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Kutaja Churna - Sadvaidya

₹ 130 / Gram

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🌿 Kutaja Churna 100 g (Sadvaidya)

  • Brand & Size: Sadvaidyāsāla Private Limited – single‑herb powder

  • Main Ingredient: Kutaja (Holarrhena antidysenterica, known as Kutaja or Indrayava) bark powder


✅ Key Benefits & Traditional Uses

  • Effective Anti-diarrheal & Digestive Aid
    Highly regarded in Ayurveda for treating diarrhea, dysentery, and upset bowel movements by balancing Kapha and Pitta doshas, and soothing inflammation in the digestive tract.

  • Skin & Blood Purifying Agent
    Widely used in kushta (skin diseases) including eczema and psoriasis, thanks to its detoxifying effects and ability to purify blood and reduce inflammation.

  • Anti-inflammatory & Antibacterial Properties
    Acts as a mild astringent with antibacterial qualities to support healing of the gut lining and reduce intestinal inflammation.


📋 Ayurvedic Profile

Attribute Details
Taste (Rasa) Bitter (Tikta), Astringent (Kaṣāya)
Qualities (Guṇa) Light, Dry (Laghu, Rukṣa)
Potency (Vīrya) Cold (Śīta)
Post-digestion (Vipāka) Pungent (Katu)
Doshas pacified Kapha & Pitta
Dosha aggravated May aggravate Vata in excess dosing
Based on classical sources and easyayurveda reference  

⚖️ Dosage & Usage Guidelines

  • Typical Potency: 3–6 g daily (≈1 teaspoon), split into 2–3 doses with warm water or honey; may also be taken as decoction (50–100 ml) under practitioner guidance.

  • Period of Use: Short-term use recommended for acute bowel disorders; consult practitioner for chronic conditions.

  • Administration Advice: Preferably taken between meals. If combining with western medicine, wait 30 minutes before taking Kutaja powder.


⚠️ Precautions & Safety

  • Consult a practitioner if pregnant, breastfeeding, or on concurrent medication, especially for digestive or skin issues.

  • Avoid use in long-term diarrhea without supervision to prevent constipation or imbalance.

  • Excessive consumption may cause constipation, dryness, or Vata aggravation.

  • Not recommended for infants or children without professional advice


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