Gastro Care

Unlike standard antacids that neutralize stomach acid (which can sometimes hinder digestion if overused), this supplement focuses on metabolic enhancement.

• Digestive Fire: Ingredients like Pippali and Black Pepper stimulate "Agni" (digestive fire), ensuring food is broken down efficiently.
• Barrier Protection: Licorice and Bael act as "mucoprotective" agents, helping to soothe and coat the stomach lining.
• Gas & Bloating Relief: Mentha (Peppermint) and Ajwain work as carminatives to break up gas bubbles and reduce that "heavy" feeling after meals.
• Protects the stomach lining from acidity and irritants.
• Improves the absorption of vitamins and minerals from your diet.
• Reduces the immediate impact of unhealthy eating habits.
• Promotes a calming, cooling effect on the entire GI tract.

Gastro Care provides a multi-pronged defense against common digestive ailments, including:

• Gas & Flatulence: Breaks down trapped air bubbles and prevents fermentation in the gut.
• Heartburn & Acidity: Naturally balances pH levels without shutting down the digestion process.
• Abdominal Cramps: Relaxes the smooth muscles of the intestines to ease colic and discomfort.
• Irregularity: Gently supports healthy bowel movements through its carminative and laxative properties.

• Ginger (Zingiber officinale) — 125mg
  Known as a universal medicine in many cultures, ginger is the heavy lifter here for relieving indigestion, gas, and stomach cramps. It helps speed up gastric emptying, so food doesn't sit in the stomach too long.
• Bael (Aegle marmelos) — 100mg
  A traditional fruit used for digestive health, Bael acts as a cooling tonic. It has astringent properties that help regulate the bowels, making it useful for both diarrhea and dysentery while calming colic pain.
• Licorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) — 100mg
  Licorice is the "soother." It helps produce a healthy layer of mucus for the gastric lining, protecting the stomach from its own acid and providing relief from the "burn" of indigestion.
• Pippali (Piper longum) — 25mg
  Also known as Long Pepper, it is used to "kindle the digestive fire." It focuses on removing metabolic waste (toxins) and improving your overall appetite and nutrient absorption.
• Black Pepper (Piper nigrum) — 25mg
  Beyond just spice, it triggers the secretion of hydrochloric acid in the stomach. This is essential for breaking down proteins and preventing the fermentation of food that causes gas and heartburn.
• Sat Pudina (Mentha piperata) — 5mg
  This is the extract of Peppermint. Its primary role is carminative—it relaxes the muscles of the digestive tract to allow gas to pass more easily, reducing bloating and acidity.
• Sat Ajwain (Trachyspermum ammi) — 5mg
  Ajwain contains thymol, which gives it a powerful ability to provide nearly instant relief from abdominal discomfort and trapped gas, leaving a calming effect on the gut.

Dosage: 1 tablet, twice daily.

Best Time to Take: Usually, these types of herbal supplements are most effective when taken 30 minutes after meals to assist with the assimilation of nutrients, or as directed by a healthcare provider.

The "Long Game": As the description notes, this is for long-term health. You might not feel a "zap" of relief like a liquid antacid, but it aims to prevent the symptoms from returning over time.