Tapyadi Loha Tablet - Shree Dhootapapeshwar

Tapyadi Loha – Shree Dhootapapeshwar (30 Tablets)

Tapyadi Loha is a renowned herbo-mineral Ayurvedic rasayana, primarily formulated for treating anemia (Pandu) and liver-related disorders. It is valued for its rejuvenative, blood-nourishing, and digestive-enhancing properties.

Composition (Approximate Ratios)

• Suvarnamakshik Bhasma (5 parts)

• Shuddha Shilajit (5 parts)

• Roupya Bhasma (5 parts)

• Mandoora Bhasma (5 parts)

• Chitrak, Haritaki, Bibhitaki, Amalaki, Shunthi, Marich, Pippali, Vidanga — each 1 part

• Sharkara (Sugar) — 8 parts

Therapeutic Benefits & Indications

• Acts as a powerful Agnideepak (digestive fire promoter), Rasayan (rejuvenative), and strengthens the seven bodily tissues (Saptadhatu vardhak), including marrow and reproductive tissues (Majja, Shukradhatu)

• Supports proper functioning of key organs – Liver (Yakrut), Spleen (Pleeha), Kidneys (Vrukka), Heart (Hrudaya), and Brain (Mastishka)

• Indicated for a wide range of conditions including:

  • Anemia (Pandu) and its worm-induced form (Krumijanya Pandu)

  • Heart disorders, jaundice (Kamala), diabetic ulcers (Pramehajanya Kotha)

  • Skin conditions, chronic acidity (Amlapitta), hemorrhoids (Arsha), and irregular menstruation

Recommended Dosage

• Adults: 1–2 tablets (about 125–250 mg), twice daily, before or after meals, with ghee, milk, honey, or lukewarm water

Additional Health Benefits

Beyond traditional uses, modern sources note its potential for:

• Liver health and functioning

• Blood sugar regulation and detoxification

• Immunity boosting, especially supportive for women’s health and metabolism.

Safety & Precautions

• Must be used under professional supervision, given its mineral-heavy formulation.

• Avoid self-medication, especially during pregnancy, lactation, or in children.

• In overdose, may lead to gastric discomfort or aggravation of acidity