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नारी हेल्थकेयर सिरप

नारी हेल्थकेयर सिरप

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Nari Healthcare Syrup brings together Ashok, Shatavari, Lodhra, Punarnava, Musli and Ashwagandha in a liquid Ayurvedic blend for women's wellness.

Traditional herbs in a liquid blend

  • Combines several herbs used in traditional Ayurvedic women's-wellness formulations.
  • Seek qualified medical guidance for persistent symptoms, abnormal bleeding, pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Composition

  • Ashok (400 mg per 10 ml)
  • Shatavari (300 mg per 10 ml)
  • Lodhra (300 mg per 10 ml)
  • Punarnava (100 mg per 10 ml)
  • Musli (200 mg per 10 ml)
  • Ashwagandha (100 mg per 10 ml)
  • Palash Pushpa (50 mg per 10 ml)
  • Vacha (150 mg per 10 ml)
  • Dhanya Pushp (50 mg per 10 ml)
  • Mulethi (100 mg per 10 ml)
  • Daruhaldi (50 mg per 10 ml)
  • Gorakhmundi (50 mg per 10 ml)
  • Nagarmotha (50 mg per 10 ml)
  • Amla (100 mg per 10 ml)
  • Harad (100 mg per 10 ml)
  • Baheda (100 mg per 10 ml)
  • Giloy (100 mg per 10 ml)
  • Sodium Benzoate (50 mg per 10 ml)
  • Sugar Base (2.0 mg per 10 ml)

How to use

Take 5-10 ml twice daily or as directed by a physician.

Important information

Consult a qualified practitioner during pregnancy, breastfeeding or when taking regular medicines.

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WOMEN'S WELLNESS · KNOWLEDGE FIRST

Women's wellness, understood with care

Nari Healthcare Syrup brings together a multi-herb Ayurvedic blend. Understanding menstrual health, noticing changes and knowing when to seek guidance can support more informed conversations about personal wellbeing.

01 / A WOMAN-CENTRED FORMULATION

A traditional approach to women's wellness

Nari Healthcare Syrup is presented as a multi-herb Ayurvedic formulation for women's wellness. Its listed composition includes botanicals traditionally used in Ayurvedic preparations. Traditional context should not be confused with proof that a product treats a specific condition.

02 / UNDERSTANDING YOUR CYCLE

When menstrual changes deserve attention

Menstrual patterns can vary, but persistent irregularity, unusually heavy bleeding, severe pain or a change from your usual cycle may have many possible causes. A qualified healthcare professional can help assess symptoms and decide whether further evaluation is needed.

03 / CARE THAT CONSIDERS THE WHOLE PICTURE

Personal context matters

Cycle health can be influenced by stress, nutrition, changes in weight, medicines and underlying health conditions. Keep track of symptoms and discuss them with a clinician rather than relying on a product or symptom alone to identify the cause.

04 / WHEN TO SEEK GUIDANCE

Know when to ask for help

Seek professional advice for persistent or concerning symptoms. Obtain prompt medical care for very heavy bleeding, faintness or severe pelvic pain. Consult a qualified practitioner before use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, or alongside regular medicines.

This content is for general education only and does not diagnose, treat or replace personalised medical advice.

ROOTED IN AYURVEDIC TRADITION

Meet the ingredients

A closer look at selected botanicals listed in Nari Healthcare Syrup. The product composition remains the authority for the complete ingredient list.

Ashok blossoms and leaves on a warm ivory studio background

Ashok

Saraca asoca

Ashok is an evergreen tree known for its clusters of bright orange-red flowers.

Shatavari roots and foliage on a warm ivory studio background

Shatavari

Asparagus racemosus

Shatavari is a climbing plant with slender stems and clusters of small, needle-like leaves.

Lodhra bark and leaves on a warm ivory studio background

Lodhra

Symplocos racemosa

Lodhra is a tree whose bark is used in traditional Ayurvedic preparations.

Punarnava herb with leaves, flowers and roots on a warm ivory studio background

Punarnava

Boerhavia diffusa

A low-growing herb with small leaves, delicate flowers and a spreading root system.

Ashwagandha roots and leaves on a warm ivory studio background

Ashwagandha

Withania somnifera

A small woody shrub whose long roots are used in traditional Ayurvedic preparations.

Amla fruits and foliage on a warm ivory studio background

Amla

Phyllanthus emblica

Amla is a small green, sour fruit also known as Indian gooseberry.

Selected ingredients shown, not the complete composition. Please refer to the product label for all ingredients, quantities and directions. Traditional use does not by itself establish clinical effectiveness.

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