Sariva Tablets (Hemidesmus Indicus) - 90 Tablets

Sariva Tablets (Hemidesmus indicus) 90 Tablets: Ayurvedic Skin, Cooling & Daily Wellness Support
90 Tablets | 1000 mg Each | Also known as Anantamul, Indian Sarsaparilla, Sugandhi

Sariva is one of Ayurveda’s classic blood‑cooling and skin‑support herbs, cherished for its ability to soothe Pitta, purify the blood and bring a gentle sense of calm to the body and mind. Often called Anantamul – “the endless root” – this fragrant, naturally cooling herb has been used for centuries to support clear skin, urinary comfort, nervous system relaxation and daily vitality.

Ayumantra Sariva Tablets combine Hemidesmus indicus extract and Sariva powder in a convenient daily format, making it easy to include this classical cooling Rasayana in your routine for skin wellness, internal cleansing and overall Pitta balance.

Sariva (Hemidesmus indicus), also known as Indian Sarsaparilla, is widely recognised in Ayurveda as a Rakta‑shodhana (blood‑purifying) and Pitta‑shamana (Pitta‑calming) root. Its deep reddish roots and sweet fragrance hint at its traditional roles:

• Cooling and purifying hot blood conditions that show up as acne, eczema, rashes and burning sensations
• Easing burning urine, hot flushes and internal heat, while supporting gentle detox and immunity
• Providing subtle rejuvenation and nourishment, especially where overheating and inflammation have tired the tissues

Traditional and modern sources highlight that Sariva:

• Helps cool and cleanse the blood, reducing Pitta‑driven heat, eruptions and burning sensations
• Supports skin health, improving glow and clarity from within
• Assists in urinary and reproductive wellness, including burning micturition, leucorrhoea and Pitta‑type menstrual issues
• Offers gentle support in gastritis, loss of appetite, nutritional issues and chronic fevers, when Pitta and Rakta are involved

Sariva is often described as both nourishing and cleansing, making it ideal when you want cooling and detox without losing strength.

Ayurvedic properties
Based on Ayurvedic rasapanchaka descriptions of Sariva / Anantamul:

• Rasa (Taste): Madhura (Sweet), Tikta (Bitter)
• Guna (Qualities): Guru (Heavy), Snigdha (Unctuous)
• Veerya (Potency): Sheeta (Cooling)
• Vipaka (Post‑digestive effect): Madhura (Sweet)
• Dosha action: Traditionally balances Pitta and Vata, and gently supports Kapha when used in the right context
• Ayurvedic classification: Rasayana (rejuvenating herb); Rakta‑prasādana (blood‑refining), Pitta‑shamana, immune‑supportive

This sweet, cooling, slightly oily nature makes Sariva well‑suited to:

• Hot, inflamed states (skin, blood, urine)
• Vata conditions with depletion plus heat, where calming and nourishing are both needed.

Ingredients :

• Sariva (Hemidesmus Indicus) extract
• Sariva powder

Dosage :

• Take 1-2 tablets once or twice daily, or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
• Sariva is often used after meals in tonics or with water to support digestion, cooling, and blood purification together.
• In strong Pitta states (hot skin, burning urine, heat intolerance), a practitioner may adjust dose and timing as part of a broader protocol.
  

Key Benefits:

• Traditionally supports healthy skin and complexion, especially in hot, red, Pitta‑type skin issues
• Acts as a natural cooling herb in Ayurveda, helping soothe excess heat in blood, skin and digestion
• Supports nervous system wellness and relaxation, easing irritability and heat‑linked restlessness
• Traditionally supports healthy blood purification and detoxification of Pitta and Ama from the system
• Promotes urinary and overall wellness, including burning urine and heat‑related urinary discomfort
  

Who is this for?
Sariva Tablets are ideal for individuals who want to support:

• Healthy skin with internal cooling and blood purification
• Natural body cooling, especially in hot climates or Pitta‑dominant constitutions
• Urinary wellness, particularly burning or heat‑linked discomfort
• Nervous system wellness, emotional calm and stress linked to heat and irritation
• Healthy digestion when there is gastritis, Amlapitta or heat in the upper GI tract
• Daily Ayurvedic wellness and overall vitality with a gentle cooling Rasayana

They are especially helpful for Pitta‑type individuals or those whose symptoms worsen with heat and sun exposure.

Best paired with

• A balanced diet rich in fresh fruits and vegetables, with limited deep‑fried, very spicy, and sour foods that aggravate Pitta
• Adequate hydration, including room‑temperature or slightly cool water and Pitta‑calming drinks
• Regular physical activity such as walking or yoga, avoiding over‑heating workouts in peak heat
• Healthy sleep habits and cooling self‑care routines (early nights, calming breathwork)
• Daily Ayurvedic self‑care practices like gentle oil massage, mindful eating and, where appropriate, complementary Pitta‑pacifying herbs

Trust the Source

• Premium Quality Hemidesmus indicus
• Traditional Ayurvedic Cooling Herb
• Supports Skin & Urinary Wellness
• Rich in Naturally Occurring Plant Compounds
• GMP‑Certified Facility
• Quality Tested for Purity and Potency
• Vegetarian Friendly

Contra-indications :

• Consult your healthcare practitioner before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition.
• Individuals who frequently experience excessive coldness, low circulation or recurrent sinus congestion should seek guidance before use, as Sariva is traditionally cooling and may need balancing in such cases.
• Use caution in very Kapha‑dominant, cold, damp conditions; additional warming herbs and dietary measures may be appropriate.
• Stop use and seek advice if you notice unusual fatigue, digestive changes or skin reactions.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q. What is Sariva?
Sariva (Hemidesmus indicus), also known as Anantamul or Indian Sarsaparilla, is a traditional Ayurvedic herb valued for supporting healthy skin, cooling excess Pitta, urinary wellness, detox, and overall vitality.

Q. Can Sariva Tablets be taken daily?
Yes. Sariva has traditionally been used as part of a daily Ayurvedic wellness routine when taken as directed by a healthcare practitioner, especially in Pitta‑dominant and heat‑linked conditions.

Q. Why is Sariva called Anantamul?
In Sanskrit, Anantamul means “the endless root,” referring both to the plant’s long roots and its enduring importance in Ayurvedic practice as a cooling, rejuvenating, and cleansing herb.

Q. What is Sugandhi?
Sugandhi means “fragrant.” Sariva earned this name because of the naturally sweet, earthy aroma of its roots, which is often noted in traditional texts and modern descriptions.

Q. Does Sariva support healthy skin?
Yes. Traditionally, Sariva is valued for cooling and purifying the blood, calming Pitta, reducing hot eruptions, and supporting a clear, even complexion, while aiding detox and immunity.

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