Product Description

Asba Giloye Chiraita Ras is a powerful herbal formulation made from Giloy (Tinospora cordifolia) and Chiraita (Swertia chirata), two well-known herbs traditionally used for immunity support, detoxification, and infection control.

This herbal ras helps support the body’s natural defense system, purify blood, manage fever-related weakness, and promote overall wellness. It is especially beneficial for people experiencing recurrent infections, seasonal illnesses, skin impurities, and low immunity.

Product Ingredients
Asba Giloye Chiraita Ras contains carefully selected herbal extracts:
Giloy (Tinospora cordifolia) – Supports immunity, detoxification, and overall vitality
Chiraita (Swertia chirata) – Known for anti-infective, blood-purifying, and metabolic support properties

How To Use
Take 20–30 ml once or twice daily
Dilute with equal amount of water
Consume before meals or as directed by a healthcare professional
For best results, use regularly and maintain a healthy lifestyle.

Product FAQ

Q1. What is Asba Giloye Chiraita Ras used for?
It supports immunity, helps in detoxification, supports infection resistance, and promotes overall wellness.

Q2. Is it helpful during fever or seasonal illness?
Yes, it is traditionally used to support recovery from fever and seasonal health issues.

Q3. Can it be taken daily?
Yes, it is suitable for daily use when taken as recommended.

Q4. Does it help with blood purification?
Yes, Chiraita and Giloy are known for their blood-purifying properties.

Q5. Are there any side effects?
When taken as directed, it is generally safe. People with medical conditions or on medication should consult a healthcare professional.

Additional Information

Product Type: Herbal Ras / Juice
Purpose: Immunity & Detox Support
Net Quantity: 500 ml
Dosage Form: Liquid
Suitable For: Adults
Key Properties: Anti-infective, blood-purifying, immunity support
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
Shelf Life: As mentioned on the product label
Country of Origin: India