Punarnavadi Kwath-100 GM| Boerhavia diffusa – Natural Urinary & Fluid Balance Support | by Riddhish Herbals

🔹 BULLET POINTS

• Authentic Ayurvedic Blend: Inspired by classical textual references and traditional preparation methods.
• Natural Wellness Support: Traditionally valued for maintaining healthy fluid balance and internal harmony.
• Herbal Synergy: A thoughtful combination of multiple herbs for holistic body balance.
• Daily Lifestyle Compatible: Can be integrated easily into morning or evening wellness routines.
• Pure Herbal Preparation: Formulated without artificial colours, flavours or chemical additives.
• Traditional Ayurveda Based: Prepared following time-tested Ayurvedic formulation concepts.
• Plant-Based Formula: Suitable for individuals preferring natural and herbal wellness solutions.

🔹 USAGE & INDICATION

• Traditionally used in Ayurveda to support internal fluid balance
• Helps maintain natural urinary system wellness
• Supports general metabolic harmony (Agni balance)
• Aids overall internal purification practices
• Supports Dosha balance as per Ayurveda
• Encourages holistic wellbeing when used regularly under guidance

🔹 DESCRIPTION

In Ayurveda, wellness is not merely the absence of imbalance — it is the constant nurturing of the body's natural intelligence. Riddhish Herbals Punarnavadi Kwath is a classical herbal decoction inspired by ancient Ayurvedic wisdom, designed to support the body’s innate self-regulating systems through natural botanical synergy.

Punarnava (Boerhavia diffusa), the primary herb in this formulation, holds a revered place in classical Ayurveda for its traditional association with internal rejuvenation and fluid regulation. It is carefully blended with several other time-honoured herbs that are widely described in Ayurvedic literature for their supportive roles in detoxification, digestion, and internal balance.

Modern lifestyle challenges such as irregular routines, unbalanced dietary habits, disturbed sleep cycles, and environmental stressors may impact the body's internal functioning over time. Ayurveda emphasises daily practices and gentle herbal support to maintain balance and resilience. Punarnavadi Kwath fits naturally into this philosophy as a supportive element in a wellness-focused routine.

Prepared in the traditional Kwath (decoction) form, this formulation follows the Ayurvedic principle that boiling herbs enhances their bioavailability and releases their essence efficiently. The result is a strong herbal infusion that aligns with Ayurveda’s approach toward slow, sustainable wellness.

This formulation is suitable for individuals who prefer plant-based wellness products and seek to incorporate traditional herbal formulations into their daily routine. Consistent use, lifestyle regulation and balanced dietary habits are central to experiencing the long-term benefits of Ayurveda.

🔹 INGREDIENTS

• Boerhavia diffusa – Punarnava
• Azadirachta indica – Neem
• Trichosanthes dioica – Patola
• Zingiber officinale – Sonth
• Andrographis paniculata – Kalmegh
• Tinospora cordifolia – Giloy
• Cedrus deodara – Devdaru
• Curcuma longa – Haldi
• Terminalia chebula – Haritaki
• Tribulus terrestris – Gokshura
• Crataeva nurvala – Varuna

🔹 IMPORTANCE OF EACH INGREDIENT

• Punarnava: Traditionally valued for maintaining internal fluid balance and rejuvenation.
• Neem: Described as supportive in internal cleansing practices.
• Patola: Traditionally associated with digestion and internal cooling support.
• Sonth: Known in Ayurveda for digestive stimulation and metabolic balance.
• Kalmegh: Considered beneficial for internal detox balance.
• Giloy: Highly regarded for general wellbeing and adaptability support.
• Devdaru: Traditionally used for balancing internal systems.
• Haldi: Valued for antioxidant and traditional cleansing support.
• Haritaki: Known for digestive and dosha-balancing attributes.
• Gokshura: Described as supportive for urinary wellness.
• Varuna: Traditionally associated with maintaining internal channel clarity.

🔹 DOSAGE

As directed by the Ayurvedic practitioner.
Generally: 10–15 ml decoction once or twice daily after meals, or as advised.

🔹 HOW TO USE

Boil the recommended quantity with water, reduce, filter and consume as directed by your Vaidya. Use consistently along with a balanced routine.

🔹 FAQs 

Q1. Is this suitable for daily use?
Yes, under professional guidance.

Q2. Is it safe for long-term intake?
Traditional use supports long-term usage under supervision.

Q3. Is it vegetarian?
Yes, it is 100% plant-based.

Q4. Can I use it with other products?
Consult your practitioner for combination guidance.

Q5. Is it suitable for children?
Only when advised by a qualified practitioner.

Q6. Does it contain artificial additives?
No, it contains only herbal ingredients.

Q7. How should it be stored?
Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight.

Q8. Is it safe during pregnancy?
Consult a doctor before use.

Q9. How long before results are felt?
Ayurvedic impact depends on lifestyle and consistency.

Q10. Any known side effects?
Generally well tolerated when used appropriately.

🔹 REGIONAL NAMES

Regional Names:
✅ Hindi: पुनर्नवादि काढ़ा / कषाय
✅ Gujarati: પુનર્નવાદિ કાથ
✅ Marathi: पुनर्नवादि काढा
✅ Tamil: புனர்நவாதி கஷாயம்
✅ Kannada: ಪುನರ್ನವಾದಿ ಕಷಾಯ
✅ Malayalam: പുനർനവാദി കശായം

Other Names:
✨ Punarnavadi Kashayam
✨ Punarnava Kwath
✨ Punarnava Kashaya

🔹 SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE & REFERENCES

Punarnava (Boerhavia diffusa) has been studied for its traditional association with fluid regulation and antioxidant properties. Experimental research suggests its plant compounds are linked with physiological balance and internal homeostasis.¹

Tinospora cordifolia (Giloy) has been explored for its role in supporting immune modulation and functional balance in clinical settings.²

Curcuma longa (Turmeric) has been studied for its antioxidant profile and its role in maintaining healthy inflammation markers.³

These scientific inquiries align with traditional Ayurvedic documentation describing these herbs as supportive of internal purification, metabolic function and daily vitality.

References:

1. Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2013
2. AYU Journal, 2015
3. Phytotherapy Research, 2017
4. Search Google Scholar: “Boerhavia diffusa Ayurvedic study”, “Giloy research Ayurveda”

To explore traditional references, visit Google Scholar:
https://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=Boerhavia+diffusa+Ayurvedic+study