AYURVEDIC SUPPLEMENTS & GUT HEALTH
Vidanga Parasite Cleanse
£26.99
Traditional herbal formula for internal cleansing and digestive health.
- Vidanga
- Neem
- Clove
- Black Walnut
- Haritaki
- Wormwood
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This parasite cleanse uses a combination of powerful traditional herbs that work synergistically to weaken, disrupt, and eliminate parasitic organisms while supporting digestion and the body’s natural detoxification pathways.
Total Capsules: 90
Serving Size:
1–2 capsules daily for up to 1 week, followed by the use of a binder and flushing agent. Use only under practitioner guidance.
Supply Duration:
45–90 days (depending on daily use)
Age Guidance:
Not suitable for persons under 18 years of age.
Vidanga — Embelia ribes, Neem — Azadirachta indica, Clove — Syzygium aromaticum, Black Walnut — Juglans nigra, Haritaki — Terminalia chebula, Wormwood — Artemisia absinthium
Key Ingredients
Benefits
Vidanga Parasite Cleanse Benefits
- Eliminates intestinal parasites and harmful microbes: Helps remove parasites, bacteria, and fungi from the digestive tract while supporting microbial balance.
- Supports digestion and gut detoxification: Stimulates agni (digestive fire), clears accumulated toxins (ama), and promotes healthy elimination.
- Boosts immunity and protects gut lining: Strengthens immune defense while supporting the integrity and balance of the gut microbiome.
Safety & Contraindications
Vidanga (Embelia ribes)
- Pregnancy: Contraindicated due to strong cleansing and downward-moving effects.
- Prolonged use: Not recommended long term without supervision.
- Constitutional dryness: May be too drying for Vata types unless balanced with moistening herbs.
Neem (Azadirachta indica)
- Pregnancy & fertility: Contraindicated in pregnancy; may reduce fertility.
- Children: Avoid prolonged internal use.
- Excess Vata: Can cause dryness, anxiety, or fatigue in Vata-prone individuals.
Black Walnut (Juglans nigra)
- Nut allergies: Avoid in individuals with nut allergies.
- Pregnancy & breastfeeding: Avoid due to lack of safety data.
- Strong laxative effects: Can be irritating to the bowel in sensitive individuals or with overuse.
Haritaki (Terminalia chebula)
- Pregnancy: Traditionally avoided due to potential laxative and detoxifying effects.
- Dehydration or low body weight: May aggravate Vata and cause further depletion.
- Loose stools: Avoid if experiencing diarrhea or chronic digestive sensitivity.
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