KUXIN-Ayurvedic Cough Syrup

Description

Kuxin Cough Syrup

Kuxin cough Syrup is a completely natural Ayurvedic cough syrup containing natural ingredients that have been used in Ayurveda to treat cough. Kuxin cough syrup is an Ayurvedic cough syrup that gives results without any side effects. It is one of the safest Ayurvedic Medicine for cough and other respiratory problems. It possesses anti-inflammatory properties. Apart from being a reliable Ayurvedic cough syrup, it helps people who have a sore throat and are experiencing early symptoms of the flu. This Ayurvedic medicine for sore throat enables you to get relief from a variety of allergic symptoms that cause any type of respiratory discomfort.

This Ayurvedic cough syrup  can be used by children also since it is loaded with antioxidants. The Ayurvedic medicine for cough and sore throat is formulated with potent herbs that enable it to be powerful in clearing the airway passage so you can breathe easily and feel better. If you are on the lookout for a cough medicine Ayurvedic then Kuxin cough syrup is a great natural option. It is often called the best Ayurvedic medicine for cough and cold since it helps alleviate all types of irritations associated with cough and cold. It helps strengthen the body’s immunity and helps to clear all three doshas.

 

Benefits

Naturally occurring ingredients are used to make this Ayurvedic medicine for cough that is ideal for both adults and children. It does not have any sedative effect and therefore there is no resultant drowsiness. Kuxin cough is prescribed in Ayurvedic medicine for  cough since it incorporates Vasa that is a time-tested herb for respiratory ailments. The ingredient Kasamarda is a traditionally used bronchodilator and expectorant while Bharngi and Sunthi help to tackle allergic rhinitis, sore throats, and bronchitis. In combination with the rest of the herbal ingredients, Kuxin cough syrup is your best choice of Ayurvedic cough syrup.

Ingredient list

Kuxin cough is an Ayurvedic medicine for cough and cold that works from inside. It helps clear all cough, cold, and sore throat symptoms and is beneficial for healing allergy symptoms as well. The formula for this Ayurvedic powerhouse consists of various potent ingredients. Three of the ingredients along with how they help are described below.

 

Vasa (Adathoda vasica)

• Balances Kapha and Pitta Doshas
• Is used in Ayurveda as an anti-allergic, anti-bacterial, anti-microbial, anti-viral, antiinflammatory and anti styptic

Somlata (Ephedra Gerardiana)

• Somlatais used as a swasahara in Ayurveda.
• It is very effective for respiratory problems such as colds, asthma, and bronchitis.
• The chemical compounds present in Somlata helps to get rid of mucus and provides relief from nasal congestion.

 Mulethi (Glycyrrhiza glabra)

• Liquorice or Mulethi is a common ingredient in Indian kitchens
• This is one among the group of 10 herbs called the Jeevaneeya Gana (10 herbs) which have anti-ageing properties.
• It is found to have a soothing effect on the throat and is used in formulations for a sore or hoarse throat.
• It is also a part of the Varnya group of herbs that are good for the skin.
• It is one of the Ayurvedic ingredients that is believed to reduce blemishes and spots on the skin. It is a Kandhugna herb that relieves skin itching making it a part of Ayurvedic treatment for Eczema and Psoriasis.
• It is a multipurpose ingredient helpful in the formulation of Ayurvedic medicines as an antiinflammatory, antioxidant, anti-cancer, anti-bacterial, anti-arthritic, analgesic, and antacid.
• It pacifies the Pitta and Vata Doshas.
• Its beneficial effect on both testosterone and estrogen makes it useful in treating prostate troubles as well as menopause issues.

Ustukhuddus (Lavandula Stoechas)

• Is used to pacify cough, allergic rhinitis, cough, cold, tumour, gout, abdominal tumour and asthma in Ayurveda
• Balances the Kapha and Vata Doshas
• Support good digestion

Sunthi (Zingiber officinale)

• Ginger supports the digestive fire Agni.
• It is hot in nature.
• It is an important component in traditional Ayurvedic syrup for cough.
• It calms the Vata Dosha and balances Kapha Dosha.

Giloy (Tinospora cordifolia)

• Balances Kapha and Vata Dosha
• It is useful in building up the immune system and the body’s defense against infections.
• Antioxidant and antipyretic

Tulsi  (Ocimum sanctum)

• Tulsi is rich in Vitamin C and zinc.
• It acts as a natural immunity booster and keeps infections at bay.
• It has immense anti-bacterial, anti-viral and anti-fungal properties which protect us from a variety of infections.
• Tulsi leaves extract increases the T helper cells and natural killer cells activity, boosting the immune system
• Camphene, cineole and eugenol present in Tulsi help reduce cold and congestion in the chest.

