T.B(Tuberculosis)

This specialized Ayurvedic medicine is formulated to address the complex condition of tuberculosis (T.B), known in classical Ayurveda as ­“Rajayakshma / Kshaya” — a state of tissue-wasting, impaired digestion/metabolism and lowered immunity. PubMed Central+3myupchar.com+3wjarr.com+3

Key benefits

• Helps nourish and restore the depleted tissues (rasa, rakta, mamsa, meda) that get affected in T.B.-type conditions. wjarr.com+1

• Supports immune resilience and helps the body fight infections more effectively. PubMed Central+1

• Assists in relieving persistent cough, breathlessness, weakness and loss of appetite often seen in T.B.-type presentations. myupchar.com+1

• Works synergistically as an empowered herbal adjunct to conventional anti-tuberculosis care (under medical supervision). PubMed Central+1

How it works (Ayurvedic view)
According to Ayurveda, the disease develops through depletion of the body’s tissues (dhatu kshaya) and the loss of vital essence (ojas) — resulting in weakened metabolism (agni), accumulation of toxins (ama) and imbalanced doshas. RISA+1 The formulation is designed to correct these underlying imbalances, rejuvenate the system (rasayana), and rebuild strength.

Usage & Supportive Measures
For best results:

• Use as recommended by your Ayurvedic practitioner.

• Combine with a supporting diet rich in easily-digestible, nourishing foods and proper rest. Ayurvedic guidance suggests avoiding heavy, processed or fried foods in such conditions. myupchar.com

• Ensure full compliance with any prescribed conventional T.B. therapy—this medicine is meant to complement, not replace, standard care.

• Periodic monitoring of symptoms and general health is recommended.

Safety Note
As with all serious conditions like tuberculosis, consultation with both an experienced Ayurvedic physician and a conventional medical practitioner is essential. The Ayurvedic medicine should be used under guidance especially if standard anti-T.B. drugs are being taken, to ensure no contraindications or interactions.