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How to use Giloy powder
1) Is Giloy safe to consume every day for long term?
2) How to use Giloy powder? I have attached powder
3) Any different instructions for men and women of different age groups?
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Giloy is a very good and safe ayurvedic herb. If you are taking these medicines by ayurvedic physician's prescription, then it is very good. If not, then my opinion is that for appropriate ayurvedic treatment it is necessary to know your Prakrati and Doshas. Because, if ayurvedic medicines are given according to your Prakrati and Doshas then they definitely prove effective.
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there is difference between food and herbal or other medicine
so don't behave with medicine as food
geloy is used for certain purpose continuously
otherwise it is not suggested to use giloy or any other herbal or other medicine on the regular basis
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
Ayurveda
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
Giloy (Tinorospora cordifolia) is safe immunity developer,can be used long time,No side effects,U can take 1 tsf at morning with water,also dipping into water at night then filter at morning and drink,no specific instructions for male and female,
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