Description

About 

Bringarajasavam is a classical Ayurvedic fermented formulation (Asava) prepared mainly from Bhringraj (Eclipta alba) along with supportive herbs. It is well known as a rejuvenative tonic for the liver, hair, digestion, and overall vitality.

Since it is a naturally fermented preparation, it contains self-generated alcohol (up to 5–10%), which enhances the extraction, preservation, and absorption of the herbal actives.

Uses

• Liver disorders – hepatitis, jaundice, fatty liver

• Hair problems – premature greying, hair fall, dandruff

• Digestive weakness – poor appetite, indigestion, bloating

• Anemia and low hemoglobin

• General weakness and fatigue

• Skin disorders due to impure blood and Pitta aggravation

• Rejuvenation and longevity support

Benefits

• Acts as a hepatoprotective – protects and strengthens the liver

• Promotes hair growth and prevents premature greying

• Improves digestion, appetite, and metabolism

• Purifies blood and improves skin complexion

• Reduces fatigue and debility by acting as a tonic

• Enhances immunity and vitality

• Balances Pitta and Vata doshas

Different Names in Different Languages

• Sanskrit: Bringarajasava / Bhringarajasava

• Tamil: பிரிங்கராஜசவம்

• Malayalam: ഭൃംഗരാജസവം

• Kannada: ಭೃಂಗರಾಜಾಸವ

• Telugu: భృంగరాజాసవం

• Hindi: भृंगराजासव

• English: Bringarajasavam / Bhringaraj Tonic

Dosage & Administration

• Adults: 15–30 ml once or twice daily after meals, with equal quantity of water

• Children: 5–10 ml once or twice daily (under medical supervision)

• Best time: After meals for better absorption and digestive support

• Duration: As prescribed (usually 1–3 months in chronic conditions)

Precautions

• Should be taken under Ayurvedic physician guidance

• Avoid in pregnancy and lactation unless prescribed

• Not recommended for people with severe acidity or alcohol sensitivity

• Dosage must be adjusted in children and elderly

• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight