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It helps to regulate the acid secretions and reduces abdominal discomfort and [[Cholic acid]]. This helps in digestion and also gives relief in peptic ulcers by its analgesic and anti inflammatory properties. | It helps to regulate the acid secretions and reduces abdominal discomfort and [[Cholic acid]]. This helps in digestion and also gives relief in peptic ulcers by its analgesic and anti inflammatory properties. | ||
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* [https://www.eayur.com/ayurvedic/vati-tablets/kottakkal-acidact-tablets.htm Kottakkal] | * [https://www.eayur.com/ayurvedic/vati-tablets/kottakkal-acidact-tablets.htm Kottakkal] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:02, 2 July 2017
It helps to regulate the acid secretions and reduces abdominal discomfort and Cholic acid. This helps in digestion and also gives relief in peptic ulcers by its analgesic and anti inflammatory properties.
Each Acidact Tablet is prepared out of
- Pushkaramula (Inula racemosa) - 1.0g
- Erandamula (Ricinus communis) - 1.0g
- Yavam (Hordeum vulgare) - 1.0g
- Dhanwayashamula (Tragia involucrata) - 1.0g
- Excipients q.s