 Banafsha (Voila Odorata)

• It gives relief in congestion of lungs, cold, cough, difficulty breathing, fever, bronchitis, and another cough-related respiratory ailment.
• It helps in sore throat and swollen glands.

Munakka (Vitis vinifera)

• Munakka is effective in balancing Vata and pitta doshas in the body.
• It is effective in dry cough and respiratory tract inflammation due to its cough suppressant and soothing properties
• Balances Kapha and Pitta Dosha

Saunf (Fennel)

• The high amount of phytonutrients present in fennel seeds helps to clear sinuses.
• These tiny seeds offer bronchial relaxation that helps to reduce symptoms of asthma, bronchitis and congestion.

Dose:

Adults-10ml  twice daily after food.

Children Below 15 Years- 5ml twice daily after food.

Not Recommended for infants below 5 Years of age.

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Sore throat, Cold, Cough and Flu:

Seasonal changes can be annoying as sore throat, cold, cough, and flu become common. Even if you have a strong immune system, if someone else has it then there is a chance that you might end up having these problems too. There are various causes that result in symptoms of these respiratory problems. Understanding how they are caused can help you get a deeper understanding of how to relieve the symptoms.

Causes of cold, cough and sore throat:

There are more than 200 types of viruses that can cause cold. Approximately half of the colds are caused due to rhinoviruses. Other viruses that can lead to cold are coronaviruses, enteroviruses, human parainfluenza virus. The virus can enter through your eyes, nose or mouth. When someone who is sick sneezes then they can spread it to you since the droplets are present in the air. Apart from this, if you have physical contact with a person with cold then it can lead to you catching a cold too. Sharing mobile phones, earphones, towels, etc. can lead to cold as well.

Cough is caused by many conditions. One of the most common is a respiratory tract infection. Asthma can cause persistent coughing. Medications that are prescribed for heart conditions can cause cough although other medicines can cause coughing too. Allergies can cause coughing. Smoking can lead to coughing. If your vocal cords have been damaged then it can lead to coughing. Infections such as pneumonia can lead to coughing.  Gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD can lead to a cough. Some life-threatening diseases such as heart failure can lead to coughing.

A sore throat can be caused due to viral infections such as flu, chickenpox, common cold, and mumps. Dry air can lead to a dry mouth which causes sore throat. An injury that affects the throat can lead to a sore throat. Gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD can lead to a sore throat. Irritants such as chemicals can cause a sore throat in people. Some triggers of allergies can lead to sore throat. Postnasal drip can lead to a sore throat. Sometimes sore throat can be caused due to a tumour that is present in the throat.

Ayurveda’s view on respiratory problems:

Ayurveda refers to respiratory problems such as cough and cold as Swasa Roga. This is caused by the Vata and Kapha Doshas. Since the Vata Dosha is cold and dry, when imbalanced, it causes breathing problems. The Kapha Dosha is heavy, cold, and slimy. When it is out of balance, it causes excessive mucus and congestion.

Immunity problems are the basis of respiratory problems. In Ayurveda, it is bala which is associated with immunity. Ojas is the product when digestion is perfectly done and everything is balanced. Ama is often referred to as toxins and it is the product of improper digestion. Ojas helps improve immunity and helps improve overall health. On the other hand, ama, does the opposite. It causes more problems so that you have internal and external health problems. For example, it blocks channels and paths that hamper the proper functioning of the body. The important point to remember is that Ayurveda stresses that ama must be reduced.

When ama is more than ojas then immunity takes a hit. The sub-doshas under Kapha and Vata are responsible for the balance or imbalance of the respiratory system. Since the doshas are connected, one imbalance in one dosha can have a major impact on the other dosha. Another key point to remember is the mind and body connection. When the mind is in turmoil then the body will show it through problems such as cough and cold. Similarly, if the internal body is out of balance then you will feel negative and you will not feel good because your mind is affected directly. This relationship is important to understand because everything is interconnected according to Ayurveda.

Cold and cough usually affect you when the season changes. At the onset of winter, it is important to follow a vata-pacifying diet. A vata-pacifying diet includes incorporating all the six different tastes into your diet. It involves consuming lassi and paneer regularly. Adding juicy fruits helps to balance vata. Nourishing grains such as rice should be added to the diet and so should moong dal during this period. As the season is about to change from winter then it is best to start eating light grains such as barley and quinoa. Consuming astringent dals during this period is beneficial for you as it provides the right amount of proteins. You should always avoid cold drinks and cold foods.