Baidyanath Haldi Tablets

Baidyanath Haldi Tablets – Pure Turmeric Extract 250 mg, 60 Tablets

Baidyanath Haldi Tablets are a proprietary Ayurvedic medicine in which each 250 mg tablet is extract of Haldi (Curcuma longa, rhizome) 250 mg, with only gum acacia and talc as excipients – no fillers, no blend of other herbs. That single-ingredient simplicity is the point of the product. Turmeric is the most-used medicinal spice in the subcontinent, but the difference between the kitchen powder and a standardised extract is substantial: raw turmeric rhizome is roughly two to five percent curcuminoids by weight, so a spoonful of powder delivers a fraction of what a concentrated extract does, and none of the consistency. A tablet gives a measured, repeatable quantity twice a day. In classical practice Haldi is a Kapha- and Kanpha-pacifying, blood-purifying rasayana, and the label lists it as useful in Vata rog, diabetes and anaemia. Bottle of 60 tablets from a house founded in 1917.

Key Features

• Haldi (Curcuma longa, Rz.) extract 250 mg in each 250 mg tablet
• No fillers or added herbs – only gum acacia and talc as excipients
• A measured, repeatable dose in place of kitchen turmeric powder
• Proprietary Ayurvedic medicine from Shree Baidyanath Ayurved Bhawan
• Bottle of 60 tablets

Composition

• Extract of Haldi (Curcuma longa, Rz.) – 250 mg per 250 mg tablet
• Excipients: Gum acacia q.s., Talc q.s. As printed on the label

Uses & Benefits

• Traditionally used to support the body’s natural immunity
• Turmeric is classically described as antimicrobial, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory
• The label lists it as useful in Vata rog, diabetes and anaemia
• A single-ingredient tablet – you know exactly what you are taking
• Far more concentrated and consistent than culinary turmeric powder
• Convenient 60-tablet bottle for a month of twice-daily use

Directions for Use

• 1 to 2 tablets twice daily with water, or as directed by the physician, as printed on the label
• Take it after food if plain turmeric tends to upset your stomach
• Keep to the same times each day
• Ayurvedic rasayanas work gradually – consistency matters more than dose
• Re-cap the bottle tightly after every use, as the label directs

Precautions

• Turmeric can increase bleeding risk with warfarin and other blood thinners, and is usually stopped a week or two before surgery
• Avoid it if you have gallstones or a bile duct obstruction – turmeric stimulates the gallbladder
• It may aggravate acid reflux or gastritis in some people. Take it after food if so
• If you are on diabetes medicines, tell your doctor – monitor your sugars and do not change your prescription on your own
• Not recommended in medicinal doses during pregnancy. Ask a doctor if breastfeeding or giving it to a child
• Stop and consult a doctor if you develop a rash, nausea or digestive upset

Storage

• Store in a cool and dry place, protected from moisture and sunlight, as printed on the label
• Re-cap tightly after every use
• Keep out of reach of children

Disclaimer

Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. This information is for general awareness and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. To be taken under medical supervision. Do not stop or reduce prescribed medicines on your own.