Dhathryadi Ghritam – Ayurvedic Ghee for Women’s Health & Detoxification
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Dhathryadi Ghritam Classical Ayurvedic ghee-based formulation
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Useful in leucorrhea, menorrhagia, and female sub-fertility
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Supports detoxification and rejuvenation
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Nourishes reproductive and metabolic tissues
Dhathryadi Ghritam from Kottakkal Ayurveda is a classical Ayurvedic medicated ghee designed for women’s health and reproductive balance. Prepared with Dhathri (Emblica officinalis / Amla) and other Ayurvedic herbs, this formulation is effective in managing leucorrhea, menorrhagia, irregular menstrual flow, pelvic weakness, and female sub-fertility. It also helps detoxify the body, strengthen immunity, and support long-term wellness.
Benefits of Dhathryadi Ghritam
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Helps in white discharge (leucorrhea) and associated weakness
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Reduces excessive menstrual bleeding (menorrhagia)
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Supports fertility and reproductive health in women
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Acts as a rejuvenative, strengthening overall health
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Useful in detoxifying the body and balancing metabolism
Usage:
As directed by the Ayurvedic physician.
Dosage:
5–10 grams twice daily with warm milk or lukewarm water, or as prescribed by the Ayurvedic doctor.
Indications:
Caution:
To be consumed strictly under medical supervision. Not recommended during pregnancy unless prescribed by a qualified Ayurvedic physician.
Ingredients:
Formulated with Dhathri (Emblica officinalis / Amla) and other traditional Ayurvedic herbs processed in clarified butter (ghee).
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