Unjha Navratna Ras (Rasa) 20 Tablet - for Weak Bones, Calcium Shortage and Weakness in Women, Men and Children

What Is Unjha Navratna Rasa?

Navratna rasa is an Ayurvedic tablet for weak bones and a weak body. It is given when calcium runs short. It is also given when a person stays tired and low no matter how much they eat or how much they rest. The medicine is not built for one age group alone.

Half of every pill is a gem ash called Ratna Bhagotar Rasa. Gems are stone, and a body can do nothing with stone, so they are burnt down over and over until nothing is left but a soft ash. The other half is not filler. One part of it is sugar. The other is long pepper, ground fine. The long pepper carries the ash deeper into the body instead of letting it pass out unused. The sugar keeps the pill sweet on the tongue, which counts for a lot when a child has to take it twice a day.

A few other calcium medicines sit close to this one. Mukta Panchamrit Ras is the pearl one, and homes keep it more for acidity and burning than for bones. Praval Panchamrit Ras comes from coral. It is the gentle choice, often given to small children. Lakshadi Guggulu is the bone repair one, used when a bone has cracked or has gone brittle with age. This tablet sits wider than all three, because it is meant for a whole family and not for one single problem.

Unjha Navratna Rasa Benefits: How It Builds Bones and Strength

• Bones that have gone weak: Weak bones ache, and they break far too easily. This fills the calcium those bones are short of, which is why it's often the first pick in our joint and bone health range.
• Tiredness that will not lift: Food goes in but strength does not come. That is a common complaint, and this builds the strength back slowly.
• Support during pregnancy: A mother's body hands over its calcium and its blood to the baby. What she is left with is low blood, swollen feet and breathlessness. It is used to hold her up through those months, alongside other options in our pregnancy care collection.
• Children who are slow to grow: Teeth come late. The arms and legs stay thin while the belly looks big. The bones stay soft when they should have turned hard by that age — a common concern covered in our kids wellness range.
• Weight and appetite: Hunger picks up. Weight that had stopped moving for months starts to move again.

Navratna Rasa Dosage: How and When to Take It

One pill in the morning and one at night, both with milk. The milk is not there just to wash it down. It brings its own calcium, and the two do better together than either does alone.

Each navratna ras tablet is small, so an adult or an older child swallows it without trouble. For a young child the amount is less, and it should be fixed by the person treating the child rather than guessed at home.

Is It Safe? Navratna Rasa Side Effects You Should Know

At the dose given, navratna ras side effects are few. A little heaviness in the stomach can show up in the first week. It usually settles on its own.

Trouble starts when the dose gets pushed up. That speeds nothing. Even after all that burning, gem ash is strong material, and a bigger dose only loads the stomach. Staying on it month after month once the problem has cleared is the other mistake. Keep it under the watch of a qualified Ayurvedic doctor, who will set the dose and decide how long the course should run. If anything feels wrong partway, stop and check back.

Navratna Rasa Ingredients: What Goes Into Each Tablet

Each gold coated pill carries:

• Ratna Bhagotar Rasa, 50 percent
• Sakar (sugar), 25 percent
• Pipli Churna (long pepper powder), 25 percent

The Ratna Bhagotar Rasa is itself prepared from Hirak (diamond), Panna (emerald), Manikya (ruby), Pukhraj (topaz), Nilam (blue sapphire), Vaidurya (cat's eye), Gomedmani (hessonite), Mukta (pearl), Vaikrant, Suvarna Makshik (a copper bearing mineral), Raupya Makshik (a silver bearing mineral) and Kajjali. A small amount of plain base is added on top to hold the pill in shape.

Navratna Rasa Uses Beyond Bone Care

There is more to it than bones. A long fever that keeps returning drains a body, and this is given through that stretch to keep the strength from falling away. It is used in cough and chest trouble too, where the breathing has gone short and the phlegm will not clear. Older people who cannot get their weight back after a long illness are another case for it. And when the blood has run thin and the face has turned pale, it is given alongside the main treatment, often paired with support from our anemia and iron supplements range.

How Unjha Navratna Ras Is Packaged and Manufactured

The pills come in a small white bottle set inside a printed green carton. It is a licensed Ayurvedic medicine, made by Unjha Ayurvedic Pharmacy at Station Road, Unjha 384170, in North Gujarat, under Mfg. Lic. No. GA/418, regulated under India's Ministry of AYUSH guidelines.

How Many Tablets Come in a Pack?

This listing is the navratna ras 20 tablet pack. The making date and the expiry date are printed on the pack, so run your eye over both before the first dose.

Precautions to Follow Before Starting

Keep the bottle shut tight in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight. Damp air is hard on these pills, so leave them in their own bottle rather than shifting them about. Store it where a child cannot reach it and let the dose always come from an adult's hand. Food and milk should stay regular through the course, because this works on a body that is being fed properly, not on an empty stomach.

Why Choose Unjha Navratna Ras at BodyStop

A gem based medicine is expensive to make, and that is exactly the kind that gets copied. Everything on BodyStop comes from the maker's own supply and nothing else. Every pack leaves the factory with a batch number on it, and a customer care number sits printed right beside it. Two minutes on the phone with those two numbers settles the question for good.

Diet Tips and Who Should Avoid Navratna Ras

What to Eat

Milk, curd, paneer and ghee. Ragi and til laddoo. Green leafy vegetables like methi and sarson. Sesame seeds, almonds and walnuts. Banana, orange and figs. For a pregnant woman and a growing child both, milk twice a day matters more than anything else on this list.

What Not to Eat

Very sour and very salty food. Too much tea and coffee, which pull calcium out of the body. Cold drinks straight from the fridge. Fried and oily food that sits heavy. And long gaps between meals.

Who Should Not Take It

A pregnant woman should not start it on her own, since the amount needs proper advice first. A very small baby should not be given it without that same advice. Anyone carrying a serious kidney or liver problem should stay away from mineral medicines of this kind.

Concerns It Can Help With

Bones that ache and give way early. Calcium that reads low on every report. A child who stays thin, gets teeth late and grows slowly. Tiredness in pregnancy with low blood and swollen feet. Weight that will not climb back after an illness.