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Abhayarishtam 

Abhayarishtam is Ayurveda health tonic categorised under herbal supplement. It is effective natural remedy for abdominal discomforts such as chronic constipation and flatulence. It aids in passing wind and stool from the intestines and rectum. It softens the stool so it is very beneficial for patients suffering from hard stools.

Main Ingredients of Abhayarista

Terminalia chebula and vitis vinifera are main ingredient in Abhayarishtam. Terminalia chebula is also termed as chebulic myrobalan and yellow myrobalan. Both have mild laxative effects and soften the stool.

In Ayurveda, both are known as rejuvenative agent and acts as antioxidant. Terminalia chebula is purgative, astringent and stomachic in action. Vitis vinifera soothes the intestinal wall. Overall medicine value of Abhayarishtam depends on these two ingredients.

Ayurveda Pharmacological action of Abhayarista

As per Ayurveda, it aids to pacify vata humour and increases digestive juices. In chronic constipation, it increases peristaltic movements of intestines and eases defecation.

Vitis vinifera present in Abhayarishtam softens stool by its soothing impact on intestinal walls. Therefore, it aids easy passing of stool. Moreover, vitis vinifera strengthens the intestines to restore natural process of defecation.

Traditional Ayurveda Textbook Uses and indications of Abhayarishtam

1. Chronic constipation
2. Haemorrhoids
3. Bowel irritation
4. Indigestion
5. Loss of appetite
6. Flatulence

Side effects of Abhayarishtam

There are no known side effects reported with Abhayarishtam, but like any other medicine, one may notice an unforeseen adverse reaction in individual case. It is generally considered safe mild laxative and abdominal tonic. However, you should not take this formulation if you pass loose stools or frequent stools. It is good tonic for people suffering from constipation. 

References:

1. Ras tantra saar avum sidh prayog sangreh
2. Ayurveda saar sangreh
3. Sangdhar samhita