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Tummy Ease Softgel (Hingu & Ajwain) – Ayurvedic Antiflatulent Capsules – Cadila – 10s
Tummy Ease Softgel (Hingu & Ajwain) – Ayurvedic Antiflatulent Capsules – Cadila – 10s
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Tummy Ease is an Ayurvedic proprietary soft-gel capsule from Cadila Pharmaceuticals' herbal division ChezGreen, described on its pack as an antispasmodic and antiflatulent and traditionally used for gas, bloating, colicky discomfort and indigestion. Each soft gelatin capsule carries extracts of Hingu (Ferula asafoetida), Yavani (Trachyspermum ammi / ajwain), Nadihingu (Gardenia gummifera), Adrak (ginger) and Marich (black pepper). This is the herbal ChezGreen formulation — not an allopathic antacid — and is stocked by Riddhish Herbals, a trusted Ayurvedic store since 2015.
About Tummy Ease Softgel Capsules
Heaviness after a large meal, a bloated feeling that will not settle, wind that gathers and grips — these are among the oldest complaints Ayurveda addresses, and Tummy Ease gathers five well-known carminative dravyas into a single soft-gel capsule for them. It is a licensed Ayurvedic proprietary medicine made by Cadila Pharmaceuticals and marketed by its herbal division, ChezGreen.
The soft-gel format matters here. Asafoetida and ajwain owe much of their action to aromatic volatile oils; sealing their extracts inside a soft gelatin capsule keeps those oils intact until the capsule opens in the gut, and spares you the pungent taste of taking them loose. One or two capsules after a meal is the usual pattern on the pack.
Traditional Ayurvedic Importance
Hingu (asafoetida) is the classical carminative of Ayurveda. Bhavaprakasha Nighantu places it in the Hingvadi group and describes it as deepana and pachana — kindling Agni and aiding the digestion of what sits undigested — and as vata-anulomana, encouraging the downward, outward movement of wind that a bloated abdomen has lost. It is the lead herb of the classical Hingvashtaka Churna for the very same complaints.
Yavani (ajwain) is described in the same nighantu tradition as deepana, pachana and ruchya, valued for an appetising, wind-relieving quality. Adrak (fresh ginger) and Marich (black pepper) carry the deepana-pachana action further — together with Pippali they form the classical Trikatu, the three-pungents group repeatedly cited for a sluggish Agni. Nadihingu (Gardenia gummifera) is a traditional carminative companion to Hingu. Named classically, and named for what they do — not for any modern disease.
Key Features
- Five carminative dravyas in one softgel — Hingu, Yavani, Nadihingu, Adrak and Marich, label-verified.
- Antispasmodic & antiflatulent — the pack's own description; classical deepana-pachana action words.
- Volatile oils sealed in — the soft-gel shell protects the aromatic extracts until they reach the gut.
- Taken after meals — fits the everyday pattern of post-meal heaviness, gas and bloating.
- Ayurvedic, not an antacid — the ChezGreen herbal softgel, distinct from any similarly named allopathic product.
- Genuine & billed — manufacturer-sealed, GST bill provided, from Riddhish Herbals since 2015.
Research on the Constituents
◆ Hingu (Ferula asafoetida): a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled study examined an asafoetida preparation for its traditionally recognised role in comfortable digestion (functional dyspepsia) — (Mala KN et al., 2018 — Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine). PMID 30224930. View on PubMed
◆ Yavani (Trachyspermum ammi, ajwain): a pharmacological study observed a spasmolytic (smooth-muscle-relaxing) action of ajwain essence on isolated intestinal tissue, supporting its traditionally recognised carminative and antispasmodic role — (Hejazian SH et al., 2014 — North American Journal of Medical Sciences). PMID 25599053. View on PubMed
◆ Adrak (Zingiber officinale, ginger): researchers observed that ginger was associated with stimulation of gastric emptying and antral motility in adults, consistent with its long traditional use as a digestive — (Hu ML et al., 2011 — World Journal of Gastroenterology). PMID 21218090. 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 — each soft gelatin capsule)
| Ingredient (Sanskrit / common) | Botanical | Part / Ref | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hingu | Ferula asafoetida | Oleo-gum-resin ext. · A.B. | 36.7% w/w |
| Yavani (Ajwain) | Trachyspermum ammi | Fruit ext. · A.B. | 36.7% w/w |
| Nadihingu | Gardenia gummifera | Gum-resin ext. · A.B. | 13.7% w/w |
| Adrak (Ginger) | Zingiber officinale | Rhizome ext. · A.B. | 9.2% w/w |
| Marich (Black Pepper) | Piper nigrum | Fruit ext. · A.B. | 3.7% w/w |
| Excipients | — | Soft-gel base | q.s. |
A.B. = Aryabhishak. Reproduced verbatim from the Cadila / ChezGreen pack. The soft-gel shell is gelatin-based, so the capsule is non-vegetarian. Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine; Mfg. Lic. No. JK/01/Ay-Un/09-10/159. Manufactured by Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd; marketed by ChezGreen, a division of Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
How to Use
As printed on the pack: one or two soft gel capsules after meals with a full glass of water, or as and when required — best taken as directed by your Ayurvedic physician. The traditional anupana (vehicle) is simply warm water, which suits the warming, carminative nature of the herbs.
