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Classical medicines — active after AYUSH licence. Information only for now; do not self-medicate.

Vati / Gutika (tablets)

Chyawanprash Vati

Ingredients
Amla, ghee, honey, dashamoola and related ingredients — Chyawanprash base.
Indications
Considered supportive of general debility and seasonal resilience.
Uses
Dose per vaidya direction; separate dosing for children.

Vati / Gutika (tablets)

Tribhuvan Kirti Ras

Ingredients
Parada, gandhaka, tamra bhasma, triphala, shunthi and related ingredients.
Indications
Considered supportive in fever and respiratory-cough contexts — physician supervision only.
Uses
Rasa formulation — very limited dose; avoid in pregnancy.

Vati / Gutika (tablets)

Shankha Vati

Ingredients
Shankha bhasma, triphala, hing, lemon juice and related ingredients.
Indications
Considered supportive of acidity, indigestion and abdominal discomfort.
Uses
After meals in vaidya-directed dose.

Vati / Gutika (tablets)

Kaishore Guggulu

Ingredients
Guggulu, triphala, giloy, trikatu and related ingredients.
Indications
Considered supportive in skin inflammation and joint-related contexts.
Uses
Long-term use only under vaidya review.

Churna (powder)

Triphala Churna

Ingredients
Haritaki, bibhitaki, amla — equal parts.
Indications
Considered supportive as a gentle purgative, for digestion and eye-wash context.
Uses
At night with warm water, or as a decoction for eye wash.

Churna (powder)

Hingvastak Churna

Ingredients
Hing, ajwain, sonth, black pepper, pippali, rock salt, jeera, kala jeera.
Indications
Considered supportive of apana vayu disturbance, bloating and indigestion.
Uses
Before meals with ghee or water.

Churna (powder)

Dashamoola Churna

Ingredients
The ten roots of dashamoola — bilva, agnimantha, shyonaka, patala, gambhari, brihati, kantakari, shalaparni, prishniparni, gokshura.
Indications
Considered supportive after fever debility, vata aggravation and back-joint discomfort.
Uses
As decoction or in ghee preparations.

Churna (powder)

Sitopaladi Churna

Ingredients
Mishri, vamshalochana, pippali, elaichi, dalchini.
Indications
Considered supportive of cough and general respiratory discomfort.
Uses
Licked with honey or ghee; paediatric dose by vaidya.

Kashaya / Kwatha (decoction)

Dashamoola Kwatha

Ingredients
Dashamoola roots — boiled to decoction.
Indications
Considered supportive in vata-type fever and postpartum contexts.
Uses
Warm decoction — twice daily per vaidya direction.

Kashaya / Kwatha (decoction)

Musta (Nagarmotha) Kwatha

Ingredients
Musta (Cyperus rotundus) decoction.
Indications
Considered supportive of diarrhoea, fever and weak digestion.
Uses
Drink fresh — not stored long.

Kashaya / Kwatha (decoction)

Panchavalkal Kwatha

Ingredients
Barks of five Ficus species — nyagrodha, udumbara, ashvattha, plaksha, shleshmataka.
Indications
Considered supportive internally and externally in skin-wound and vaginal-wash contexts.
Uses
External wash or internal decoction — per vaidya.

Avaleha (confection)

Chyawanprash

Ingredients
Amla, ghee, honey, dashamoola, cinnamon, cardamom and 40+ ingredients.
Indications
Rasayana — considered supportive of resilience, debility and seasonal tolerance.
Uses
One spoon with milk in the morning (vaidya dose).

Avaleha (confection)

Brahma Rasayana

Ingredients
Haritaki, bibhitaki, ghee, sesame, honey, jivanti and related ingredients.
Indications
Classed as rasayana considered supportive of mental fatigue and memory context.
Uses
Long rasayana course — under vaidya supervision.

Avaleha (confection)

Kushmanda Avaleha

Ingredients
Ash gourd (kushmanda), ghee, sugar, cardamom.
Indications
Considered supportive in raktapitta, urinary context, strength and digestion.
Uses
Sweet, cooling — often suited to pitta constitution.

Avaleha (confection)

Drakshavaleha

Ingredients
Raisins (draksha), sugar, ghee, pippali.
Indications
Considered supportive of cough, chest kapha and debility.
Uses
Taken twice daily.

Asava (fermented, without boiling)

Kumaryasava

Ingredients
Kumari (aloe), dashamoola, triphala, loha bhasma — fermented.
Indications
Considered supportive in hepatic-pitta, weak agni and gynaecological contexts.
Uses
15–30 ml after meals (vaidya dose).

