Dhootapapeshwar Kumarkalyan Rasa Premium Quality Suvarnakalpa | for Weak Children Who Are Not Gaining Weight or Strength

What Is Kumarkalyan Rasa?

This is an Ayurvedic tablet made for children. It is given to a child who stays thin, who does not gain weight the way other children of the same age do, and who runs out of energy fast. Fever comes often. A cough hangs on for weeks. Some children throw up after meals or pass loose motions again and again. Others simply refuse food. The tablet is made for that whole picture and not for one complaint pulled out of it.

Look at what goes inside and one thing stands out. There are six items in it. Every single one is weighed out in the same amount, 10.417 mg. Not one of them is the main item. Not one is sitting there to fill space. In most tablets one thing takes the big share and the rest are added around it. Here the pearl, the mica, the iron and the rest all carry equal weight. Six small amounts, and that is the whole working part of the tablet.

Three more medicines sit near this one on the shelf. Zandu Kumar Kalyan Ras is the same medicine made by another company. Dhootapapeshwar Shishu Bharan Rasa has this very medicine sitting inside it, along with sitopaladi churna and two other medicines, and it gets picked when cough and cold is the bigger worry. Dhootapapeshwar Balchaturbhadrika Syrup comes as a liquid given by the spoon, so it suits a child who is still too small to swallow anything solid.

Kumarkalyan Rasa Benefits: How It Helps a Weak Child

• Weight and strength that will not come: This is the main work of the tablet. It builds the kids up slowly, part by part, so the arms and legs fill out and the tiredness that hangs around all day starts lifting.
• Fever that keeps coming back: A weak child picks up a fever every few weeks. As the body gets stronger, the gaps between them get longer.
• Cough and fast breathing: Both are printed on the pack. The chest settles, and the child can run about without getting winded in the first five minutes.
• Vomiting and loose motions: Food starts staying down. Motions firm up. The child stops losing whatever little he has eaten.
• A plate pushed away at every meal: Poor appetite is where most of this trouble begins. Hunger comes back slowly, and the weight follows it.
  

Kumarkalyan Rasa Dosage: How Much to Give and With What

Half a tablet to one full tablet, once or twice a day, or the amount that has been set for your child.

It goes down with cow milk, with honey, or with plain lukewarm water.

A half tablet powders easily between two spoons. Stir that powder into whichever of the three you have picked. Fix a time in the morning and a time at night, and keep to those times, because a medicine like this works on steadiness more than anything else.

Is It Safe? Kumarkalyan Rasa Side Effects to Know

There are metals in this tablet. Ash of iron, ash of mica, and the rest of them. That is exactly why the amount printed for a child is half a tablet.

In the first few days a child may feel heavy after the dose. One loose motion can turn up. Both settle on their own.

Give only the amount that was set for your child. Half a tablet sounds like nothing, but the metals in it are real medicine and more of them will not make a thin child gain any faster.

Take it under medical supervision. A qualified Ayurvedic doctor should fix the amount and the length of the course going by the kid's age and weight. If anything looks wrong midway, stop and get the child seen.

Kumarkalyan Rasa Ingredients: What Goes Into Each Tablet

Each tablet is made from:

• Rasasindoor 10.417 mg (a red preparation of mercury and sulphur)
• Mouktik (Mukta) Pishti 10.417 mg (pearl, rubbed down fine)
• Suvarna (Svarna) Bhasma 10.417 mg
• Abhraka Bhasma 10.417 mg (mica ash)
• Loha Bhasma 10.417 mg (iron ash)
• Suvarnamakshik Bhasma 10.417 mg (ash of a copper and iron stone)

The whole mix is ground in fresh Kumari leaf juice, which is the juice of the aloe plant. Sodium benzoate is used to keep it from spoiling.

Those six come to 62.5 mg between them. Nothing else in the tablet is medicine. The rest of the weight is plain base.

Kumarkalyan Rasa Uses Beyond Weight and Weakness

Jaundice is on the pack as well. The tablet is used there alongside whatever treatment the child is already getting, and not in place of it.

