Gokshuradi Kwath-100GM | Tribulus terrestris – Traditional Wellness Support | by Riddhish Herbals

🔹 KEY FEATURES

• Authentic Ayurvedic Formula: Prepared following classical Ayurvedic references for traditional wellness support.
• Holistic Tridosha Balance: Traditionally known to help harmonise Vata, Pitta & Kapha.
• Premium Herbal Ingredients: Contains Gokshura, Punarnava, Garmalo, Harad, Dhamasa and Pasanbhed.
• Daily Wellness Support: May help maintain natural fluid movement and general vitality.
• Mild Cleansing Action: Traditionally valued for its gentle diuretic and soothing nature.
• Plant-Based Formulation: Pure herbal ingredients with no added colours or synthetic fragrances.
• Made in India: Crafted and packed in India using traditional methods and hygienic processing.

🔹USAGE & INDICATION

• May support natural detoxification pathways as described in Ayurveda.
• Traditionally used for maintaining healthy fluid balance.
• May contribute to urinary comfort and overall lifestyle wellbeing.
• Suitable for individuals seeking plant-based, herbal routine support.
• Can be included in daily wellness rituals under Vaidya guidance.

🔹DESCRIPTION

In classical Ayurveda, wellness is defined by a state of inner equilibrium — when Vata, Pitta and Kapha remain in harmony. Riddhish Herbals Gokshuradi Kwath is crafted with this principle at its heart. It is a traditional herbal decoction prepared using age-old Ayurvedic techniques, merging authenticity with mindful, hygienic preparation.

This formulation brings together some of the most respected herbs in Ayurvedic literature. Gokshura (Tribulus terrestris) forms the core of the blend and is traditionally known for supporting natural vitality and urinary comfort. Punarnava is widely appreciated for its role in maintaining natural hydration and rejuvenation. Harad promotes overall balancing effects, while Garmalo offers gentle cleansing qualities. Dhamasa adds a soothing element, and Pasanbhed is noted in classical texts for supporting healthy fluid flow.

Gokshuradi Kwath fits naturally into a modern wellness routine. Long working hours, irregular meals, dehydration, heat exposure, or sedentary habits may create internal imbalance. This decoction is traditionally used to support internal cleansing and maintain comfortable fluid movement — making it a gentle, daily companion for lifestyle wellness.

Prepared through the classical kwath method, the herbs are boiled and reduced to extract their beneficial properties. This time-tested process helps preserve the natural potency and integrity of the herbs. The formulation is fully herbal, plant-based and crafted without artificial colours, flavours or metallic additives.

Whether you follow an Ayurvedic lifestyle or are beginning your wellness journey, Gokshuradi Kwath integrates smoothly into morning or evening self-care rituals. When used regularly under the guidance of an Ayurvedic practitioner, it may help maintain internal balance, comfort and vitality as described in traditional Ayurvedic texts.

🔹INGREDIENTS

• Gokshura – Tribulus terrestris – 1 part
• Punarnava – Boerhaavia diffusa – 1 part
• Garmalo – Cassia fistula – 1 part
• Harad – Terminalia chebula – 1 part
• Dhamasa – Fagonia cretica – 1 part
• Pasanbhed – Bergenia ligulata – 1 part

🔹IMPORTANCE OF EACH INGREDIENT

• Gokshura: Traditionally valued for supporting natural vitality and urinary comfort.
• Punarnava: Known for its rejuvenating nature and support for natural hydration.
• Garmalo: Considered helpful for its gentle cleansing and cooling qualities.
• Harad: Mentioned in Ayurveda as a harmonising herb supporting digestion and balance.
• Dhamasa: Traditionally used for its soothing and restorative properties.
• Pasanbhed: Known for supporting natural fluid movement and internal comfort.

🔹DOSAGE

As directed by your Ayurvedic practitioner.
Commonly recommended: 5–10 ml once or twice daily, preferably before meals.

🔹HOW TO USE

Take the advised quantity with lukewarm water.
Maintain at least a 30-minute gap before meals.
Use consistently along with balanced diet, adequate hydration and mindful lifestyle.

🔹Q&A SECTION

Q1. Can I take Gokshuradi Kwath daily?
Yes, it may be included in a daily wellness routine under Vaidya guidance.

Q2. Is it suitable for adults of all ages?
Generally yes; consult a practitioner for children, pregnancy or lactation.

Q3. Does it contain any artificial colours or preservatives?
No, it is purely herbal without added colours.

Q4. Will it support overall wellbeing?
It may support natural detox pathways and balance.

Q5. Can I take it with other herbal supplements?
Yes, but professional consultation is recommended.

Q6. What makes it unique?
Its classical preparation and authentic Ayurvedic ingredient blend.

Q7. Is it vegetarian?
Yes, it is 100% plant-based.

Q8. Can it be used during fasting?
Consult your Vaidya based on individual Prakriti.

Q9. Are there any precautions?
People on regular medication should consult a practitioner.

Q10. Is it safe for long-term use?
Generally yes, when taken as per Ayurvedic supervision.

🔹REGIONAL NAMES & OTHER NAMES

Regional Names:
• Hindi: गोक्षुरादि क्वाथ
• Gujarati: ગોક્શુરાદિ ક્વાથ
• Tamil: கோக்ஷுராதி கஷாயம்
• Marathi: गोक्षुरादि काढा
• Kannada: ಗೋಕ್ಷುರಾದಿ ಕಷಾಯ
• Malayalam: ഗോക്ഷുരാദി കഷായം
• Telugu: గోక్షురాది కషాయం

Other Names:
• Gokshura Kwatha
• Gokshuradi Kashayam (South Indian variant)

🔹SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE & REFERENCES

Modern research has explored Gokshura and Punarnava for their potential roles in supporting natural vitality, antioxidant levels, hydration balance and general wellbeing.
Some studies suggest these herbs may help maintain natural fluid regulation and physiological resilience when combined with lifestyle measures (1)(2).
Research on classical polyherbal formulations has also examined their influence on wellness markers such as perceived energy, comfort levels and adaptive response to routine challenges (3).

Results may vary; Ayurveda considers Prakriti, Agni and lifestyle in all recommendations.

References:

1. Tribulus terrestris – research on vitality and general wellbeing. Journal of Dietary Supplements, 2019.
2. Boerhaavia diffusa – studies exploring hydration and adaptogenic properties. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2020.
3. Polyherbal decoctions in Ayurveda – observational findings on wellness parameters. AYU Journal, 2018.
   For more peer-reviewed studies, search: “Gokshura Ayurvedic clinical study” on Google Scholar.

To explore traditional references and scientific reviews, please visit Google Scholar for Ayurvedic research articles.