Nutriherb Capsule - Sneha Natura

Nutriherb Capsule – Sneha Natura

Nutriherb Capsule is an Ayurvedic rejuvenator that supports overall vitality. This herb-rich formulation is designed to:

• Enhance immunity as an immunomodulator

• Combat stress and fatigue through adaptogenic effects

• Act as a natural antioxidant that helps protect cells from oxidative damage

• Boost appetite and digestion, promoting nutrient absorption

• Serve as an ideal general rejuvenator, even for diabetic individuals seeking non-sugar health support 

Key Ingredients & Their Benefits

• Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)
  A renowned adaptogen that enhances stress resilience, stamina, and physical endurance; also serves as a powerful antioxidant.

• Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus)
  Rejuvenator and adaptogen; increases vitality and supports lactation in nursing women 

• Amalaki (Emblica officinalis / Amla)
  Packed with Vitamin C, a strong antioxidant that boosts immunity and resistance against infections.

• Vidarikanda (Pueraria tuberosa)
  Enhances strength, skin glow, and hemoglobin levels—supporting recovery and vitality.

Indications & Uses

Nutriherb is particularly beneficial in cases of:

• General debility, weakness, and chronic fatigue

• Stress-related anxiety, post-illness convalescence, and general exhaustion

• Poor appetite and digestive sluggishness

• As a rejuvenator suitable for diabetics due to its sugar-neutral composition

Dosage & Duration

• Typical dosage:

  • Website suggests 1 capsule twice daily or as advised by a healthcare professional.

  • According to AyurmedInfo: 2 capsules twice or thrice daily.

• Duration:
  Usually taken for 6–8 weeks, with gradual tapering over the next 6 weeks under medical guidance.

Safety & Precautions

• Side effects: None reported when taken as directed 

• Interactions:

  • Safe to use alongside homeopathic remedies and dietary supplements.

  • With allopathic medications, it's advised to take these first, wait 30 minutes, then take Nutriherb.

• Pregnancy & Lactation:
  Consult a physician; lower doses are advisable for nursing mothers and children