Guduchi – Amrita – Tinospora cordifolia
Parts Used – Powder from Stems
Origin – India | Made in USA
Planetary Influence – Moon | Day of the Week – Monday
Guduchi is also known as Amrita or Giloy. It is a climbing shrub that grows in tropical regions such as Madagascar, India, Australia, and Africa. In Hindu mythology, Guduchi (“Amrita”) refers to youth and immortality. Furthermore, Guduchi is thought to impart longevity, youthfulness, and vitality.
Guduchi Properties
Bitter, pungent, and astringent.
Guduchi Uses
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- Aids Digestion: Guduchi can be used for constipation, acid reflux, and bloating. Furthermore, Guduchi can improve digestion.
- Detoxifier: It supports liver function.
- Supports Metabolism: May be used under the care of a physician for diabetes.
- Soothes Irritated Skin: Promotes skin well-being.
- Anti-inflammatory: May reduce joint pain.
- Antioxidant: Helps protect the liver, brain, and skin. In addition, it can aid one’s eyesight.
- Allergies and Asthma: For people with nasal allergies and/or asthma. Guduchi also can help reduce shortness of breath and coughing
- Supports Reproductive Health: Clears excess heat from the reproductive system.
Guduchi Pricing
$29 per one ounce bottle
Recommended Use
Start once a day with 2-3 drops on the back of the left hand, dissolved in water, or under the tongue.
Warnings & Possible Side Effects
Overall Guduchi is considered safe but may interact with some prescription medications.
If you have questions about combining Guduchi with your prescription medications, please consult with a health care professional.
Do not take if you are on insulin or are hypoglycemic.
Consult your physician if you have an auto-immune disease such as rheumatoid arthritis or inflammatory bowel disease.
Do not take if pregnant or breastfeeding.
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If you have a medical emergency, please contact your health care professional.
Please confer with your health care professional before taking.
Not all of the uses listed above have been subject to modern clinical studies and are for research purposes only
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