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Gokharu Kwath

Name: Gokharu Kwath
Brand: Prachyam Ayurveda
SKU: PA-A1960625
Price: 230.00 INR
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Good for Vata & Pitta

गोखरू क्वाथ

A single-herb decoction of Gokshura fruit, traditionally taken for burning urination, gravel and general urinary comfort.

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How to take: 40–80 ml of the prepared decoction, twice a day on an empty stomach, or as directed by a registered Ayurvedic physician.

Urinary Comfort: The classical Mutravirechaniya drug for burning and difficult flow
Gravel: Traditionally used in Ashmari for its lithontriptic action
Strength: Gokshura is also a Balya and Vrishya dravya

Traditionally chosen for: Gut Health Bone & Joint Health Digestion & Gut Health Joint & Pain Relief

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About this formulation

Gokharu Kwath is the simplest of the urinary preparations: Gokshura (Tribulus terrestris) fruit boiled down into a decoction. Charaka places Gokshura at the head of the Mutravirechaniya group — the drugs that promote free flow of urine — and the classical texts use it for Mutrakrichra (painful urination) and Ashmari (gravel). Because it is a Kwath rather than an extract, it is prepared fresh and taken warm. It is also the base on which several larger urinary formulas are built.

Classical reference: Bhavaprakasha Nighantu; Gokshura is described in Charaka Samhita, Mutravirechaniya.

Ingredients

Sanskrit	Name	Botanical source	Part used	Mukhya Karma
गोखरू	Gokharu	Tribulus terrestris	Fruit	Mutrala, Ashmarighna, Vrishya
जल हेतु क्वाथ	Water for Decoction	Aqua		Dravakara, Bhavana, Kledakara

Dosage & how to take

40–80 ml of the prepared decoction, twice a day on an empty stomach, or as directed by a registered Ayurvedic physician.

Safety & contraindications

Use under supervision in kidney disease or when on diuretics. Consult a physician if pregnant.

This is a traditional Ayurvedic formulation. Information here describes classical usage and is not a substitute for medical advice. Consult a qualified physician before use, especially if pregnant, nursing, or on medication.