Uma Ayurveda Dugdha Vati Ayurvedic Tablets 80 Tab

Uma Ayurveda Dugdha Vati is an Ayurvedic tablet formulation. In traditional Ayurvedic use, it may support digestion, appetite and body nourishment. The formulation combines milk solids, curd extract, Yashtimadhu, Pippali, ghee and a small amount of honey.

Traditional directions describe adults taking 2 to 4 tablets, 250 to 500 mg each, twice daily after meals. They may be taken with clean, boiled water or warm milk.

For children aged 5 to 12 years, traditional directions describe 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 acute burning sensations.
• Ask a doctor before combining it with other potent Ayurvedic products.

• Milk solids (Kshira Pisti): A source of casein protein and calcium that 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: Traditionally used for nourishment and may support body-tissue nourishment.
• Honey: Used in a small amount to bind the tablets and may support traditional Pitta and Vata balance.

• In traditional Ayurvedic practice, it may be used to support weak digestion, reduced appetite, loss of taste, bloating and abdominal discomfort.
• After childbirth, it may be used to support maternal nourishment and breast-milk quality.
• During recovery after 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.

• May help ease bloating and abdominal discomfort while supporting appetite and digestion.
• Milk solids, ghee and the overall formulation may support nutrient assimilation, body-tissue nourishment and general vitality.
• Yashtimadhu may help soothe throat discomfort during a mild cough.
• After childbirth, it may support maternal nourishment and breast-milk quality.
• When stress affects sleep, the formulation may support better rest.