Krishna's Herbal & Ayurveda's Swarnaprashan is an ancient Ayurvedic practice of administering pure gold bhasma to kids to make them stronger. Krishna’s Swarnaprashan can be given to kids aged between 0 to 16 years. It is prepared with swarna bhasma (gold ash) and every 10 grams contains 30 mg of swarna bhasma. Swarnaprashan is prepared by mixing swarna bhasma with honey and Brahmi ghrit or ghee. Brahmi Ghrit contains Brahmi, Dantimool, Shankhpushpi, Amaltas, Sonth, Shikakai, Mariach, Vaividang, Pipali, Nishoth Kali, and Nishoth.
Key Benefits
Promotes Growth and Development : Swarnaprashan supports the overall growth and development of children. It Helps in physical, mental, and emotional development, potentially contributing to better health outcomes in the long run.
Improves Digestion: The herbs and ingredients in Swarnaprashan are often claimed to aid digestion and promote gastrointestinal health. This may lead to better nutrient absorption and overall digestive well-being in children
Protects Against Respiratory Issues: Swarnaprashan is thought to have properties that support respiratory health, potentially reducing the frequency and severity of respiratory disorders.
Supports Overall Well-being: Swarnaprashan is often seen as a holistic approach to health maintenance in children. It is believed to contribute to their overall well-being, vitality, and longevity.
Enhances Appetite: Swarnaprashan is believed to stimulate the digestive fire (agni) in the body, which may help improve appetite in children who have poor eating habits or reduced appetite.
Enhances Nutritional Absorption: The combination of herbs and ingredients in Swarnaprashan is believed to improve the absorption and assimilation of nutrients from food, ensuring optimal nourishment for growing children.
Key Ingredients
Swarna Bhasma
Ghee
Honey
Brahmi
Direction For Use
Swarna Prashan drops can be given 1 Spoons every day 0 – 6 Months
2 Spoons every day 6 – 2 years, 3 Spoons every day 2 – 5 years
4 Spoons every day 5 – 10 years & 5 Spoons every day 10 – 16 years or as directed by physician.
