It is a liquid form of an Ayurvedic drug. It is mostly used to treat heart conditions, vertigo, constipation, etc. It contains self-produced alcohol, which serves as a vehicle for the active ingredients in herbs. It is an Ayurveda liquid concoction that has undergone fermentation and has been infused with the benefits of two herbs.

Ashwagandha, sometimes referred to as "Indian Winter cherry" in English and "Withania somnifera" in botanical terms, is the primary component of these liquids. Every component of ashwagandha has some medicinal benefits. It has diuretic, astringent, antihelminthic, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic, heart-protective, sedative, atheroprotective, and hypoglycemic detoxifying and heat-producing components.

It is a liquid Ayurvedic medication used to treat liver diseases and inflammatory conditions that cause itching. It serves as a conduit for the body to receive active herbal ingredients that are soluble in alcohol and water.

It is an Ayurvedic medication used to treat inflammatory and liver conditions. It is manufactured from a polyherbal Ayurvedic mixture that aids in defending the body against conditions affecting the kidney, urinary system, heart, liver, and spleen.

With the aid of water, this medication delivers soluble herbal ingredients to the body and contains 5%–7% naturally occurring alcohol that it self-generated. This Ayurvedic remedy, a moderate analgesic, has been shown to be effective in treating a variety of bodily ailments.