Nagarmotha (Musta) Powder
The classic Ayurvedic digestive root for gut balance and calm
Rs.110Rs.170
For Digestion & Gut Comfort
Digestive Health Combo
Kindle your agni - smooth digestion, less bloating and a lighter gut.
Rs.370
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You save Rs.330 vs buying the herbs separately
4 herbs included
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Many people feel lighter digestion and less bloating within 2-4 weeks of regular use.
Curated Together
What's Inside This Kit
Each herb is chosen for a specific role — together they form a complete protocol.
Chitrak Root (Chitrang Jad) Powder
The classic Ayurvedic root that kindles your digestive fire
Rs.130Rs.200
Marod Fali (Helicteres Isora) Powder
The twisted screw-shaped pod for gut comfort and balance
Rs.110Rs.170
Badi Harde (Haritaki) Powder
The King of Herbs - gentle cleansing, everyday digestive balance
Rs.100Rs.160
Why Choose This Kit
Key Advantages
- Kindles agni (digestive fire) and a healthy appetite
- Chitrak - a supreme Deepana root for strong digestion
- Eases bloating, gas and post-meal heaviness
- Nagarmotha and Marod Fali help firm stools and calm cramping
- Badi Harde gently relieves occasional constipation
- Helps clear ama (metabolic toxins) for a lighter feeling
- Supports both sluggish and sensitive digestion
- Four pure single-origin herbs, better value as a blend
About the Digestive Health Combo
The Digestive Health Combo unites four classical Ayurvedic digestive herbs - Nagarmotha, Chitrak, Marod Fali and Badi Harde - to kindle agni (digestive fire) and restore comfortable, regular digestion.
Whether you struggle with bloating, sluggish digestion, irregularity or that heavy post-meal feeling, this kit offers gentle, time-tested support to help your gut work the way it should. It's a natural companion for anyone wanting steady digestive comfort.
How This Combo Works
In Ayurveda, most digestive trouble stems from weak agni and the build-up of ama (metabolic toxins). Chitrak is a supreme Agni Deepana root that kindles the digestive fire and appetite. Nagarmotha supports digestion, calms the gut and firms loose stools. Marod Fali tones the intestines and eases cramping, while Badi Harde (Haritaki) gently cleanses and relieves occasional constipation. Together they kindle digestion, tone the gut and clear ama - covering both sluggish and sensitive digestion.
Each Herb's Role
- Nagarmotha (Musta): Supports digestion and appetite, calms the gut and helps firm loose stools.
- Chitrak Root: A supreme Agni Deepana root that kindles digestive fire and clears ama.
- Marod Fali (Helicteres Isora): Tones the intestines, calms cramping and supports firm, healthy stools.
- Badi Harde (Large Haritaki): The King of Herbs - gently cleanses and relieves occasional constipation.
Ideal For
- Anyone with bloating, gas or post-meal heaviness
- People with sluggish or irregular digestion
- Those prone to occasional constipation
- Anyone wanting to clear ama and feel lighter
- People seeking natural, gentle gut support
How to Use
Before meals, take 1/4 tsp Chitrak and 1/4-1/2 tsp Nagarmotha with warm water to kindle digestion. For loose stools or cramping, take 1/4 tsp Marod Fali with water. At bedtime, take 1/2 tsp Badi Harde (Haritaki) with warm water for gentle overnight cleansing. Adjust to your needs and start gently. Please consult a qualified physician before use, especially in pregnancy or with any digestive condition.
These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult a qualified physician before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which herb do I take for constipation vs loose stools?
Badi Harde (Haritaki) at night gently relieves constipation; Nagarmotha and Marod Fali help firm loose stools. The kit lets you tailor to your need.
Can I take all four every day?
Yes, in the suggested small amounts. Use Chitrak and Nagarmotha before meals and Haritaki at night. Reduce or pause any herb if not needed.
Will Chitrak be too heating?
Chitrak is warming and kindles agni. Use the small recommended amount; if you have high Pitta or acidity, keep the dose low and consult a physician.
Is Haritaki habit-forming as a laxative?
Haritaki is a gentle Anulomana (regulating) herb rather than a harsh purgative and is traditionally used long-term, but use modest amounts.
Can I take it with meals?
Deepana herbs like Chitrak and Nagarmotha work best just before meals; Haritaki is best at bedtime, away from food.
