The Pravala Bhasma and other Bhasmas, especially Mouktik Bhasma, are what the Kalpa is using to act as Amrut. It serves as Kshobhanashak, Pittashamak, and Dahashamak. By lowering the Ushna and Teekshna qualities of Pitta, the burning sensation in the chest and belly, belching, and excessive thirst are alleviated. Useful in Pittaj Grahani and Pittatisara. Additionally enlarges Dhatvagni, which strengthens and tones the digestive system.

These pills are an Ayurvedic mixture that has been fermented and enhanced with the benefit of 5 components. The main component of these tablets is pravala bhasma, which is advantageous for hepatitis or jaundice, sour vomiting, conjunctivitis (red eyes), calcium deficiency, non-productive cough, general debility, headache with burning sensation, acidity, gastritis, ulcer, ulcerative colitis, and burning sensation in urine.

It includes digestive stimulants called alkaloids that also have hepatoprotective, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and antipyretic properties. The other component, shankha, is used to treat diarrhea (loose stools), acne, pimples, liver enlargement (hepatomegaly), splenomegaly, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, heartburn, acid reflux, abdominal distension, irritable bowel syndrome, making this preparation the most commonly prescribed medication for Grahani Doshas, or digestive issues like indigestion, acidity, heartburn, etc.

The other component is Mukta, which offers coolness to the digestive tract and lowers body heat. A key component in ayurvedic care of gastritis and acid dyspepsia, it balances acid secretion. It is a calming remedy that lessens the Ushna and Teekshna qualities of Pitta while improving digestive power, burning in the chest and belly, burping, and excessive thirst. As a result, it is a generic drug used for digestive issues.