Triphala Tablet – Traditional Ayurvedic Gut & Detox Support

(Formulation and strength may vary based on Ayurvedic classical reference or manufacturer’s standards)

Triphala Tablet is a classical Ayurvedic combination of Amalaki, Bibhitaki, and Haritaki—three fruits known for their unique synergy in supporting gut health, metabolism, natural detoxification, and rejuvenation.
Prepared as per the manufacturer's chosen reference (Sharangdhara / Charaka / AFI / Extract-based variations), this tablet provides a convenient and standardized form suitable for long-term wellness protocols.

Reference

भावप्रकाश, हरीतक्यादिवर्ग; ४१ / Aryabhishak - આર્યભીષક - હિન્દુસ્તાન નો વૈધરાજ / Ayurvedic Formulary of India 1-7:15

पथ्याविभीतधात्रीणां फले: स्यात्त्रिफला संमेः । 

Key Benefits

• Supports smooth and regular bowel movements
• Helps reduce gas, bloating, heaviness, and Ama accumulation
• Promotes detoxification of the gastrointestinal tract
• Enhances Agni without overheating the system
• Acts as a Rasayana, improving vitality, immunity & tissue rejuvenation
• Supports fat metabolism and healthy weight balance
• Beneficial for skin health by promoting internal cleansing
• Supports eye health due to its Chakshushya (vision-supporting) action
• Helps maintain healthy cholesterol and glucose metabolism

(Note: Benefits may slightly vary depending on extract ratio / herb strength.)

Key Ingredients

Haritaki, Bibhitaki, Amalaki (Ingredients may vary slightly as per classical reference or manufacturer)

How to Use

• General Dose: 1–2 tablets once or twice daily
• Common Use: At bedtime with warm water
• Dosage may vary depending on manufacturer recommendations and practitioner advice.

Anupana (Co-administered with):

• Warm water – for constipation & detox
• Ghee – for Pitta conditions, acidity
• Honey – for Kapha disorders (only when taking in daytime)

Safety & Precautions

• Avoid in pregnancy unless advised by a physician
• Caution in diarrhoea, dysentery, and dehydration
• Use carefully in low body weight, the elderly, or very weak digestion
• Store in a cool, dry place
• If digestive irritation occurs, reduce dose

Practitioner’s Guide (Clinical Use)

Dosha-Based Indications

• Vata : Constipation, dry stools, Gas, bloating, Irregular bowel habits. Bedtime with warm water or warm milk
• Pitta: Acidity, gastritis, Skin issues due to aggravated Pitta. With ghee or cool water
• Kapha: Slow metabolism, Weight gain tendencies, Lethargy, heaviness. With honey (in daytime) or warm water

Ideal Patient Profile

• Sedentary lifestyle
• Irregular eating habits
• Low-fiber diet
• Chronic constipation
• Mild to moderate metabolic issues
• Skin dullness due to internal Ama
• Computer professionals (for eye support)
• Smokers/alcohol consumers (requires detox support)

Recommended Combinations (As per condition)

(Practitioners may modify combinations based on Agni and Prakriti.)

Contraindications / Use with Care:

• Active diarrhea
• Severe dehydration
• Very weak digestion (Mandagni)
• Patients with electrolyte imbalance
• Post-operative patients
• Children under 8 years
• Pregnant women (unless specifically advised)

Practitioner Tip:

• Evaluate Koshtha (bowel tendency):
  • Mridu Koshtha: start with low dose → 1 tablet
  • Madhyama Koshtha: 1–2 tablets
  • Krura Koshtha: 2–3 tablets, possibly with warm milk/ghee
• For detox programs, recommend minimum 6–12 weeks of continuous use.
• Always adjust dose based on Agni, bowel consistency, and patient tolerance.

Buying Tips:

• Check the reference used
• Ensure GMP certification of the manufacturing unit
• Check whether tablets are extract-based or churna-based

Check Sensory Markers (Organoleptic Evaluation)

• Colour: Brown to dark brown (varies by fruit ratio)
• Taste: Predominantly Kashaya (astringent), followed by sour, sweet, bitter, pungent
• Odour: Light fruity-earthy aroma; no chemical smell
• Texture (in powder form): Fine to moderately coarse
• Tablet Quality: Smooth surface, uniform color, no cracking or powder shedding

Disclaimer

This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This guideline is based on Ayurvedic classical principles and intended for educational use. Practitioners should use their clinical judgment, patient assessment, and individualised protocol before prescribing in actual clinical settings.