Guduchi Capsule 10Nos*1 strip by Vedi Herbals

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Guduchi(Giloy): THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS

Giloy is useful in the promotion and restoration of health and make you ready for holistic well-being.

Is used to cure all type of fevers, particularly the chronic fever.
It acts as aphrodisiacs and delays the time of ejaculation.
Is used as rejuvenative.
Helps in treating Infective hepatitis, spleenomegaly and in the last stage of syphilis.
Protect the liver, kidney and heart.
Stimulates the immunity and increases the antibody-producing cells and circulating antibody throughout the body.
Is used to treat urinary infections.
Fights all kinds of viral infections (such as dengue and chikungunya), fevers and jaundice.

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Guduchi(Giloy)

Guduchi(Giloy), in Sanskrit it is considered to be Amrit or divine nectar. A mighty immunomodulator, this herb makes the practice of Ayurveda possible. The extract is standardised to have 4% bitter content.

ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS

Alkaloids, Diterpenoid lactones, Glycosides, Steroids, Sesquiterpenoid, Polyphenols and polysaccharides

INGREDIENTS

Each Capsule contains: Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) stem extract: 500mg & Excipeints Q.S.

DOSAGE: One tablet twice a day after food or as directed by the physician

CLINICAL STUDY

Immunomodulator

Clinical studies show reduced complications in intra-abdominal sepsis, enteric fistulas and obstructive jaundice with early resolution in pulmonary tuberculosis, cirrhosis, chronic suppurative otitis media (CSOM), burns sepsis.

Ref: Avinash S. et. al., Immunomodulatory role of Tinospora cordifolia as an adjuvant in surgical treatment of diabetic foot ulcers: A prospective randomized controlled study, Indian Journal of Medical Sciences, 2007, 61(6): 347-55.

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