Description:	Herbal drugs for gastro-intestinal disorders
Composition:	Each uncoated tablet contains
	Aunla Sounf Revandchini Balaharde Balatagra Chitrak Talispatra Papai Kutki Junglee Elaichi Chirata Dhania Bhangra Haldi Sunth Ajwan Pipli Jeera Asgandh	(Emblica officinalis) (Foeniculum vulgares) (Rheum webbianum) (Terminalia chebula) (Valeriana wallichi) (Plumbago zeylanica) (Abies webbiana) (Carica papaya) (Picrorrhiza kurroa) (Amomum subulatum) (Swertia chirata) (Coriandrum sativum) (Eclipta alba) (Curcuma longa) (Zingiber officinale) (Ptychotis ajowan) (Piper longum) (Cuminum cyminum) (Withania somenifera)	25 mg. 31 mg. 20 mg. 15 mg. 24 mg. 20 mg.   8 mg.  7 mg.  5 mg.  2 mg.  5 mg.  2 mg. 20 mg. 22 mg. 5 mg.  8 mg.  2.5 mg.  2.5 mg.  2.5 mg.
Pharmacology:	In small doses Revandchini and Balaharde act as astringent bitters and are useful in diarrhoea. Saunf relieves flatulence. Aunla is often used for regulating bowel movement. Chitrak is useful in dyspepsia, piles and stomach troubles. Talispatra is a carminative stomachic and astringent. Papai is useful in deficiency of gastric juices in dyspepsia and intestinal irritation. Kutki is used in acidity,  Bilious dyspepsia, Indigestion and loss of appetite. Balatagra is useful in stomachic. Haldi is aromatic, carminative and antihelminitic. Asgandh is tonic. Junglee Elaichi, Chiratha, Dhania, Bhangra, Ajowan, Pipli, Sunth and Jeera are very good digestives, carminatives and stomochic.
Indications:	Weak digestion, flatulence, nervous dyspepsia. Disordered functioning of liver. Its biphasic action is useful in both hyperacidity and hypoacidity.
Dosage:	Adults : 1 to 2 tablets 10 to 20 minutes before or immediately after meals. Children : 1/4 to 1/2 tablet before or immediately after meals.
Side effects:	Nil
Pack	Bottle of 80 tablets