Seenthil Choornam
Seenthil Choornam is a Siddha Medicine mainly used for intermittent fevers and chronic fevers. It also reduces inflammation, so it is indicated in all diseases in which inflammation occurs. In addition, it is used to treat disorders of the digestive system and respiratory system. In the digestive system, it is beneficial for the management of mild diarrhea occurring with mucus discharge, hyperdipsia (intense thirst), heartburn, indigestion, Flatulence, constipation, mild stomachalgia (stomach ache) and splenomegaly. In the respiratory system, it is used to manage recurrent upper respiratory tract infections, recurrent cough, recurrent common cold, persistent sneezing (along with black pepper), and asthma.
Ingredients (Composition)
Ingredients | Quantity |
Shindilakodi (Tinospora Cordifolia) | 100% |
Medicinal Properties
Seenthil Choornam has following medicinal properties:
- Mild antipyretic
- Adaptogen
- Antacid
- Anticancer
- Anti-constipation
- Anti-gout
- Anti-inflammatory
- Anti-mutagenic
- Antioxidant
- Antipruritic
- Anti-stress
- Carminative
- Digestive Stimulant
- Febrifuge
- Gastrointestinal protective
- Hematogenic (helps in formation of red blood cells)
- Immunomodulatory
- Mild Analgesic
- Rejuvenative
Therapeutic Indications
- Intermittent fevers
- Chronic fevers
- Constipation
- Flatulence
- Heartburn
- Hyperdipsia (intense thirst)
- Hyperacidity
- Indigestion
- Mild diarrhea occurring with mucus discharge
- Mild stomachalgia (stomach ache)
- Splenomegaly
- Asthma
- Persistent sneezing (along with black pepper)
- Recurrent common cold
- Recurrent cough
- Recurrent upper respiratory tract infections
- Internal hemorrhages
- Poisonous bites
- Jaundice
- Helminthiasis
- General debility (mainly that occurs after fever or chronic disease)
- Anaemia
- Seminal weakness
- Erysipelas
- Emaciation
- Urinary tract infections (along with other medicines)
Seenthil Choornam Benefits & Medicinal Uses
Seenthil Choornam contains Tinospora Cordifolia, so it has all benefits that you get with Tinospora Cordifolia.
Read More: Tinospora Cordifolia
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.
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