Kashayams(kwatha) or Decoctions, Varadi Kashayam for Weight Loss
Kashayas are concentrated decoctions of raw medicines and
their water soluble contents are the active ingredients. They have very
important role in treatment. These Kashayams are prepared such a way so that 25
ml medicine contains active ingredients of 60 gm of raw medicine. So the usual
dosage is 12 ml medicine to be taken twice daily after diluting with 50 ml of
boiled and cooled water.
Kashayams are magical medicinal drinks conjured with a few simple kitchen ingredients. Think of a singular drink that takes less than 5 minutes to cook and that can cure nausea, drive away cold, take care of that nagging lack of appetite or those digestion problems after an unnecessary binge – that’s a typical Kashayam for you.
Ingredients
Varadi kashayam uses -
Varadi Kashaya ingredients -
Kashayams are magical medicinal drinks conjured with a few simple kitchen ingredients. Think of a singular drink that takes less than 5 minutes to cook and that can cure nausea, drive away cold, take care of that nagging lack of appetite or those digestion problems after an unnecessary binge – that’s a typical Kashayam for you.
Ingredients
Ajwain (Carom
Seeds) – 1/2 tsp
Black Pepper Corns – 1/2 tsp
Coriander Seeds – 1 tsp
Jeera (Cumin)
– 1/2 tsp
Ginger – 1/2 inch piece
Honey – 2 tsp (adjust to taste)
Water – 3/4 cup
Method
- In a dry skillet on medium heat, roast the ajwain, black pepper corns, coriander seeds and jeera till you get an aroma.
- Skin the Ginger piece and crush. Add water and followed by ginger to the rest of the ingredients in the skillet.
- Let it simmer till the water is reduced to 1/2 cup.
- Strain the kashayam. Add honey and serve warm.
Varadi Kashayam – An Effective Ayurveda Weight Loss Remedy
Varadi Kashayam is a traditional Ayurvedic medicine. It has its roots in Kerala Ayurveda system of practice. This herbal decoction preparation is widely used in southern part of India in the treatment of obesity.
Warning: Do not take this product without the consent of your Ayurvedic doctor. The description here is only for the purpose of information and knowledge.
Varadi kashayam is also known as Varadi Kashay, Varadi kashayam, Varadi Kasayam etc.
Varadi Kashayam is a traditional Ayurvedic medicine. It has its roots in Kerala Ayurveda system of practice. This herbal decoction preparation is widely used in southern part of India in the treatment of obesity.
Warning: Do not take this product without the consent of your Ayurvedic doctor. The description here is only for the purpose of information and knowledge.
Varadi kashayam is also known as Varadi Kashay, Varadi kashayam, Varadi Kasayam etc.
The word meaning of ‘Vara’ is ‘great’. In Ayurvedic
terminology, Vara is often used to suggest Triphala. – the group of three
fruits.
Kashaya refers to water decoction or herbal tea
Varadi kashayam uses -
Varadi Kashayam is extensively used in the treatment of
obesity.
Varadi Kashayam Dosage -
If you have brought the Kashaya from an Ayurvedic store,
usually the Kashaya will be concentrated. Please check the dosage in the label.
Generally, if the Kashaya is concentrated, 5 ml of the
kashaya is added with 5 ml of luke warm water, mixed well, and taken
orally, two times a day.
Half a spoon of honey should also be taken along with this
Kashaya. (As per the traditional textual reference).
This is usually on empty stomach, either in early morning
and evening hours, or generally before food.
Your doctor will be the best judge on dosage and time of
intake.
Varadi Kashaya possible side effects -
A few may experience stomach uneasiness, burning sensation
in stomach or lose stools.
If you experience anything as such, start taking it after
food or consult your doctor.
How long to take?
Up to one month.
Varadi Kashaya ingredients -
Triphala -
Amla – Emblica officinalis
Haritaki – Terminalia chebula
Vibhitaki – Terminalia bellirica
Chitraka – Plumbago zeylanica
Loha patra – Iron (Herbal processed Iron foils are kept
dipped in the Kashaya for a few days. A few companies add Loha bhasma
(medicated iron ash powder) to it, in place of iron foils)
Haridra (Curcuma longa)
water


