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Udar Nirog churn – for herbal digestive care

Udar Nirog Powder is a well-researched, 100% ayurvedic and ayursh approved medicine with a unique blend of ayurvedic herbs like Harad, Fenugreek, Anwala, Bkayan, Baochi, Hing, Bahedha, Ajwain, NImbu Satva, Saunf and Jeera.

Pack Detail:

60 days pack includes – Udar Nirog churn (4 bottles / 50 gram per bottle; total 200 gram)

Dosage: ½ table spoon or 3 gram powder (churn) 30 minutes after meals or as directed by physician.

Properties of Udar Nirog herbal digestive care churn (powder):

• Improves overall digestion process.
• Relief from constipation.
• Relief from gas and gastritis.
• Relief from acidity.
• Helps to pass motion comfortably.

 What is constipation?

Key features that usually define constipation include:

• Your stools are dry, hard and/or lumpy.
• Your bowel movement is painful and stools are difficult to pass.
• You have a feeling that you have not fully emptied your bowels.
• You have a stomach ache or cramps.
• You have a stomach ache or cramps.

What causes constipation?

There are many causes of constipation – lifestyle choices, medications, medical conditions, and pregnancy.

Common lifestyle causes of constipation include:

• Eating Junk and fast foods very frequently.
• Eating foods low in fiber.
• Not drinking enough water.
• Not getting enough exercise.
• Changes in your regular routine, such as travelling or eating or going to bed at different times.
• Not taking proper and enough sleep in night.
• Eating large amounts of milk or cheese.
• Resisting the urge to have a bowel movement.

Side effects of constipation in our body-

There are a few complications that could happen if you don’t have soft, regular bowel movements. Some complications include:

• Swollen, inflamed veins in your rectum (a condition called hemorrhoids or piles).
• Tears or cuts in the lining of your anus from hardened stool trying to pass through (called anal fissures).
• An infection in pouches that sometimes form off the colon wall from stool that has become trapped and infected (a condition called diverticulitis).
• A pile-up of too much stool/poop in the rectum and anus (a condition called fecal impaction).
• Damage to your pelvic floor muscles from straining to move your bowels. These muscles help to control your bladder. Too much straining for too long a period of time may cause urine to leak from the bladder (a condition called stress urinary incontinence).