Kabj Haran Granules

Senna leaf and fruit preparations contain stimulant-laxative constituents that help bowel movement. Specified oral preparations are used for short-term relief of occasional constipation. This established medicinal use concerns leaf or fruit, rather than an unverified root-bark ingredient.

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Black salt is a salty ingredient with a characteristic sulphurous flavour and aroma. It contributes taste to a preparation and is familiar in Indian seasoning.

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Ajwain fruits have a strong, thyme-like aroma associated with their thymol-rich essential oil. They are traditionally valued as a carminative ingredient for digestive comfort and flatulence.

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Harad is a classical Ayurvedic fruit used for digestive comfort and bowel regularity.

Haritaki joins Amla, Bibhitaki and the spices in the complete digestive granules.

Nishoth root is traditionally described as laxative, purgative and carminative. Herbal preparations use it to promote bowel evacuation in constipation.

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Sodium bicarbonate is alkaline and neutralises stomach acid. In appropriate oral antacid preparations, this action relieves heartburn and acid indigestion; the effect depends on the amount and the way it is used.

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Rock salt consists mainly of the mineral halite, or sodium chloride. Its principal formulation role is to contribute a salty mineral component and flavour.

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Saunf is a familiar digestive spice traditionally used for gas, bloating and mild stomach discomfort.

Saunf accompanies Jeera, Amla, Haritaki and the other ingredients in the bowel-care granules.

Baheda is a classical Ayurvedic fruit used with Amla and Haritaki in digestive and bowel-care preparations.

Bibhitaki joins Amla, Haritaki, Saunf and Jeera in the complete fruit-and-spice formulation.

Amla is an Ayurvedic fruit valued for digestive care and rejuvenative wellbeing.

Amla works within the fruit-and-spice combination alongside Haritaki, Bibhitaki, Saunf and Jeera.

Indrayan fruit has traditional purgative uses in medicinal preparations.

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Jeera is a digestive spice valued in Ayurveda for appetite, gas-related discomfort and digestion after meals.

Jeera accompanies Saunf and the digestive fruits in the complete granule formulation.

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Vidang is a traditional digestive fruit used for appetite and bowel-care preparations.

Vidang complements the other fruits and spices in the complete bowel-care granules.

Nausadar is ammonium chloride, a water-soluble mineral salt. Its solution is mildly acidic, so it contributes different chemical properties from an alkaline salt.

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Mulethi is a naturally sweet Ayurvedic root used in digestive and throat-care preparations.

Mulethi joins the other digestive botanicals in the granules. The label does not describe this ingredient as DGL.

Preservatives help inhibit unwanted microbial growth and maintain a preparation during its shelf life. Their benefit is formulation stability and protection from contamination; they are supporting ingredients rather than active components with a separate medicinal effect.

Formulation helpers contribute structure, carrying, flavour, preservation or stability, depending on the component. These practical roles help keep the preparation consistent and usable.