BILVADI CHURNA

DESCRIPTION

Good health and good digestion go hand in hand. This ancient Ayurvedic formulation is infused with cannabis, one of the most important herbs of the Atharva Veda. Main ingredient of Bilvadi churna is bel (Aegle Marmelos) fruit and seed. It's fruit pulp and seeds contain a bio-active substance known as a lectin, which is effective against shigella bacteria. As a result, it helps to treat Shigella dysenteriae Infection. 
Bilvadi churna maintains the digestive system function like clockwork and enhances appetite. Provides quick relief from stomach problems such as Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), Bowel insufficiency, Diarrhoea, Indigestion and Colic pain.
One box of Bilvadi churna contains 15 sachets.

THERAPEUTIC BENEFITS

• Stimulates digestive enzymes and maintains the digestive system function like clockwork and enhances appetite.
• Provides quick relief from stomach problems such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), abdominal discomfort, Gas or Blotting.
• Reduces the frequency of loose stools and reduces mucus in stool.
• Detoxifies pitta dosha.
• Bel’s fruit pulp has a substance called lectin, which is effective against shigella bacteria infection

ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS

Aeglemarmelosine, Marmesin, Tanin, Pectin, Cannabinoids etc.

INGREDIENTS

Each 3g contains:

Sl. No	Sanskrit name	Botanical name	Type	Parts used	Qty per 3 gm
1	Bilva	Aegle marmelos	Pw.	Fruit	0.27gm
2	Mocharasa	Bombax malabarica	Pw.	Exudate	0.27gm
3	Sunthi	Zingiber officinale	Pw.	Rhizome	0.27gm
4	Vijaya	Cannabis sativa	Pw.	Leaf	0.27gm
5	Dhataki	Woodfordia fruiticosa	Pw.	Flower	0.27gm
6	Dhanyaka	Coriandrrum sativum	Pw.	Seed	0.55gm
7	Saunf	Foeniculum vulgare	Pw.	Seed	1.10gm
8	Excipients				Q.S.

 

DOSAGE 

A sachet once a day with a cup of lukewarm water after food or as directed by the physician.

CLINICAL RESEARCH

Disease Indication	No of Patients	Study Design	Out come	Reference
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)	51	Clinical study	Significant improvement in all of the clinical features of IBS	Tiwari R, et al.,Ayu. 2013;34(4):368-372.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)		Clinical study	Has shown improvement in grahani rog (IBS)	Kaur A. and Sharma M., World J. Pharm.Res.,2018,7(7): 936-949.