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Mahasudarshan Quath (Sudarshan Kwath) – Bitter Jwara Tonic – Virgo UAP Pharma – 450 ml
Mahasudarshan Quath (Sudarshan Kwath) – Bitter Jwara Tonic – Virgo UAP Pharma – 450 ml
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Mahasudarshan Quath is a classical Ayurvedic liquid made by Virgo UAP Pharma from the great Sudarshana group of over fifty bitter and aromatic dravyas — led by Chirayata, Katuki, Guduchi and the three Triphala fruits — matured with its own naturally generated alcohol (not more than 12% v/v). In classical Ayurveda it is the foremost Jwaraghna and Deepana-Pachana preparation, traditionally valued during and after seasonal fevers (Jwara). Andrographis paniculata (Chirayata/Kalmegha), a lead bitter, has itself been reviewed in the research literature (peer-reviewed review, 2011 — PMID 21438648).
About Mahasudarshan Quath
Mahasudarshan Quath is the liquid form of the celebrated Sudarshana Churna — one of Ayurveda's largest classical bitter formulas, gathering more than fifty dravyas around Chirayata and Katuki. Manufactured by Virgo UAP Pharma and supplied by Riddhish Herbals, it follows the Bharat Bhaishajya Ratnakar (B.B.R.-7846) reference printed on the pack.
Guduchi, Triphala, the Trikatu spices, Kutaja and a wide company of cooling and aromatic herbs join the bitters, with Dhataki flowers driving the fermentation. Mahasudarshan is the classic Ayurvedic liquid reached for during the changeable, fever-prone seasons.
Traditional Ayurvedic Importance
In classical Ayurveda, the Sudarshana formula is the foremost Jwaraghna (fever-relieving in the classical sense) and Deepana-Pachana combination, described across the Bharat Bhaishajya Ratnakar. It is traditionally valued to support the body during and after all kinds of Jwara, including Vishama Jwara (intermittent, seasonal fevers), and to rekindle Agni afterwards.
Chirayata (here Andrographis paniculata), Katuki (Picrorhiza kurroa) and Kutaja are the leading bitters; Guduchi is the Rasayana; Triphala and the aromatic spices round the formula. Dhataki (Woodfordia fruticosa) is the Sandhana dravya that drives the natural fermentation.
Key Features
- The great Sudarshana bitter formula — over fifty classical dravyas led by Chirayata, Katuki, Guduchi and Triphala.
- Classical Jwara & Deepana focus — traditionally valued during and after seasonal fevers.
- Made to the B.B.R.-7846 formula by Virgo UAP Pharma (Virgo UAP Pharma Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad).
- Naturally fermented — carries its own self-generated alcohol, not more than 12% v/v.
- Label-verified composition — quantities reproduced exactly from the physical pack; genuine stock with bill from Riddhish Herbals.
Research on the Constituents
◆ Andrographis paniculata (Chirayata / Kalmegha) — a lead bitter of Mahasudarshan — has been reviewed in the research literature for its pharmacological activities and traditional uses — (peer-reviewed review, 2011). PMID 21438648. View on PubMed
Results were observed under study conditions. Individual results may vary. This is shared for general educational interest and is not a medical claim. Consult your Ayurvedic physician before use.
Composition (label-verified, per 10 ml)
| Ingredient | Botanical | Part | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Haritaki | Terminalia chebula | Fruit | 38.769 mg |
| Bibhitaki | Terminalia bellerica | Fruit | 38.769 mg |
| Amalaki | Emblica officinalis | Fruit | 38.769 mg |
| Haridra | Curcuma longa | Rhizome | 38.769 mg |
| Daruharidra | Berberis aristata | Rhizome | 38.769 mg |
| Kantakari | Solanum xanthocarpum | Whole Plant | 38.769 mg |
| Brihati | Solanum indicum | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Karchura (Shati) | Curcuma zedoaria | Rhizome | 38.769 mg |
| Shunthi | Zingiber officinale | Rhizome | 38.769 mg |
| Maricha | Piper nigrum | Fruit | 38.769 mg |
| Pippali | Piper longum | Fruit | 38.769 mg |
| Pippalimula | Piper longum | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Murva | Marsdenia tenacissima | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Guduchi | Tinospora cordifolia | Stem | 38.769 mg |
| Yavasa | Alhagi pseudalhagi | Whole Plant | 38.769 mg |
| Katuki | Picrorhiza kurroa | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Parpataka | Fumaria officinalis | Whole Plant | 38.769 mg |
| Javitri (Mace) | Myristica fragrans | Aril | 38.769 mg |
| Netrabala | Pavonia odorata | Whole Plant | 38.769 mg |
| Nimba Tvak | Azadirachta indica | Stem Bark | 38.769 mg |
| Pushkaramula | Iris germanica | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Yashtimadhu | Glycyrrhiza glabra | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Kutaja Tvak | Holarrhena antidysenterica | Stem Bark | 38.769 mg |
| Ajamoda (Ajwain) | Trachyspermum ammi | Fruit | 38.769 mg |
| Indrayava | Holarrhena antidysenterica | Seed | 38.769 mg |
| Bharangi | Clerodendrum serratum | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Devadaru | Cedrus deodara | Stem | 38.769 mg |
