Pashanbhed Root Extract Powder

Kidney-Ease Capsule: Pack 500 mg powder before high-oxalate meals for daily stone defence.

Detox Latte: Whisk 1 g into warm turmeric-oat milk for antioxidant calm.

Hydration Shot: Stir 1 g into lemon water after workouts to support healthy urine flow.

Recovery Smoothie: Blend 1 g with pineapple & mint to soothe post-exercise inflammation.

Cycle-Comfort Gummies: Disperse 0.6 % in berry chews for monthly cramp support.

Skin-Glow Mask: Mix 1 % powder with aloe & honey to calm redness and brighten tone.

Stone Defense: Bergenin and tannins help keep urinary crystals dissolved.

Kidney Comfort: Traditional diuretic action promotes steady, easy flow.

Anti-Inflammatory: Flavonoids soothe joint, muscle and menstrual discomfort.

Antioxidant Shield: Polyphenols quench free radicals for cell-wide resilience.

Liver & Blood Sugar Aid: Studies show gentler enzymes and balanced glucose curves.

Skin & Gut Calm: Coumarins and arbutin ease redness and support healthy microbiota.

Serving Size: 1 scoop (≈ 500 mg powder)

Ingredients: 100 % Bergenia ligulata Root Extract Powder (standardised 2 % bergenin)

Allergen Information: Naturally soy-free • Gluten-free • Dairy-free • Non-GMO

Free from: Added sugar • Caffeine • Artificial colours

Usage Tip: Pair each scoop with 300 ml water and a pinch of pink salt—hydration plus electrolytes enhances flush-through support.

Storage: Cool, dry & dark. Reseal tight.

Keep Away From Children

Q: How long will it take Pashanbhed extract to support kidney comfort, and what daily amount works best?

A: Most Ayurvedic protocols use 500-750 mg root powder twice daily. Our extract is concentrated, so one 500 mg scoop morning and night matches that tradition while delivering a higher active load. Users tracking ultrasound grit or mild flank discomfort usually report gentler urination and less sand-like residue in three to five weeks; stay hydrated and keep oxalate-heavy foods moderate for best results.

Q: Does the extract replace my citrate pills or prescription diuretics, or can I stack them safely?

A: Pashanbhed works by increasing urinary volume and changing crystal chemistry, whereas potassium-citrate mainly alkalises urine. Many urologists allow stacking because mechanisms complement rather than clash. Introduce 500 mg powder once daily for a week, watch for over-dilution (excessive night trips), then build to full dose if comfortable. Always share supplement logs with your clinician before adjusting prescriptions.

Q: Will the powder taste bitter—can I hide it in smoothies without ruining flavour?

A: The extract carries a mild herbal bitterness with earthy notes, easily masked in mango, pineapple or cacao bases. In plain water it tastes like light green-tea tonic. If your palate is sensitive, add a squeeze of citrus or a few drops of monk fruit; both flatten bitterness while pairing well with the plant’s natural profile.

Q: Any safety flags for pregnancy, blood thinners or diabetes meds?

A: Animal data show no uterine stimulation, but human pregnancy safety is unverified—expectant or nursing mothers should stick to culinary herbs only. Bergenin may gently lower blood sugar; if you use insulin or metformin, monitor readings during the first week and adjust under medical guidance. No coumarin-like anticoagulant activity is reported, yet if you’re on warfarin keep INR checks routine when adding any new polyphenol-rich herb.