Description

About

Lavangathi Chooranam is a traditional Siddha herbal formulation prepared using Lavangam (Clove) along with supportive aromatic and digestive herbs. It is well known in Siddha practice for its digestive-stimulant, analgesic, antimicrobial, and Vatha-balancing properties.
This chooranam is commonly used for indigestion, gas, abdominal discomfort, toothache, and mouth-related problems, and also supports relief from Vatha-related pain.

Uses

• Indigestion and poor appetite

• Gas, bloating, and flatulence

• Abdominal pain and cramps

• Toothache and dental discomfort

• Bad breath and oral infections

• Nausea and stomach discomfort

• Vatha-related digestive disorders

Benefits

• Improves digestion and appetite

• Relieves gas and bloating

• Reduces abdominal pain and cramps

• Helps relieve toothache naturally

• Acts as an antimicrobial for oral health

• Balances aggravated Vatha dosham

• Provides warming and soothing effect

Different Names in Different Languages

Dosage & Administration

• Adults: 250 mg – 500 mg once or twice daily

• Take with warm water or honey

• Preferably after food

For Toothache (external/oral use):

• Apply a pinch on the affected tooth or gum (only if advised)

Precautions

• Avoid excess dosage (strong warming herb)

• Not recommended during pregnancy without medical advice

• Consult physician for chronic gastric issues

• Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture

• Keep out of reach of children