Aptizoom Syrup

Aptizoom Syrup

The Natural appetite zoomer

Indications
1) Loss of Appetite due to indigestion or any other disease or drugs.
2) Slow growth in children due to poor appetite
Dosage
Syrup
Adult: 3 teaspoonfuls 2 to 3 times a day half an hour before meals.Children: 10 yrs and below: 1 teaspoonful 2 to 3 times a day half an hour before meals.
Benefits

1) Aptizooom improves appetite & assimilation of food.
2) Aptizooom arouses the sense of taste & smell.
3) Aptizooom ensures overall development.
4) Aptizooom helps expel worms.

DO’S AND DON’TS

Do’s
1) Consumption of orange juice, ripe bananas & dried grapes is recommended.
2) Vegetarian food is recommended.
3) Consumption of milk & buttermilk is recommended4) Consumption of milk & buttermilk is recommended.5) Yoga, morning & evening walk is recommended.
Don’ts
1) Avoid fried, oily & spicy food.
2) Avoid smoking, tobacco chewing & consumption of alcohol.
3) Reduce mental & physical exercise & stress.
4) Avoid irregular food habits.

Digestive disorders - Ayurveda concept

Ayurveda believes that digestive disorders occur due to inappropriate food and lifestyle. It offers a rational and scientific approach for determining correct diet which is based upon an individual’s constitution. Vata, Pitta and Kapha ( tri-dosha - energy) This energetic constitution is the basis of determining which foods are best for maintaining physiological balance for a given individual.
Nutritional imbalances which leads to digestive disorders are :

** Quantitative deficiency - under nutrition due to insufficient food, and even starvation.

** Quantitative excess - excessive amounts of both health foods and even water.

** Qualitative deficiency - wrong food combination which results in malnutrition, toxic condition and lack of essential nutrients

** Qualitative excess - emotional overeating of high fat foods which can result in obesity.

** Ama-producing - certain food combinations lead to toxemia and to certain digestive disorders.

** Prakriti - foods not appropriate for one’s constitution may reduce immunity and cause disease.
According to Ayurveda, every food has its own taste (rasa), a heating or cooling energy (virya) and post-digestive effect (vipaka). When two or three different food substances of different taste, energy and post-digestive effect are combined together agni can become overloaded inhibiting the enzyme system and resulting in production of toxins in the system. Combining foods improperly can result in digestive disorders like indigestion, fermentation, putrefaction and gas formation. For example, eating bananas with milk can diminish agni, change the intestinal flora producing toxins and may cause digestive disorders.
Lack of proper and systematic lifestyle also leads to chain of reactions caused by digestive system’s inability to cope up with irregular food habits added by agonies and worries. Ayurveda manages these digestive problems through balancing the doshas with the help of food and lifestyle choices.

Digestive disorders - Yoga management

According to Ayurveda, a Science of life, the most common digestive disorders like irritable bowel syndrome, constipation, indigestion, acidity, sluggish metabolism, diabetes, chronic tiredness can be controlled by a regular yogic practice. It believes that Agni (digestive fire) is the chief protector of the body and ama is the real cause of the disease
Yoga postures tone every area of the body including digestive system and cleanse the internal organs of toxins. It also dissolves physical stress and calms the mind thereby rejuvenating the body which leads to an improved digestion.
Yoga balances all three doshas, and different poses have different effects. Forward bending postures cool Pitta dosha. Twists are good for Kapha because they stimulate digestion. Backward bends are heating, and thus balancing to Vata types, as long as the person has the strength to do them.
** One of the digestive benefits of yoga is that it restricts the blood flow to certain parts of the body while holding some poses. Once these poses are released, this area of the body is then flooded with blood and thus, oxygen. Oxygen has healing properties and is necessary for proper function of the digestive organs.
** Forward bends increase the space in the abdomen and facilitate the release of entrapped gases. These poses heat the front of the body and cool the back body.
** Regular focused breathing can also open up blocked areas of energy in the body- blocked energy, or chi, in the stomach/intestines, is often the cause of digestive problems.
** Yoga calms us, which in turn relaxes the digestive system and leads to more effective elimination.
** Several asanas like cobra, Hero, Baddha Konasana (Reclining Bound Angle Pose), Supported Supta Sukhasana, and an upright variation of Parsvottanasana (Side Stretch Pose) and Dhanurasana are practiced to treat digestive disorders. Some of these poses makes you put entire weight on stomach, thus tones stomach muscles and makes these stronger as well as to digest food better and cleanse system of left over food, etc
** The commonly used ayurvedic medicine to fight digestive disorders are Indukantam qwath tablet, aptizoom syrup, indukantam ghrit, hinguvachadi tab, dadimashtaka churna, chitrakadi tablet, kalyana gulam, dasmoola haritaki leha.

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