A classical-inspired Ayurvedic formulation developed under the guidance of Nadi Vaidya Dr. Ajit Singh Yadav to support liver health and natural body detoxification.
- Supports healthy liver function
- Helps the body's natural detox process
- Best results with the recommended diet and lifestyle
How to take (समय और अनुपान)
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When: After meals.
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Anupan: Take right after the meal with just a little water (2–3 sips). If you feel like drinking more water, take it 1 hour after the meal instead. This keeps to the Nadi Vaidya rule of no water for an hour after meals.
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Dose: As printed on the label, or as advised by your vaidya after Nadi Pariksha.
समय: भोजन के बाद। अनुपान: भोजन के तुरंत बाद थोड़े से पानी (2–3 घूँट) से लें। ज़्यादा पानी पीने की इच्छा हो तो भोजन के 1 घंटे बाद लें। मात्रा: लेबल के अनुसार या वैद्य की सलाह से।
Inside the Formula: Shastrokta Wisdom & Modern Research
Ayurveda describes the liver (yakrit) as the root of raktavaha srotas and the seat of ranjaka pitta. Fatty liver is understood as a build-up of kapha and meda with weak agni. Fatty Liv Care combines the classical yakrit herbs (Punarnava, Kumari, Kalmegh, Rohitaka, Kakamachi) with agni-deepana herbs and the classical rasa-yoga Arogyavardhini.
Kumari (Ghritkumari) · Aloe barbadensis
Shastrokta view: Cooling and bitter, Kumari is a rasayana and is classically described for yakrit-pliha vriddhi (enlarged liver and spleen).
कुमारी भेदनी शीता तिक्ता नेत्र्या रसायनी।
— Bhavaprakasha Nighantu
Meaning: Kumari (aloe) is cooling, bitter and a rasayana. The same text lists it for enlargement of the liver and spleen (yakrit-pliha vriddhi).
Rohitaka, Chitraka & Shunthi · Tecomella undulata · Plumbago zeylanica · Zingiber officinale
Shastrokta view: Rohitaka is the classical herb for yakrit-pliha disorders (the basis of Rohitakarishta). Chitraka is the strongest agni-deepana herb, and Shunthi digests ama. Together they restart a sluggish agni.
चित्रकः कटुकः पाके वह्निकृत् पाचनो लघुः।
रूक्षोष्णो ग्रहणीकुष्ठशोथार्शःकृमिकासनुत्॥
— Bhavaprakasha Nighantu
Meaning: Chitraka is the strongest kindler of agni (vahnikrit) and digester of ama.
Arogyavardhini Rasa & Mandoor Bhasma · Classical preparations
Shastrokta view: Arogyavardhini is a classical rasa-yoga used for kushtha and liver disorders, with Kutki as its main herb. Mandoor bhasma (purified iron oxide) is the classical preparation for pandu and yakrit vikara.
Complete composition (as printed on the label)
| Ingredient |
Botanical / Type |
Part / Form |
| Punarnava |
Boerhavia diffusa |
Root · extract |
| Kumari |
Aloe barbadensis |
Leaf · extract |
| Kalmegh |
Andrographis paniculata |
Whole plant · extract |
| Kakamachi |
Solanum nigrum |
Fruit · extract |
| Sonth |
Zingiber officinale |
Rhizome · extract |
| Rohitaka |
Tecomella undulata |
Bark · extract |
| Kasni |
Cichorium intybus |
Seed · extract |
| Chitrakmool |
Plumbago zeylanica |
Root · extract |
| Triphala |
Classical |
Fruit · extract |
| Curry leaf |
Murraya koenigii |
Leaf · bhavana |
| Erand patra |
Ricinus communis |
Leaf · bhavana |
| Arogyavardhini rasa |
Classical |
Powder |
| Mandoor bhasma |
Classical |
Bhasma |
Plus standard tablet excipients and permitted preservative, as per label.
About the research notes: the studies cited were done on individual ingredients or their extracts, not on this finished product, and are shared for education. The classical descriptions are from Ayurvedic texts. Ayurvedic care is individual, so dose, timing and anupan are best decided by your vaidya after Nadi Pariksha.
The expertise behind this formulation
Nadi Vaidya Dr. Ajit Singh Yadav — Founder & Chairman of the Nadi Vaidya Group — brings over 36 years of Nadi Pariksha (Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis) experience. Together with Nadi Vaidya Dr. Saloni Yadav Vashishth and Nadi Vaidya Dr. Mohit Vashishth, he has served as Ayurvedic health consultant to an international clientele — royal families, Bollywood and Hollywood personalities, India's leading business families and many eminent personalities — most of whom follow the Nadi Vaidya diet and lifestyle.
Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. Use under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic physician. Not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
