Agnitundi Vati Tablet - Shree

🧴 Agnitundi Vati Tablet

🌿 Ingredients & Formulation

Agnitundi Vati is a herbo-mineral formulation that includes:

• Shuddha Parad (Purified mercury)

• Shuddha Gandhaka (Purified sulphur)

• Shuddha Vatsanabha (Aconitum ferox)

• Shodhit Vishamushti (Purified Strychnos nux-vomica)

• Tankan Bhasma (Borax)

• Ajmoda (Ajowan seeds)

• Haritaki (Term. chebula)

• Vibhitaki (Term. bellirica)

• Amla (Emblica officinalis)

• Vidanga (Embelia ribes)

• Jeeraka (Cumin)

• Saujvikshara, Yavakshara, Saindhava Lavana, Sauvarchala Lavana, Samudra Lavana (various salts), Shuddha Kuchala, all processed in lemon (Nimbu) swarasa.

✅ Indications & Key Benefits

• Enhances digestive fire (Agni)—helps combat indigestion (Ajeerna), bloating, gas (Visuchika), colic (Udarshoola), and distension.

• Acts as an antispasmodic, carminative, and appetite stimulant, reducing Vata-related digestive disorders.

• Provides relief in constipation due to intestinal laxity, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, and mild liver-related digestive disturbances (Yakrut Vikar).

• Traditionally helpful in Amavata and conditions involving Ama (toxins) accumulation.

📋 Dosage & Administration

• Adults: 1–2 tablets twice daily, with honey, lime juice, or lukewarm water, before or after meals based on digestive strength.

• Geriatric: Similar dosing; use under practitioner guidance.

• Duration: Used typically for short-to-medium duration; follow Ayurvedic supervision especially due to heavy-metal content.

⚠️ Precautions & Side Effects

• Heavy metal content (e.g., mercury, sulfur, arsenic-based ingredients)—must only be used under Ayurvedic medical supervision. 

• Potential effects of long-term use include depletion of semen quality, exacerbation of gastritis, or electrolyte imbalance because of salt content. 

• Avoid in pregnancy, breastfeeding, or children without explicit guidance.

• Use caution if you have high blood pressure, kidney issues, or sensitive digestion.