Triphala, 100 tablets, Nagarjuna - cleansing and rejuvenation

Triphala (also pronounced as Triphala) is a unique Ayurvedic formula for comprehensive treatment and cleansing of the body. This medicinal preparation has been known in India for over two thousand years and is one of the most popular Ayurvedic rasayanas.

The word "triphala" literally translates to "three fruits" ("tri" means three, "phala" – fruits). These three fruits are haritaki, amalaki, and bibhitaki.

Triphala is an Ayurvedic "panacea". Triphala can be used for washing hair or body, as a laxative, mild detoxifier, emetic, or for enemas. Its decoction can also be used for nasal and aural drops or for gargling. Triphala cleanses the tissues of toxins and returns the doshas that have left their usual places of residence - the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine. Triphala is harmless, but if the body is heavily burdened with toxins, a too large dose can cause a strong reaction because Triphala moves accumulated toxins faster than a weakened body can process them. Therefore, in case of discomfort or pain during the intake of Triphala, the dose should be halved for one to two weeks.

In case of severe cold accompanied by high fever, it is necessary to take two parts of Triphala powder and one part of turmeric, mix them and consume this mixture with one teaspoon twice a day 15-20 minutes before meals. A mixture of Triphala, sandalwood, and turmeric in a ratio of 2/1/1 is excellent for skin problems (both internally and externally), even for eczema and psoriasis.

Triphala is widely used as a standalone medicinal preparation, especially in the treatment of blood diseases, intestinal disorders, insomnia, and nervous exhaustion.

Triphala is also used externally for washing ulcers, purulent eyes, ears, etc. To improve skin texture and cleanse it, masks with Triphala can be made. In case of cold-related illnesses, Triphala is beneficial when taken together with Sitopaladi Churna. For gynecological diseases, it is used with Amalaki Rasayana and Chyawanprash, for injuries it is used together with Shilajit, Mumio. Taking Triphala together with Chyawanprash or Brahmi Rasayana is necessary for students during exam periods, scientists, and individuals engaged in mental work.

Triphala can be used as a special eye medicine in combination with ghee; this preparation is also useful for infections and as a general tonic. Triphala can be used for eye washes. In cases of inflammatory conditions, a cold infusion of Triphala is instilled into the eyes with a dropper. Triphala with ghee, or Triphala Grita, together with 2-4 tablets of Saptamrit Lauh is an excellent remedy for the treatment and prevention of various eye diseases.

The action of Triphala:

- normalizes the balance of all body components;

- cleanses the blood;

- normalizes the functions of the gastrointestinal tract;

- relieves hidden consequences of prolonged stress;

- calms, treats insomnia;

- helps in weight loss;

- normalizes vision;

- increases sexual activity;

- regulates blood pressure;

- regulates the formation of blood hemoglobin;

- improves memory, acting as a brain tonic;

- accelerates the healing of broken bones;

- used for treating skin diseases.

Purpose: diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, weakened vision, body detoxification, rejuvenation of body tissues. Triphala is a time-tested natural sorbent.

Active ingredients: Amalaki (Emblic Myraboian) - relieves fatigue, improves mental abilities, blood circulation, enhances digestive fire and excretory functions. This is the main component of another famous Ayurvedic remedy, Chyawanprash. It affects all types of tissues and boosts immunity. It acts as a nutritional tonic, cools, rejuvenates, improves sexual function, has a mild laxative, astringent, and hemostatic effect. Amalaki is one of the most powerful rejuvenating plants in Ayurvedic medicine. It cleanses the oral cavity, strengthens teeth, promotes hair and nail growth. Effective for hair loss.

Bibhitaki (Beleric Myrabolan) - acts on the respiratory, digestive, excretory, and nervous systems. This is another powerful rejuvenating herbal remedy. It has a tonic, rejuvenating, expectorant effect. Bibhitaki is a tonic for Kapha dosha and the lungs. It improves vision and voice. It simultaneously has a laxative and astringent effect, cleanses the intestines, increases its tone, expels parasites from the body, strengthens and tones the stomach. Effective for various types of stones and mucus accumulation in the digestive tract, urinary and respiratory pathways. It dissolves and removes these formations from the body.

Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) - the "king of medicines" in Eastern medicine, is one of the most important plants in Ayurvedic medicine. It has a rejuvenating effect on Vata and regulates Kapha. Nourishes the brain and nervous system tissues, as ancient texts say, "endowing with the energy of Shiva" (pure consciousness), cleanses mucous membranes and membranes. It regulates the function of the colon, improves digestion, promotes longevity, strengthens voice and vision. Haritaki enhances intelligence and imparts wisdom.

Application: Adults - 1 tablet twice a day, before meals. Children from 6 to 14 years old - 1 tablet before bedtime. Take with warm water or milk, can be taken with honey. Course of intake is 3-4 months.

Contraindications: pregnancy, breastfeeding, individual intolerance.

Composition: each tablet of 2 g contains: Hareethaki 696.078 mg, Vibheethaki 696.078 mg, Aamalaki 696.078 mg.

Manufacturer: Nagarjuna, India.

Form of release and quantity in a package: tablets, 100.