ADUSA POWDER

ADUSA POWDER (Adhatoda Vasica Powder)

Adusa Powder is made from the dried leaves of the Adusa plant (Adhatoda vasica), a powerful herb widely used in Ayurveda for respiratory health, cough, cold, and lung support. It contains active alkaloids like vasicine and vasicinone, which have bronchodilator, expectorant, and anti-inflammatory properties. Adusa powder is commonly used in herbal teas, syrups, and wellness formulations to improve respiratory function and immunity.

USES

Respiratory Health (Internal – Food-Grade):

• Used to relieve cough, cold, and throat irritation.

• Supports bronchial and lung health.

• Helps reduce congestion and clears mucus.

• Used in herbal decoctions, teas, and Ayurvedic formulations for respiratory wellness.

Other Health Uses:

• Acts as a natural anti-inflammatory for minor respiratory inflammation.

• Supports immunity during seasonal changes or viral infections.

• Can help in mild asthma support under guidance (Ayurvedic use).

Skin Uses (External / Optional):

• Occasionally used in herbal pastes for minor skin irritations due to antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.

BENEFITS

Respiratory Benefits:

• Clears nasal and chest congestion.

• Reduces persistent cough and throat irritation.

• Helps open airways naturally and supports easier breathing.

• Beneficial for mild asthma and respiratory discomfort (with professional guidance).

Immune Support:

• Strengthens immunity against seasonal infections.

• Reduces inflammation in respiratory passages.

Skin Benefits (External):

• Soothes minor rashes and inflammation.

• Acts as a natural antibacterial agent.

CONDITIONS NOT TO USE / PRECAUTIONS

• Pregnant and breastfeeding women should avoid internal use without medical guidance.

• People with low blood pressure should use cautiously, as Adusa may affect circulation.

• Avoid internal use in kidney or liver disorders unless supervised.

• Do not exceed recommended doses; excessive intake can cause:

  • nausea

  • vomiting

  • dizziness

• People with allergies to herbal respiratory medicines should avoid.

• Not recommended for children under 12 without doctor supervision.

• External use should avoid open wounds or sensitive skin to prevent irritation.

• People on medications for asthma or blood pressure should consult a doctor before internal use.