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Giloy is one of the best immunomodulators and adaptogens in Ayurveda. It is used to treat colds, especially those accompanied by fever, cleanses the blood of toxins, and is indicated for various liver diseases. In addition, Giloy has cardioprotective properties and lowers cholesterol levels. Also, this medicine is used for diabetes mellitus, diseases of the joints and the digestive system - high acidity, gastritis and stomach ulcers, constipation.
Indications:
- – Adaptogen
- – Fever
- – Disruption of the gallbladder
- – Cleansing the blood
- – Hepatoprotector
- – Heartburn, increased acidity
- – Gout
- – Diabetes
- – Liver tonic
- – High cholesterol
- – Stomach ulcer
- – Arthritis, rheumatism, joint inflammation
- – Weak immunity, immunomodulator
- – ARI
Affect on doshas:
- Regulates all three doshas
Composition:
- – Giloy - Guduchi - Amruth (Tinospora cordiofolia): stem powder 100%
Dosage:
- 1/2 - 1 teaspoon 2 times a day.
Side effects:
- It has no known side effects if the dosage specified in the description is followed.
Precautions:
- It has no known precautions if the dosage specified in the description is followed.
Contraindications:
- It has no known contraindications if the dosage specified in the description is followed.
Suitable for vegetarians/vegans:
- yes.
Original name:
- Giloy churna, 120 克 Golden Chakra..
Synonyms:
- Guduchi, Amruth, Amrita, Sansamani, Sanshmani.
Reference:
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This remedy is not a product of allopathic medicine. Mostly, it considered as food supplement that can be used only as a addition to the diet. All information on the treatment of diseases with this product is based on the knowledge of Ayurveda, phytotherapy and nutrition, is not confirmed by the Ukrainian Ministry of Health or other competent organizations and can only be used for reference.
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