Chyawanprash Pro

Chyawanprash has been a consistent part of Indian tradition both as a functional food and nutraceutical for the past 5000 years. The word “Chyawanprash” is made of 2 words, “Chyawan” & “Prash”. Chyawan is the name of a sage/rishi, and ‘prash’ means food or drug which is suitable for consumption.

Chyawanprash is an ancient Indian ayurvedic Rasayan formulation (a polyherbal jam), prepared according to a traditional Ayurvedic recipe, enriched with several herbs, herbal extracts, and processed minerals. Chyawanprash possesses multiple health benefits and has been widely used since ancient times as a health supplement and as a medicine for enhancing immunity and longevity.

Acc. to Charaka Samhita: It is the premier Rasayana, beneficial for fighting cough, asthma and other respiratory ailments; it nourishes the weak and degenerating tissues, promotes vigour, vitality and is anti-ageing.

Chyawanprash has been a part of every Indian’s life from the day it was introduced. It was one of the most appreciated foods for its antiaging effects long before vitamins, minerals, and antioxidant supplements came into existence.

There are various formulations of Chyawanprash, but it is actually prepared using a synergistic blend of app. 50+ herbs and spices. The Chyawanprash formula is described in the ancient Ayurvedic texts, namely, Ashtanga Hridayam, Charaka Samhita, Sangandhara Samhita etc.

Chyawanprash is reported to be rich in vitamins & trace elements, such as Fe, Zn, Co, Cu, Ni, Pb, Mn, vitamin C, A, E, B1, B2, and carotenoids. It also provides several essential phytoconstituents, namely, flavonoids, alkaloids, saponins, antioxidants, phenolic compounds, etc.

Several biologically active phenolics have been found in chyawanprash, i.e., gallic acid, protocatechuic acid, catechin, caffeic acid, vanillic acid, chlorogenic acid, syringic acid, rutin, ferulic acid, and quercitrin, which may account for its therapeutic activity.

Chyawanprash helps improve digestion and excretion. It purifies blood, works as detoxifier, and promotes healthy liver function.

Regular intake of chyawanprash improves the immunity and functioning of the respiratory system. It helps to treat respiratory infections, allergic cough, asthma, bronchospasm, rhinitis, seasonal or nonseason respiratory disorders, common cold, and tuberculosis, and thus strengthens the respiratory system. 

Chyawanprash offers an absolute remedy for improving the immune system, fighting microbes and shielding the body against various infections. It also portrays the presence of strong anti-viral, anti-bacterial, and antifungal properties.

Chyawanprash is a potent cardiotonic. It strengthens the structure and functions of the heart. Chyawanprash has shown to decrease cholesterol, triglycerides, and LDL (low-density lipoprotein) and increase HDL (high-density lipoprotein) levels.

Also, chyawanprash prepared without the use of refined sugar (pure raw honey is used in real formulations), has also shown hypoglycaemic effects, and considered safe for diabetics.

Chyawanprash also exhibits potent nootropic properties. It nourishes the brain cells, harmonizes neuronal activities, improves memory, and enhances learning ability, storage, recall, and intellect. It relaxes the central nervous system (CNS), thereby acting as an anxiolytic and an antidepressive, and alleviates insomnia.

Regular intake of chyawanprash improves sexual life, boosts virility, and fertility in each gender. It improves the functioning of gonads, strengthens the endocrine system, and balances the hormonal flow. It improves semen quality in males and the menstrual cycle in females.

Chyawanprash improves hair growth, skin complexion, cures dermal infections, and improvises personality characteristics by imparting splendour, exquisiteness, youthfulness, wisdom, vitality, and glow.

The recommended dosage is to be taken with warm milk or water (100–250ml), on an empty stomach in the morning. Ideally, it should be taken on an empty stomach and not to be mixed with any other foods. Children can take half the recommended dosage, daily.

Due to the lack of safety data, pregnant women should consult a doctor before taking chyawanprash as an supplement.

1. No Drugs

2. No Steroids

3. No Sugar

4. No Colors

5. No Synthetic Sweeteners  

6. No Fillers

7. No Thickeners

8. No Artificial Flavors

9. No Harmful Fillers

10.Heavy Metal Free

11. Vegetarian

12. Soy Free

13. Heavy Metal Free

14. Jaivik Bharat

15. National Bee Board

16. NMR Tested Germany

17. GMP

18. Gluten Free

19. No Colors 

20. No Animal Testing

21. No Mineral Oil

22. GMO Free

Why Mango Herbs Chyawanprash Pro ?

In the midst of all the marketing techniques adopted, by the companies chyawanprash is losing its real meaning and efficacy. Though the name remains the same the ingredients and the preparation changed according to the market and the company.

Also, because chyawanprash is always in high demand, various malpractices are prevalent in the preparation of commercial chyawanprash products in the Indian market. There are many ingredients being added in chyawanprash, which are purely for marketing purposes, and does not feature in the original list of herbs and spices used in its preparation.

Mango Herbs Chyawanprash Pro is prepared using the ancient Indian ayurvedic formulation, according to the traditional Ayurvedic recipe, with over 50 powerful Herbs, Spices & Bhasmas. Chyawanprash Pro is enriched Desi Ghee, Raw Honey, Pure Saffron & Swarna Bhasma.

It contains No Sugar, No Artificial Sweeteners, No Thickeners, No Colors, No Artificial Flavors, No Mineral Oils & No Harmful Additives or Fillers.

Can we consume Chyawanprash Pro in Summers ?

It is a general belief that Chyawanprash is to be consumed in the winter season and many people are sceptic on whether it can be taken in summer or for the whole year?

In reality, Chyawanprash can be used by all age groups in every season, as its ingredients nullify the unpleasant effects of intense weather and climate or environmental change.

The change in weather has direct impact on human health. Ayurveda believe that during the transition between seasons, the tridosha gets imbalanced, along with impaired digestion, immunity, and mental and physical strength, making the body more susceptible to diseases.

Chyawanprash helps balance all three doshas or tridosha (Vata, Pitta & Kapha) and helps to maintain the health. The tridosha work in harmony and regulate each other to maintain homeostasis, equilibrium, healthy body and mind, and any imbalance in tridosha leads to various health disorders.

Therefore, chyawanprash could be an advisable supplement to supercharge the immune-defence during changing seasons. Beneficial effects of chyawanprash have also been reported in nasal allergies, viral infections, and seasonal influences.

Furthermore, Ayurveda doctrines state that summer is dominated by pitta dosha and thus related disorders are more prevalent in this season. Chyawanprash contains a number of ingredients, that help to maintain balance and stability pitta in the summer months.

How to consume Chyawanprash Pro ?

The recommended dosage is to be taken with warm milk or water (100–250ml), on an empty stomach in the morning. Ideally, it should be taken on an empty stomach and not to be mixed with any other foods. Children can take half the recommended dosage, daily.

Due to the lack of safety data, pregnant women should consult a doctor before taking chyawanprash as an supplement.