Who Can Use It
Suited to adults looking for everyday digestive comfort after meals — the post-meal heaviness, gas and bloating the pack is meant for. Please note the soft-gel shell is gelatin (non-vegetarian). If you are pregnant, lactating, taking regular medication or managing any health condition, speak to your physician before starting. For infants and young children, the Tummy Ease Drops are the age-appropriate form — and even then only under a physician's guidance.
Safety Information
Tummy Ease is a licensed Ayurvedic proprietary medicine for general digestive comfort, not a remedy for any disease. Keep to the quantity on the pack. Consult a qualified Ayurvedic physician before use if you are pregnant, lactating, on medication, or managing any medical condition. The soft-gel shell is gelatin-based (non-vegetarian). Keep out of reach of children. Results may vary from person to person.
Storage
Store below 30°C in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keep the strip sealed until use and keep out of reach of children.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Tummy Ease an Ayurvedic or an allopathic medicine?
It is a licensed Ayurvedic proprietary medicine — the ChezGreen herbal soft-gel made by Cadila Pharmaceuticals. It is a different product from any similarly named allopathic antacid, so do check that you are buying the Ayurvedic ChezGreen softgel.
Is it AYUSH / GMP made?
It is manufactured by Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd under Ayurvedic manufacturing licence No. JK/01/Ay-Un/09-10/159 and is a licensed Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. The pack carries the licence number; we describe it exactly on that basis.
Can I take it without consulting a doctor?
The pack allows one or two capsules after meals for general digestive comfort. As with any medicine it is best to check with a qualified Ayurvedic physician, especially if you are pregnant, lactating, on other medication, or managing a health condition.
What is Hingu, and why is it in here?
Hingu is asafoetida — the classical Ayurvedic carminative, described as deepana and pachana and as vata-anulomana (helping trapped wind move downward and out). It is the lead herb of the traditional Hingvashtaka Churna for the same kind of gas and bloating.
What are the alternate names of these ingredients?
Hingu is also called Hing or asafoetida (Ferula asafoetida); Yavani is Ajwain or ajowan (Trachyspermum ammi); Adrak is fresh ginger (Zingiber officinale); Marich is black pepper (Piper nigrum); Nadihingu is Gardenia gummifera. Both Sanskrit and common names are given so you can recognise the formula.
Is the capsule vegetarian?
No. Tummy Ease is a soft gelatin capsule, so the shell is gelatin-based and the product is non-vegetarian. We state this plainly so you can decide.
How is this different from other digestive products?
Rather than a single spice, it sets five classical carminatives — Hingu, Yavani, Nadihingu, Adrak and Marich — in a soft-gel that seals in their aromatic oils. Our listing also gives the full label-verified composition, the classical references and constituent research, which the marketplace listings do not.
Has ajwain or asafoetida been studied?
Yes. A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled study looked at asafoetida for comfortable digestion (PMID 30224930), and a pharmacological study observed a spasmolytic action of ajwain on intestinal tissue (PMID 25599053). These describe the herb's traditional carminative use; individual results may vary.
How should I store it, and is it available at Riddhish Herbals?
Store below 30°C, away from sunlight, out of reach of children. Yes — Riddhish Herbals stocks genuine Tummy Ease with a bill provided, and ships pan-India.
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