Nirmalya Swarna Detox — Ayurvedic Detox with Swarna Bhasma

Nirmalya Swarna Detox is formulated for those who want body cleansing done at depth — not a 7-day flush, but a structured Āma-clearing process rooted in classical Ayurvedic Shodhana.

This Ayurvedic detox tablet targets accumulated metabolic impurities while restoring digestive clarity and internal balance. Swarna Bhasma is included not for ornament — but for its classical Rasāyana role as a Sagarbha carrier, driving herbs deeper into tissue and supporting cellular renewal once cleansing has begun.

Prepared through Bhāvanā, the herbs undergo repeated saturation cycles. This is what separates a classically processed tablet from a powder capsule.

This is not a quick cleanse.
It is a measured return to balance.

· 10-herb formula + 2 exclusive Bhāvanārth herbs + Swarna Bhasma — Punarnava, Arjuna, Gokshura, Haritaki, Vibhitaka, Amalaki, Pippali, Nimba, Manjistha, Bhringraj · Bhāvanārth exclusives: Karela, Jamun Guthali

· Sagarbha formulation — Swarna Bhasma (purified gold ash, 0.1 mg) is processed into the formula, not added on top — classical Rasashastra intent

· 5 Bhāvanārth infusions — Karela and Jamun Guthali (exclusive to this stage) + Punarnava, Gokshura, Bhringaraj (present in both powder and infusion form)

· Designed for a structured 30-day Āma-clearing course — 1 tablet once daily, no stimulants, no laxatives

· Shodhana-Rasāyana sequence — cleanses first, rebuilds after — classical two-phase detox logic, not a one-note flush

Most Ayurvedic detox tablets on the market are powder blends in capsules. Herbs ground, filled, sealed. Fast. Cheap. Largely inert.

Nirmalya Swarna Detox is prepared through Bhāvanā — a classical process of repeated trituration and saturation. Each herb powder is saturated with fresh botanical infusions across multiple cycles, until the formula reaches a level of integration that cannot be achieved through extraction or standardisation.

In this formulation, five herbs undergo Bhāvanārth processing — Punarnava, Gokshura, Bhringaraj, Karela, and Jamun Guthali. Three of these also appear as powder ingredients. Two — Karela and Jamun Guthali — exist only in the infusion stage, their active compounds woven into the base at a level no capsule can replicate.

This is why the tablet is green, not brown. The herbs are alive in the preparation in a way they are not in a standardised extract capsule.

Dosage: 1 tablet once daily with water

Timing: Morning, before food — supports Agni activation for the day

Duration: Minimum 30-day structured course. 60–90 days for complete Rasāyana benefit

Who: Adults. Consult a physician if pregnant, lactating, diabetic, or on medication.

Note: Karela and Jamun Guthali in this formula support metabolic balance — those on blood sugar medication should monitor levels and consult their physician.

Storage: Cool, dry place. Away from direct sunlight.

13 ingredients. Every one text-referenced. Every dose deliberate. No fillers. No trend herbs.

10 HERB POWDER ENTRIES

Punarnava (Boerhaavia diffusa) — 80 mg

Role: Primary Āma-clearing herb and kidney-lymphatic tonic. Supports natural elimination without force or purgation.

Also used as Bhāvanārth infusion — doubled presence.

Arjuna (Terminalia arjuna) — 80 mg

Role: Cardiovascular and tissue tonic. Strengthens the system during cleansing — prevents depletion.

Gokshura (Tribulus terrestris) — 80 mg

Role: Urinary and metabolic support. Clears accumulated Āma via urinary pathways.

Also used as Bhāvanārth infusion.

Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) — 80 mg

Role: Deepana and anulomana — supports downward movement of Āma.

“The king of herbs” in Charaka Samhita.

Vibhitaka (Terminalia bellirica) — 80 mg

Role: Part of Triphala triad. Supports systemic cleansing across respiratory and digestive systems.

Amalaki (Emblica officinalis) — 80 mg

Role: Rasāyana anchor. High Vitamin C. Restores while cleansing.

Pippali (Piper longum) — 30 mg

Role: Yogavahi — drives all herbs deeper into tissue. Functional necessity.

Neem (Azadirachta indica) — 30 mg

Role: Bitter Shodhana herb. Blood and skin purification.

Manjistha (Rubia cordifolia) — 30 mg

Role: Blood and lymph cleanser. Clears deep tissue Āma.

Bhringraj (Eclipta alba) — 80 mg

Role: Primary liver tonic. Hepatoprotective and regenerative.

Also used as Bhāvanārth infusion.

SWARNA BHASMA ENTRY

Swarna Bhasma (Siddha aushadhi) — 0.100 mg

Role: Sagarbha carrier and Rasāyana agent. Drives herbal action into deeper Dhatu layers.

Prepared through classical Shodhana (purification) and Marana (incineration) — not a gold extract, not a supplement. Nanostructured gold, 20–50 nm particle size.

Classical reference: Rasaratna Samuccaya, Charaka Samhita.

The 2 exclusive Bhāvanārth herbs

Karela (Momordica charantia) — 130 mg infusion

Bitter melon — classical Prameha herb. Supports blood sugar and metabolic clearance.

Exclusive to the Bhāvanārth stage — not present as a powder.

Jamun Guthali (Syzygium cumini) — 130 mg infusion

Jamun seed — classical astringent, metabolic tonic. Supports glycaemic balance and Āma clearance from Medas Dhatu.

Exclusive to the Bhāvanārth stage.

These two herbs appear only as processing infusions — saturating the powder base during Bhāvanā trituration. Their active compounds integrate at the molecular level, not as surface additions.