There is one more use, and it is the one most people miss. Some children run hot. They sweat easily, they get burning, they cannot take the heat of summer at all. For that kind of child this tablet is given together with praval pishti, a cooling medicine made from coral, and the two together suit him better than this tablet on its own.

How This Medicine Is Packaged and Made

Both sizes come as a strip inside a navy blue and gold carton, and a small information booklet sits in the same box. It is a licensed Ayurvedic medicine, made by Shree Dhootapapeshwar Ltd. at 135, Nanubhai Desai Road, Khetwadi, Mumbai 400004, under Manufacturing license number AYU-150.

How Many Tablets Come in a Pack?

Both sizes are sold on this page. One is the Kumarkalyan Rasa 30 tablet strip. The other holds ten tablets. The making date and the expiry date are printed on the carton, so read both once when the box reaches you.

Precautions to Follow Before Starting

Keep the strip in its carton, in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight and out of reach of children.

The booklet asks for two habits alongside the medicine, and both are easy to manage at home. Rub the child down gently with a medicated oil. Chirayu Poshak Oil is made for exactly this, almond and olive oil, mild enough to use on a baby every day. Give a warm water bath and not a cold one. A dry, cold room does not suit this kind of child, so keep the room comfortable.

Why Choose Dhootapapeshwar Kumarkalyan Rasa Gold at BodyStop

A course for a child runs into months, and most parents order two or three times over. A duplicate pack somewhere in the middle of that does not announce itself. The child simply stops moving forward and no one ever knows why. BodyStop stocks nothing except what comes out of the maker's own supply. Whether you start with the Kumarkalyan Rasa 10 tablet carton or take the bigger strip, there is a batch number on the pack with a helpline number printed beside it. Read that batch out to the company and they will tell you straight away whether the pack is theirs.

Diet Tips and Who Should Avoid It

What to Eat

Mother's milk for the smallest ones. Cow's ghee in the food. A little sugar. Light food that still has something in it, and vegetable soup.

What Not to Eat

Anything chilled, straight out of the fridge. Oily food. Junk food and food bought off the street. Heavy meals. Dry food with no moisture left in it.

Who Should Not Take It

Do not start it on your own for a newborn. A child carrying a serious kidney or liver problem should stay away from mineral medicines like this one. And whatever treatment the child is already on keeps running. Nothing gets stopped for this tablet.

Concerns It Can Help With

A child who has stayed the same weight for months. Last year's clothes still fitting. Fever every few weeks. A cough that never fully clears. Throwing up after meals. Loose motions that keep returning. A plate pushed away meal after meal. A child who sits out while the others run about.

Medicines That Are Taken Along With It

• Dhootapapeshwar Arvindasav is the liquid one, given by the spoon, and it is bought mainly to get a child eating properly again.
• Himalaya Bonnisan handles the everyday stomach trouble in babies. Gas, and the pain that makes a baby cry and pull his legs up.
• Dhootapapeshwar Balarishta is for the child left thin and drained after a long illness, where the weight dropped and never came back.

Each of these three sits beside the tablet and covers one corner of the problem. The main work still belongs to this medicine.

Baidyanath, Dabur, Zandu or Dhootapapeshwar, Which Kumar Kalyan Ras Should You Buy?

All four companies make this same old medicine, and the list of things inside is broadly the same in each of them. So the question is fair. Which pack should go into your basket?
Ask yourself two things first.

Has a course already been started with one company's pack? Then finish it with that same one. Switching brands halfway means the child is now on slightly different amounts, and you lose your read on whether the medicine was working at all.

Starting fresh instead? Then look at what the company prints on the pack. Dhootapapeshwar Kumarkalyan Rasa prints the exact amount of every single item and the reference number of the book the recipe comes from. You can see what you are giving your child, down to the last decimal.

Baidyanath Kumar Kalyan Ras, Dabur Kumarkalyan Ras and Zandu Kumar Kalyan Ras are all sold here too, so open any of them and put the packs side by side before you decide.