Asava (fermented, without boiling)

Punarnavasava

Ingredients
Punarnava, haritaki, daruharidra — water fermentation.
Indications
Considered supportive of oedema, urinary discomfort and cardiac debility.
Uses
Mixed with water — caution in diabetes.

Asava (fermented, without boiling)

Kanakasava

Ingredients
Dhataki, bijoura, pippali, bamboo extract and related ingredients.
Indications
Considered supportive of cough, breathlessness and chest kapha accumulation.
Uses
Physician supervision mandatory in respiratory disease.

Arishta (fermented decoction)

Dashamoolarishta

Ingredients
Dashamoola decoction, jaggery, dhataki flowers — fermented.
Indications
Considered supportive of vata disorders, postpartum care and debility.
Uses
After meals — lukewarm.

Arishta (fermented decoction)

Draksharishta

Ingredients
Raisins, sugar, bark, leaves, flowers — fermented arishta.
Indications
Considered supportive of weak agni, debility and digestion.
Uses
Popular for children and elderly — vaidya dose.

Arishta (fermented decoction)

Abhyarishta

Ingredients
Haritaki, raisins, triphala — mild purgative arishta.
Indications
Considered supportive of constipation and gentle bowel cleansing.
Uses
At night with water.

Arishta (fermented decoction)

Ashokarishta

Ingredients
Ashoka bark, dhataki, jeera, musta — gynaecological arishta.
Indications
Considered supportive of menorrhagia and menstrual discomfort.
Uses
Vaidya guidance needed during menstruation.

Ghrita (medicated ghee)

Triphala Ghrita

Ingredients
Triphala and trikatu processed in ghee.
Indications
Considered supportive in eye conditions, gentle purgation and vata-pitta.
Uses
Eye tarpana or internal — per vaidya.

Ghrita (medicated ghee)

Phala Ghrita

Ingredients
Standard fruit ingredients processed in ghee — gynaecological context.
Indications
Considered supportive in infertility context — mandatory vaidya assessment.
Uses
On specific cycle days — only in a vaidya plan.

Ghrita (medicated ghee)

Kalyanaka Ghrita

Ingredients
Haritaki, daruharidra, trikatu — ksheerapaka ghee preparation.
Indications
Considered supportive in mental disorders and epilepsy context — specialist care.
Uses
Panchakarma oleation or internal — physician only.

Herbal oils (Taila)

Dhanwantharam Tailam

Ingredients
Bilva, shyonaka, bala, eranda, dashamoola — in sesame oil.
Indications
Considered supportive for prenatal massage, vata disorders and back-joints.
Uses
Warm oil abhyanga — vaidya approval in pregnancy.

Herbal oils (Taila)

Kshirabala Tailam

Ingredients
Bala processed in milk — in sesame oil.
Indications
Considered supportive of vata disorders, head conditions and sleep disturbance.
Uses
Shiro basti, abhyanga or nasya — per vaidya.

Herbal oils (Taila)

Chandana Tailam

Ingredients
Sandalwood, kasturi, padmaka — cooling oil.
Indications
Considered supportive of pitta fever, skin burning and excess heat.
Uses
Body application or shiro lepa.

Herbal oils (Taila)

Narayana Tailam

Ingredients
Punarnava, shatapushpa, dashamoola — in sesame oil.
Indications
Considered supportive of vata pain, joint disorders and backache.
Uses
Warm abhyanga — bath after massage.

Rasayana (rejuvenatives)

Amrit Prash (rasayana reference)

Ingredients
Amla-based rasayana blend — Chyawanprash family.
Indications
Considered supportive of resilience and ageing-related context.
Uses
Long-term rasayana — seasonally adjusted.

Rasayana (rejuvenatives)

Ashwagandha Rasayana

Ingredients
Ashwagandha powder, ghee, honey, pippali.
Indications
Considered supportive of debility, stress and vata aggravation.
Uses
At night with milk.

Rasayana (rejuvenatives)

Shilajit (rasayana form)

Ingredients
Purified shilajit — Himalayan mineral rasayana.
Indications
Considered supportive of energy debility and urinary context — purification mandatory.
Uses
Small dose with milk — caution in hot season.

Rasayana (rejuvenatives)

Amla Rasayana

Ingredients
Amla juice/powder, ghee, honey.
Indications
Considered supportive as a vitamin-C source for eye, skin and digestion.
Uses
Morning empty stomach or as Chyawanprash.

Important disclaimer

Educational information only. Take medicines only in the dose and duration directed by a vaidya; do not self-treat. Dispensing activates only after AYUSH licence.

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