Sharbat Deenar

Sharbat Deenar is a natural blend of herbal extracts. It has been found to protect the liver and restore its function while balancing the immune system. It also helps protect the liver from damage linked with autoimmunity, inflammation, oxidation and infections such as viral hepatitis.

Pharmacological properties of the herbs used in Sharbat Deenar Syrup:

Cichorium endivia (Kasni): The flowers, seeds and roots of Kasni are used as medicine in the treatment of liver disorders. Chicory juice, in almost any combination, promotes the secretion of bile, so it is very good for the liver. It has cholagogue and anti-inflammatory properties. It strengthens the liver and checks bilious enlargements of the spleen with general dropsy. Cichorium contains 45-60% inulin, which can lower the level of blood cholesterol.

Rosa damascena (Golap): The flowers are mildly astringent, carminative, refrigerant and antidepressant. They are used in cardiac troubles and as a tonic and aperient. They also reduce high cholesterol level. They strengthen the heart and brain, and give relief in palpitation, delirium and anxiety states. They are useful in diseases of the brain, stomach and liver too, and give relief from heat and quench thirst.

Nymphaea alba (Sapla): The flowers are refrigerant, demulcent, cardiac tonic, nutrient, astringent, antiseptic, antipyretic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory, diuretic and sedative. In general, they have a calming and sedative effect on the nervous system.

Borago officinalis (Gaojaban): It stimulates bile secretion and reduces gall bladder inflammation.

Cuscufa reflexa (Kusus): The seeds are carminative, anthelmintic, alterative, purgative and diuretic. They also purify the blood and cleanse the body. Kusus is useful in liver and spleen complaints, bilious affections, constipation and flatulence. It is given in jaundice. It has a mild laxative effect and is also given for urinary problems.

Rheum emodi (Reuchini): It helps in disorders of the colon, spleen and liver. The root is stomachic, alterative, astringent, bitter, tonic and cathartic. Rheum emodi acts as a purgative, so it is used in the treatment of constipation, but it has an astringent effect as well. This means it cleanses the gut properly, removing debris and then astringing with antiseptic properties too. It strengthens the liver and is useful in phlegmatic cough, atonic dyspepsia, cirrhosis, jaundice and dropsy.