Description

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Pancharavinda Choornam is a classical Ayurvedic powdered formulation prepared using five types of lotus (Padma) and other medicinal herbs. In Ayurveda, lotus is considered cooling, rejuvenating, and nourishing, making this choornam useful in pediatric care, digestive disorders, weakness, and Vata-Pitta imbalances.

It is often prescribed for children to improve digestion, nourishment, and immunity, and for adults as a cooling and strengthening medicine.

Uses

• Pediatric care – indigestion, poor appetite, general weakness

• Digestive issues – bloating, diarrhea, poor assimilation

• General debility and fatigue

• Vata-Pitta disorders

• Excessive thirst and burning sensation

• Supports healthy growth in children

• Mild rejuvenative in convalescence (recovery after illness)

Benefits

• Provides strength and nourishment to the body

• Improves appetite and digestion

• Reduces burning sensation and Pitta aggravation

• Balances Vata and Pitta doshas

• Boosts immunity and vitality

• Gentle and safe for children’s growth and development

• Acts as a Rasayana (rejuvenative) in both children and adults

Different Names in Different Languages

• Sanskrit: Pancharavinda Churna

• Tamil: பஞ்சரவிந்த சூணிரம்

• Malayalam: പഞ്ചരവിന്ദ ചൂരണം

• Kannada: ಪಂಚರವಿಂದ ಚೂರ್ಣ

• Telugu: పంచరవింద చూర్ణం

• Hindi: पंचरविंद चूर्ण

• English: Pancharavinda Herbal Powder

Dosage & Administration

• Children: 1–3 grams once or twice daily with honey, warm water, or milk (as per physician advice)

• Adults: 3–6 grams once or twice daily with warm milk or honey

• Best time: After meals for digestion and nourishment

• Duration: As prescribed by physician (short or long-term depending on condition)

Precautions

• To be taken under Ayurvedic physician guidance

• Safe for children, but dosage must be strictly supervised

• Avoid overdose as it may cause loose stools

• Store in a cool, dry place, away from moisture