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Dhanwanthararishtam (also spelled Dhanvantaram Arishtam) is a classical Ayurvedic fermented formulation (Arishta) widely used for nervous system, musculoskeletal, and postpartum care.

Named after Lord Dhanvantari, the divine physician in Ayurveda, this medicine is renowned for its rejuvenating, strengthening, and restorative effects. It primarily balances Vata dosha, promoting strength, vitality, and healthy recovery after illness or delivery.

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Uses

• Strengthens nerves, muscles, and bones

• Supports postpartum recovery in women

• Relieves joint pain, stiffness, and backache

• Improves digestion and metabolism

• Enhances reproductive health

• Helps in neurological disorders like paralysis, neuralgia, and sciatica

• Promotes overall vitality and longevity

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Benefits

• Vata balancing: Reduces pain, dryness, and weakness in the body

• Nervine tonic: Rejuvenates brain and nerve functions

• Postnatal tonic: Restores energy and tissue strength after childbirth

• Musculoskeletal support: Improves flexibility and relieves arthritic pain

• Improves digestion: Stimulates digestive fire and enhances absorption

• Anti-inflammatory: Soothes inflammation in joints and muscles

• Rejuvenative (Rasayana): Promotes longevity and vitality

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Different Names in Different Languages

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Dosage & Administration

• Adults: 15–30 ml twice daily after food

• With: Equal quantity of lukewarm water

• Best Time: Morning and evening after meals

• Children: Half the adult dose or as directed by an Ayurvedic physician

Recommended Course: 2–3 months for chronic conditions, under supervision

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Precautions

• To be used under medical supervision only

• Avoid self-medication during pregnancy (use post-delivery under guidance)

• May contain natural sugar — use with caution in diabetes

• Store in a cool, dry place and keep the bottle tightly closed

• Avoid combining with alcohol or other strong medicines

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Key Ingredients & Their Actions