Ayukalash - The Ayurvedic heart care syrup for a healthy heart

As we all know, the heart is the most important organ in our body, as it plays a most vital role in sustaining life. While all organs are critical and play specific important functions in our daily lives, they all need constant and consistent blood flow for them to function. The heart is the organ that supplies and controls blood flow to all organs. So, maintaining a healthy heart is without a doubt an essential part of our overall health and well-being. 

Regular exercise, lifestyle choices, and reducing stress are important factors here. Heart tonics or syrups that aid in heart health can also be beneficial, especially to people who are prone to cardiac issues. Ayukalash, a wonderful herbal mix made from a combination of natural ingredients, is one such healthy heart tonic for better cardiovascular health. 

Key Benefits of Ayukalash heart care syrup

• Helps to improve overall strength and stamina
• Facilitates proper blood flow from the arteries to all the vital organs
• Enhances the body's metabolism and overall digestion
• Assists in proper weight management 
• Reduces bad cholesterol while promoting good cholesterol
• Antioxidant properties help protect against damages due to free radicals in the body.
• Detoxifies the body by aiding in flushing out harmful toxins

Ingredients in Ayukalash heart care syrup

Ayukalash heart care syrup is a combination of powerful herbs and fruits that provides many benefits, including antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Each of the components is carefully chosen, and the combination is scientifically tested and proven. The 10 ingredients in Ayukalash tonic are

1. Arjuna (Terminalia arjuna): Arjuna is a very common herb used in Ayurvedic medicines since the early ages. This herb has flavonoids, phytosterols, and tannins and is also rich in minerals like calcium and magnesium. The antioxidant properties of Arjuna help reduce oxidative stress in the body cells, while its anti-inflammatory benefits reduce inflammation in the blood cells, paving the way for optimal blood flow.
2. Dashmool, or Dashamoola, is a powerful combination of the roots of 10 medicinal herbs. Dashmool corrects vata dosha imbalance, calms the nervous system, and thus helps in reducing stress and anxiety. It also reduces the risk of blood clots, improves lung function, strengthens the digestive fire (Agni) in the body, and flushes out toxins (Ama) from the body.
3. Muli Kshar (radish alkali) is derived from the radish plant. The therapeutic properties of this herb stimulate digestion, balance weight by breaking down excessive fat, and help in processing sugar content in the food, thus helping to control diabetes.
4. Yava Kshar (barley alkali) is made from barley. This herb also helps in promoting overall metabolism and digestion, proper weight management, and in controlling blood sugar and blood pressure.
5. Apple or Seb (Pyrus malus) is a common and delicious fruit that offers plenty of health benefits. The common saying that 'an apple a day keeps a doctor away' is quite apt considering the various benefits of consuming this fruit. Apple is rich in fiber content like pectin, flavonoids (pigments) like quercetin, potassium, and also has Vitamin C and Vitamin K. These elements help in lowering bad cholesterol levels, reducing inflammation and thus blood pressure, and protecting against free radicals damage.
6. Lemon, or nimbu, or citron (Citrus medica) is widely used in Ayurvedic medicines as it is a rich source of nutrients. The high proportion of fiber, potassium, phytonutrients like limonene, and vitamin C makes it a powerful component that helps control inflammation, oxidative stress, cholesterol levels, and respiratory tract infections. Citron also aids natural detoxification and in reducing weight due to its high fiber and low-calorie content.
7. Ginger, or Adrak (Zingiber officinale), is again a very common element in Ayurvedic preparations. This herb is packed with minerals like potassium and magnesium and phytonutrients like ginger and paradol. The benefits of using ginger include reducing indigestion, improving immunity, clearing chest congestion, and improving blood flow.
8. Garlic, or Lahsun (Allium sativum), is a common ingredient in traditional Indian cuisine and in Ayurvedic medicines. It helps to boost immunity, relieve chest congestion, reduce fat buildup in the arteries, and also aids in better digestion and in detoxification.
9. Pomegranate or Anar (Punica granatum) is a nutrient rich fruit high on antioxidants like flavonoids and punicalagins, vitamins like Vitamin C & K and minerals like potassium. The antioxidant elements help fight free radicals and reduce oxidative stress. They also help in reducing bad cholesterol (LDL) while improving good cholesterol (HDL). 
10. Honey, or madhu, the good old natural sweetener, is common in Ayurveda, ancient Greek medicines, and in other folk remedies since ancient times. It provides excellent anti-inflammatory benefits that help control cholesterol levels and reduce blood pressure levels. The antioxidant properties that honey has help in fighting free radical damage to the cells and in boosting overall immunity.

Composition of Ayukalash heart care syrup

Each 10 ml of Ayukalash syrup contains extracts derived from the 10 ingredients as listed below.

Ayukalash syrup usage:

The usual dosage of Ayukalash heart syrup is 15-30 ml daily. It is best to take it on an empty stomach every morning with lukewarm water. Please consult your Ayurveda doctor before starting to use this syrup.

User experiences - Ayukalash: 

The experience of the users who have used Ayukalash tonic can be summarized as 

• Stabilization of cholesterol levels
• Increase in energy levels
• Improvement in overall wellness
• Taste can be a little pungent for some

Changes in lifestyle, increased stress levels, and genetic factors have all led to a situation where cardiac health is a major concern in India. Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in India, contributing to more than 25% of the total number of deaths. An even more worrying factor is that many people under 50 years are affected, unlike in developed countries where the onset of heart diseases happens at an older age. It affects both rural and urban populations in India. While lesser awareness and challenges in getting access to healthcare facilities are the main reasons in rural parts, unhealthy diet and sedentary lifestyle are the main reasons for the prevalence of heart diseases in urban areas. A change in lifestyle and a balanced and healthy diet can go a long way in combating these issues. In case of any heart problems, consult a doctor immediately and follow medications only as per the advice of the doctor.