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Dabur Dashmularishta is nutritional syrup for females primarily for recuperation from post- delivery weakness. It is an Ayurvedic concoction of more than 50 Ayurvedic herbs including Dashmula, the group of ten herb roots along with Ashwagandha, Manjishta and Draksha; which helps in recovering from post-delivery related stress & weakness effectively and naturally. Dabur Dashmularishta ensures a speedy recovery for new mothers and prepare them physically to face the rigours of motherhood. It also helps in improving metabolism and increases digestion power.
Benefits
- 100% Ayurvedic
- Good for women to recover from post-delivery weakness
- Rejuvenator & Revitalizer
- Strengthens mind & body
- Improves digestion
- Provides strength & stamina
- Good for skin health & glow
- Fights general weakness & fatigue in women
Key ingredients and their benefits
Dashmool: It is a combination of ten herb roots like Bilva, Agnimantha, Shyonaka, Kantakari etc., which have antioxidant and nutritive properties. In Ayurvedic literature, these herbs find usage in the post-delivery care. Manjistha: It is beneficial for skin health. It acts as a rejuvenator and possesses anti-inflammatory & analgesic properties. Ashwagandha: It is a rejuvenator and has immuno-modulator, anti-stress and antioxidant properties. Draksha: It is nutritious, strengthens body and has antioxidant properties. Amalaki & Guduchi: These are antioxidants and have immuno-modulator properties.