| Shigru Beeja | Moringa oleifera | Seed | 38.769 mg |
| Shuddha Tankana (Borax) | — | Powder | 38.769 mg |
| Vacha | Acorus calamus | Rhizome | 38.769 mg |
| Twak (Dalchini) | Cinnamomum zeylanicum | Stem Bark | 38.769 mg |
| Padmakashtha | Prunus cerasoides | Heart Wood | 38.769 mg |
| Ushira | Vetiveria zizanioides | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Shweta Chandana | Santalum album | Heart Wood | 38.769 mg |
| Ativisha | Aconitum heterophyllum | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Bala | Sida cordifolia | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Shalaparni | Desmodium gangeticum | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Prishnaparni | Uraria lagopoides | Leaf | 38.769 mg |
| Vidanga | Embelia ribes | Fruit | 38.769 mg |
| Tagara | Valeriana wallichii | Rhizome | 38.769 mg |
| Chitrakamula | Plumbago zeylanica | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Chavya | Piper retrofractum | Stem | 38.769 mg |
| Patolapatra | Trichosanthes cucumerina | Leaf | 38.769 mg |
| Jivaka | Malaxis muscifera | Stem | 38.769 mg |
| Lavanga | Syzygium aromaticum | Flower Bud | 38.769 mg |
| Vamshalochana | Bambusa arundinacea | Silica (crystal) | 38.769 mg |
| Shweta Kamala Pushpa | Nelumbo nucifera | Flower | 38.769 mg |
| Kakoli | Lilium polyphyllum | Root | 38.769 mg |
| Tamalapatra | Cinnamomum tamala | Leaf | 38.769 mg |
| Jati Patra | Jasminum officinale | Leaf | 38.769 mg |
| Talishapatra | Taxus baccata | Leaf | 38.769 mg |
| Trayamana | Ficus heterophylla | Leaf | 38.769 mg |
| Chirayata (Kalmegha) | Andrographis paniculata | Whole Plant | 77.538 mg |
| Dhataki Pushpa | Woodfordia fruticosa | Flower | 184.61 mg |
| Arishta Base | — | — | Q.S. |
Values are per 10 ml, reproduced from the physical label. Book reference: B.B.R.-7846 (Bharat Bhaishajya Ratnakar). Contains self-generated alcohol, not more than 12% v/v.
How to Use
As directed by your Ayurvedic physician. Traditionally, 10 to 20 ml is taken after meals twice daily, diluted with an equal quantity of water (the anupana). Shake gently before use.
Who Can Use It
Adults seeking a classical Ayurvedic bitter Jwara-and-Deepana tonic as part of a routine. Because the preparation is best matched to your constitution by a physician, and because it carries naturally generated alcohol, it is taken on the advice of a physician. Not recommended during pregnancy or lactation except on the advice of a qualified Ayurvedic physician; keep out of reach of children.
Safety Information
Mahasudarshan Quath is a classical Ayurvedic Jwaraghna preparation, best used under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic physician who can match the preparation, dose and duration to you. It contains self-generated alcohol (not more than 12% v/v). Consult your physician before use if you are pregnant, lactating, taking any medication, or managing any health condition. Results may vary from person to person.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and keep the bottle tightly closed. A natural sediment may settle at the bottom of the liquid — this is normal; shake gently before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mahasudarshan Quath?
Mahasudarshan Quath is the classical liquid form of Sudarshana Churna, a large bitter Ayurvedic formula traditionally valued as a Jwaraghna and Deepana-Pachana preparation during seasonal fevers.
Is Mahasudarshan Quath made to a classical formula?
Yes. This Virgo UAP Pharma Mahasudarshan Quath follows the Bharat Bhaishajya Ratnakar (B.B.R.-7846) reference, as printed on the pack.
How many herbs are in Mahasudarshan Quath?
It carries more than fifty classical dravyas, led by the bitters Chirayata and Katuki with Guduchi, Kutaja and the three Triphala fruits.
What is Mahasudarshan Quath also known as?
It is also written as Maha Sudarshan Kwath, Mahasudarshan Kadha and Sudarshana Kashayam.
Does Mahasudarshan Quath contain alcohol?
This liquid contains only self-generated alcohol from natural fermentation, not more than 12% v/v. No alcohol is added from outside.
How should Mahasudarshan Quath be taken?
As advised by your Ayurvedic physician. Traditionally 10 to 20 ml is taken after meals twice daily with an equal quantity of water.
Can I take Mahasudarshan Quath without consulting a doctor?
It is best taken on the advice of a qualified Ayurvedic physician, who can decide whether it suits you and for how long.
Has a lead herb of Mahasudarshan been studied scientifically?
Andrographis paniculata (Chirayata/Kalmegha), one of the lead bitters, has been reviewed in the research literature (peer-reviewed review, 2011). Results were observed under study conditions and individual results may vary.
How should I store Mahasudarshan Quath?
Keep it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, tightly closed. Shake gently before use as a natural sediment may settle.
Is Mahasudarshan Quath available at Riddhish Herbals?
Yes. Riddhish Herbals stocks genuine Virgo UAP Pharma Mahasudarshan Quath 450 ml with a bill and pan-India delivery.
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