🌿 SRK Adulsa (Vasaka / Malabar Nut) – Ayurvedic Respiratory Support Herb for Cough, Cold & Immunity
✅ Product Overview
Suffering from recurring cough, cold, or respiratory discomfort? SRK Adulsa (also known as Vasaka or Malabar Nut) is a time-honored Ayurvedic herb renowned for its powerful expectorant and bronchodilator properties. Used for centuries in traditional medicine, Adulsa helps clear mucus, open the airways, soothe sore throats, and boost overall respiratory health.
Whether you’re dealing with seasonal allergies, asthma, bronchitis, or a lingering cold, Adulsa offers a safe, natural, and effective remedy. Ideal for both adults and children (with proper guidance), this versatile herb is a must-have in every herbal wellness routine.
🌿 Key Herbal Properties of Adulsa
Scientific Name:Justicia adhatoda Common Names: Adulsa, Vasaka, Malabar Nut
The leaves and flowers of the Adulsa plant are rich in alkaloids like vasicine, which offer multiple respiratory and immune-boosting benefits.
🌟 Top Benefits of SRK Adulsa
✅ Relieves Cough & Cold – Natural expectorant that helps expel phlegm and ease breathing ✅ Treats Respiratory Disorders – Effective in asthma, bronchitis, sinusitis & lung congestion ✅ Soothes Sore Throat – Reduces inflammation and irritation in the throat and tonsils ✅ Natural Bronchodilator – Opens up nasal passages and airways for easier breathing ✅ Boosts Immunity – Contains antioxidants that strengthen immune defense ✅ Reduces Fever – Traditionally used in managing fever and viral symptoms ✅ Anti-Inflammatory Agent – Helps calm internal inflammation in the respiratory tract ✅ Blood Purifier – Aids detoxification and enhances overall wellness
🧴 How to Use SRK Adulsa Leaves
✅ Cough Syrup Substitute Mix 1–2 tsp of Adulsa juice or decoction with honey. Consume twice a day for relief from cold & cough.
✅ Herbal Tea Boil Adulsa leaves with Tulsi, Ginger, and a pinch of black pepper. Drink warm twice daily.
✅ For Asthma Support Mix Adulsa with black pepper and honey. Use only under Ayurvedic supervision.
✅ Steam Inhalation Add dried or fresh Adulsa leaves to boiling water. Inhale the steam to relieve sinus congestion.
✅ Daily Immunity Tonic Take 1–2 tsp of Adulsa juice on an empty stomach in the morning. Always follow recommended dosage.
✅ Throat Gargle Boil leaves, cool slightly, and use the decoction as a gargle to soothe sore throats.
✅ For Children Mix a very small dose (under pediatric guidance) with honey for cough relief.
💡 Pro Tip: Combine with Mulethi, Tulsi, and Dry Ginger for a complete herbal respiratory blend.
👤 Who Should Use Adulsa?
🔹 Adults with chronic cough, phlegm, or congestion 🔹 Asthmatic individuals under Ayurvedic care 🔹 Voice professionals (singers, teachers, speakers) 🔹 People with weak respiratory immunity during seasonal change 🔹 Parents looking for herbal cough support for kids (under guidance) 🔹 Natural wellness seekers avoiding chemical-based syrups
⚠️ Precautions
🚫 Not recommended during pregnancy without medical supervision 🚫 Do not exceed recommended dose ✔ Consult an Ayurvedic doctor if on chronic medication ✔ Store in an airtight container in a cool, dry place
