Uma Ayurveda Dugdha Vati Ayurvedic Tablets 40 Tab

Uma Ayurveda Dugdha Vati is an Ayurvedic tablet formulation. In traditional Ayurvedic use, it may support digestive comfort, appetite and body-tissue nourishment. The traditional formulation includes milk solids, curd extract, Yashtimadhu, Pippali, ghee and honey.

Adults: Take 2 to 4 tablets, 250 to 500 mg each, twice daily after meals with clean, boiled water or warm milk.

Children aged 5 to 12 years: Take 1 tablet once or twice daily, crushed and mixed with honey or warm milk.

Ask an Ayurvedic doctor to confirm the suitable amount and timing before use.

• Mild bloating or increased mucus may occur with excess use.
• People with lactose intolerance may experience loose stools or cramps.
• Excess use may cause heaviness or lethargy.

• Use during pregnancy only under a doctor's supervision.
• Ask a doctor before use for a child.
• If you have lactose intolerance, diabetes or another long-term health condition, ask a doctor before use.
• Pippali may affect some medicines, including anticoagulants. Ask a doctor before combining this product with medicines.
• Seek a doctor's advice before use if you have severe respiratory congestion or burning sensations.
• Ask a doctor before combining it with other potent Ayurvedic products.

• Milk solids (Kshira Pisti): Contains casein protein and calcium, and may support body-tissue nourishment.
• Curd extract: Contains probiotics and lactic acid, and may support gut microflora and digestion.
• Yashtimadhu (licorice): May help soothe the throat.
• Pippali (long pepper): May support digestion and the uptake of other herbs.
• Ghee: May support nourishment and traditional Vata balance.
• Honey: Used in a small amount to bind the tablets.

• Digestive discomfort, reduced appetite, loss of taste and bloating are traditional uses of this formulation.
• After childbirth or during recovery from a fever or general weakness, it may be used to support nourishment.
• For throat comfort during a mild cough, it may be used as supportive care.
• When stress affects sleep, it may be used to support rest.

• The formulation may help support appetite, digestive comfort and nutrient assimilation.
• Milk solids, ghee and the overall formulation may support body-tissue nourishment and vitality.
• Yashtimadhu may help soothe throat discomfort.
• Its sweet and cooling profile may help support traditional Vata and Pitta balance.
• It may support rest when stress affects sleep.