Seenthil Choornam has following medicinal properties:

1. Mild antipyretic
2. Adaptogen
3. Antacid
4. Anticancer
5. Anti-constipation
6. Anti-gout
7. Anti-inflammatory
8. Anti-mutagenic
9. Antioxidant
10. Antipruritic
11. Anti-stress
12. Carminative
13. Digestive Stimulant
14. Febrifuge
15. Gastrointestinal protective
16. Hematogenic (helps in formation of red blood cells)
17. Immunomodulatory
18. Mild Analgesic
19. Rejuvenative

Therapeutic Indications

1. Intermittent fevers
2. Chronic fevers
3. Constipation
4. Flatulence
5. Heartburn
6. Hyperdipsia (intense thirst)
7. Hyperacidity
8. Indigestion
9. Mild diarrhea occurring with mucus discharge
10. Mild stomachalgia (stomach ache)
11. Splenomegaly
12. Asthma
13. Persistent sneezing (along with black pepper)
14. Recurrent common cold
15. Recurrent cough
16. Recurrent upper respiratory tract infections
17. Internal hemorrhages
18. Poisonous bites
19. Jaundice
20. Helminthiasis
21. General debility (mainly that occurs after fever or chronic disease)
22. Anaemia
23. Seminal weakness
24. Erysipelas
25. Emaciation
26. Urinary tract infections (along with other medicines)

Dosage & Administration

Children  250 mg to 1.5 grams

Adults    1 to 3 grams

How to Take Seenthil Choornam

Doses (how many times should I take?)         2 to 3 times

Right Time (When should I take?)   After Meal

Adjuvant : With ghee or  warm water

Safety Profile

Seenthil Choornam contains only Tinospora Cordifolia, which is the safest herb. It is likely safe for children, adults, pregnant women and lactating mothers.