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Gurukul Chai - 200 gm

Gurukul Chai - 200 gm

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Description

Gurukul Chai is a classical Ayurvedic herbal tea blend prepared from Himalayan herbs by Gurukul Kangri Pharmacy, made with Brahmi, Tulsi, Tej Patta, Dalchini, Sauf and Elaichi. It is traditionally used to support respiratory comfort, help ease everyday stress, and provide general antioxidant and wellness support as part of a daily routine.

Purely herbal, with no mineral or metal-based ingredients. Made by Gurukul Kangri Pharmacy, Haridwar, Uttarakhand.

Highlights
  • Classical herbal tea blend prepared from Himalayan herbs by Gurukul Kangri Pharmacy
  • Made with Brahmi, Tulsi, Tej Patta, Dalchini, Sauf and Elaichi
  • Traditionally used to support respiratory comfort, stress relief and general wellness
  • Purely herbal - no minerals or metal-based ingredients

Dosage

Boil 1 tablespoon in 1 cup of water. Let it come to a boil, lower the heat briefly, then let it boil again for a few seconds. Strain and add honey or natural cane sugar to taste. Drink twice a day, or as directed.

FAQ

Q: What is Gurukul Chai?

It is a classical Ayurvedic herbal tea blend made with Himalayan herbs by Gurukul Kangri Pharmacy, prepared with Brahmi, Tulsi, Tej Patta, Dalchini, Sauf and Elaichi. It is traditionally used to support respiratory comfort, help ease everyday stress, and provide general antioxidant and wellness support.

Does it contain any minerals or Rasashastra ingredients?

No. This is a purely herbal tea blend with no mineral or metal-based (Rasashastra) ingredients.

How should I prepare it?

Boil 1 tablespoon in 1 cup of water. Let it come to a boil, lower the heat briefly, then let it boil again for a few seconds. Strain and add honey or natural cane sugar to taste. Drink twice a day, or as directed.

Is this a treatment for cold, flu or any illness?

No. While traditionally used to support respiratory comfort during seasonal discomfort, it is not a treatment or cure for cold, flu, or any other illness, and should not replace medical care when needed.