya or Java long pepper (Piper chaba): May help ease bloating and support digestion.
• Pippali moola and Pippali: Long pepper root and fruit that may support digestion and appetite.
• Sonth or dried ginger (Zingiber officinalis): May support digestion and help ease stomach discomfort.
• Hingu or asafoetida (Ferula asafoetida): May help with gas and bloating.
• Salt blend: Sambhar salt, Samudra Lavana, Sauvarchala Lavana and Vida Lavana are part of the traditional formulation.
• Yavkshaar: A barley-derived alkali preparation included in the formulation.
• Matulunga or lemon juice, or Dadima or pomegranate juice: Used to bind the powdered ingredients into tablets.

• May be used as traditional Ayurvedic support when food feels heavy or difficult to digest.
• May help with digestive discomfort such as gas, bloating, abdominal fullness and constipation.
• Low appetite associated with sluggish digestion may be another reason for use.
• May help with acidity, heartburn or stomach burning linked with digestive upset.

• May support digestive activity and the breakdown of food.
• The carminative herbs may help ease gas, bloating and gaseous cramps.
• May support smoother bowel movements when digestion feels sluggish.
• Appetite may improve when low appetite is linked with indigestion.
• The formulation may support digestive juice secretion and nutrient absorption.