Kumari aasav number 1, 450 ml Dhootapapeshwar

Kumaryasava (also called and spelled as Kumari Asav, Kumari Asava & Kumaryasavam) is an ayurvedic medicine of the Asava Arishta

It is used for the treatment of menstrual disorders in women and abdominal diseases in general. Its main action appears on the stomach, intestine, liver, spleen, uterus, ovaries, and other organs in the abdomen and pelvis. It is useful in health problems such as loss of appetite, abdominal pain, piles, spleen enlargement, liver enlargement, fatty liver, epilepsy, amenorrhea, and menstrual irregularities.

Benefits & Medicinal Uses

Kumaryasava has an action on AMA (toxins). It acts as an anti-toxin and detoxifier, so it can be used in all diseases that occur due to AMA accumulation and its increased formation in the body.

Loss of Appetite & Anorexia Nervosa

Kumaryasava acts on digestive juices. It stimulates the secretion of digestive juices from the stomach and pancreas. Another action also appears on the liver and gall bladder from where it also stimulates the release of bile into the intestine and promotes digestion. Therefore, it helps to digest all major nutrients i.e. carbohydrate, fats and proteins. The secretion of digestive juices also stimulates appetite and makes person to feel hungry. It also acts on the mind and causes a desire to eat.

• It improves appetite and promotes the desire to eat.
• It reduces excessive saliva production, burps, and heaviness in the abdomen.
• In poor appetite and anorexia nervosa, it should be started in a dosage of 5 ml in children and 10 ml in adults twice daily and the dosage can be increased gradually to 10 ml in children and 20 ml in adults twice daily over the period of 2 to 4 weeks. The therapy should be continued for at least 12 weeks with Kumaryasava.

Generally, all Asava and Arishta preparations are recommended to take after meal, but Kumaryasava should be taken 30 minutes before in cases of poor appetite and loss of desire to eat. It should also be noted that patient should not have any problem listed in the contraindications; otherwise, it should not be given.

Mild & Dull Abdominal Pain

However, Kumaryasava itself cause mild abdominal cramps during bowel movement in some cases due to its mild stimulant action on peristaltic movements. But, it also reduces dull pain if occurs due to intestinal gas and increased Kapha Dosha in the abdomen. Increased Kapha dosha in the abdomen can be detectable by analyzing following symptoms:

• The sweet taste of mouth
• Excessive salivation
• Mild dull abdominal pain with no abdominal tenderness

Kumaryasava, also known as Kumari Asava is a polyherbal liquid

The main constituent of Kumaryasava is Aloe Vera and this Ayurvedic recipe is often used  gastritis, piles, cough, cold, breathlessness and urinary tract 

•  fatty liver syndrome (Hepatic Steatosis)
• Helps in stimulating digestion
• bronchitis and cough
• menstrual irregularities
• Acts as an aphrodisiac
• Helps in loss of appetite and anorexia