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Amritarishta is an ayurvedic medicine used for chronic fever, typhoid fever, and other infectious diseases. It increases the immunity of the body. Amritarishta is also beneficial for gout, or elevated uric acid level, rheumatoid arthritis, poor appetite, and hepatitis

Benefits of Amritarista
• Antipyretic • Mild analgesic • Anti gout • Rejuvenative • Adaptogen • Antipruritic • Antioxidant

Maharishi Ayurveda's **Amritarista** is a classical Ayurvedic herbal formulation traditionally used for managing chronic fever, gout, and related health concerns. Its base ingredients are prepared using Ayurvedic herbs known for their anti-inflammatory, antipyretic (fever-reducing), and immuno-boosting properties, with a primary focus on balancing the body's doshas—particularly **Pitta** and **Kapha** doshas, which, according to Ayurveda, are often involved in fever and inflammatory conditions like gout.

### Key Ingredients:
1. **Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia)** – Known as a potent immunomodulator and anti-inflammatory herb, Guduchi is effective for chronic fever and inflammation.
2. **Dashmool** – A group of ten roots that serve as a general tonic, helping manage fever and inflammation while boosting the immune response.
3. **Neem (Azadirachta indica)** – Acts as an antibacterial and antipyretic agent, beneficial for clearing out toxins and managing chronic inflammatory responses.
4. **Honey** and **jaggery** – Traditionally used in the formulation to support digestion and as carriers to improve the bioavailability of herbs.

### Benefits:
- **Manages Chronic Fever:** Helps in lowering recurrent fevers by reducing inflammation and supporting the immune system.
- **Supports Gout Relief:** Works on managing uric acid levels, addressing pain and inflammation in joints common in gout.
- **Detoxifying Effects:** Helps in detoxifying the body, which is essential in reducing fevers and preventing flare-ups.
- **Promotes Digestive Health:** Ayurvedic principles highlight the need for a healthy digestive system to balance doshas, thus this formulation may aid in improving digestion and assimilation.

### Dosage:
Generally, the recommended dosage is **15-30 ml** twice a day, mixed with an equal amount of water, after meals. However, it’s best to consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized dosing based on your specific needs.

### Precautions:
- This formulation contains sugar, which may not be suitable for diabetics or those sensitive to sugar.
- Consult with a healthcare provider, especially if you are on other medications, to avoid any potential interactions.

### Side Effects:
Amritarista is generally well-tolerated but may cause mild digestive disturbances in rare cases. Overuse may result in increased Pitta in sensitive individuals.

It’s a good idea to have regular monitoring, especially if using it for long-term management of gout or fever.

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