Kaisora Guggulu
Kaisora Guggulu is a popular Ayurvedic tablet traditionally used to support joint comfort in chronic inflammatory joint conditions and to help ease associated redness, pain, swelling and tenderness. It is also valued in Ayurveda for its role in promoting balanced skin and overall systemic cleansing, making it a preferred choice in many jointтАС and skinтАСfocused wellness regimens under Ayurvedic guidance.
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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Kaisore Guggulu is a specific combination of guggulu, amritha, triphala and other herbs, traditionally used in Ayurveda to support joint comfort in longтАСstanding inflammatory joint conditions and various chronic skin concerns. These specially selected ingredients are known in Ayurvedic texts as bloodтАСcleansing and doshaтАСbalancing, helping to address internal heat and toxin buildтАСup (ama) and thereby supporting the bodyтАЩs natural response to inflammation and the management of persistent skin issues and slowтАСtoтАСsettle wounds. The guggulu in this tablet is appreciated for its strong antiтАСinflammatory profile, while amritha is known for its supportive antibacterial and antifungal properties in traditional use, together making Kaisore Guggulu a preferred choice in many jointтАС and skinтАСfocused wellness regimens under Ayurvedic guidance.
- Supports skin health and balance
- Helps maintain joint comfort and flexibility
- Assists in maintaining healthy cholesterol levels
- Helps support balanced uric acid levels
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| Composition: Each tablet contains 1.2 g of dehydrated ground mass prepared out of | |||||
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| S.No. | Sanskrit Name | English Name | Botanical Name | Parts Used | Qty |
| 1 | Triphala (each) | ||||
| ┬а | Abhaya | Chebulic myrobalan | Terminalia chebula | Fr.R. | 1.30 g |
| Amalaki | Gooseberry | Phyllanthus emblica | Fr.R. | 1.30 g | |
| Vibhitaki | Belleric myrobalan | Terminalia bellirica | Fr.R. | 1.30 g | |
| 2 | Amrita | Gulancha tinospora | Tinospora cordifolia | St┬а | 0.86 g |
| 3 | Guggulu | Indian bedellium | Commiphora mukul | Exd | 0.43 g |
| 4 | Triphala (each) | ||||
| ┬а | Abhaya | Chebulic myrobalan | Terminalia chebula | Fr.R. | 40.38 mg |
| Amalaki | Gooseberry | Phyllanthus emblica | Fr.R. | 40.38 mg | |
| Vibhitaki | Belleric myrobalan | Terminalia bellirica | Fr.R. | 40.38 mg | |
| 5 | Guduchi | Gulancha tinospora | Tinospora cordifolia | St┬а | 26.92 mg |
| 6 | Tryusana (each) | ||||
| ┬а | Sunthi | Dry ginger | Zingiber officinale | Rz | 40.38 mg |
| Maricha | Black pepper | Piper nigrum | Dr.Fr | 40.38 mg | |
| Pippali | Indian long pepper | Piper longum | Dr.Fr | 40.38 mg | |
| 7 | Vidanga | Wawrung | Embelia ribes | Dr.Fr | 26.92 mg |
| 8 | Danti | Diesel seed plant | Baliospermum montanum | Rt | 13.46 mg |
| 9 | Trivrit | Indian jalap | Operculina turpethum | Rt | 13.46 mg |
