Khonol Cough Syrup (200Ml)

The natural ingredients of Khonol Syrup offer therapeutic benefits for bronchitis:

Bach Rhizome: Bach rhizome, also known as vacha, possesses expectorant properties, helping to expel mucus from the respiratory tract. It also has anti-inflammatory effects, reducing inflammation in the bronchial tubes.

Adulsa Leaf: Used in Ayurvedic medicine for respiratory ailments, It acts as a bronchodilator, opening up the airways to facilitate easier breathing. Adulsa also has antimicrobial properties, helping to combat infections that contribute to bronchitis.

Tulsi Panchang: It acts as an immunomodulator, strengthening the immune system to fight off infections. Tulsi also has anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, providing relief from bronchitis symptoms.

Haldi Rhizomes: It helps reduce inflammation in the bronchial passages and supports the body’s natural healing process. Haldi also has antimicrobial properties, aiding in the treatment of bronchitis.

Sounth Rhizomes: known for its warming properties and ability to alleviate respiratory congestion. It acts as an expectorant, promoting the expulsion of mucus from the lungs. Sounth also has antibacterial properties, helping to clear respiratory infections.

Kantakari Panchang: It acts as a bronchodilator, dilating the bronchial passages to improve airflow. Kantakari also has mucolytic properties, thinning and loosening mucus, making it easier to clear from the airways.

• Antimicrobial Action: Tulsi (holy basil), Bach Rhizome (sweet flag), and Adulsa (vasaka) possess antimicrobial properties, which helps combat the bacteria Bordetella Whooping cough responsible for Whooping cough infection.

• Expectorant Effects: Adulsa and Tulsi, act as natural expectorants. They helps to loosen and expel thick mucus from the respiratory tract, thereby easing coughing spells associated with Whooping cough.

• Anti-inflammatory Properties: Ingredients like Bach and Tulsi exhibit anti-inflammatory effects, reducing inflammation in the respiratory passages. This helps alleviate irritation and swelling, easing coughing fits and improving breathing.

• Immunomodulatory Effects: Many Ayurvedic herbs included in Khonol Syrup, such as tulsi and bach, possess immunomodulatory properties. They helps regulate the immune system’s response, potentially aiding in the body’s defense against Whooping cough infection.

• Respiratory Support: Overall, Khonol Syrup provides comprehensive respiratory support, promoting lung health and easing symptoms associated with Whooping cough, including coughing, wheezing, and difficulty breathing.

Clears Mucus

Reduces Inflammation

Fights Infections

Supports Immunity

Boosts Lung Health

• Clears Mucus: Khonol Syrup uses natural ingredients like holy basil and sweet flag to loosen phlegm and ease congestion.

• Reduces Inflammation: Powerful herbs like vasaka and turmeric soothe irritation and inflammation in your airways, relieving coughs, wheezing, and tightness.

• Fights Infections: Certain ingredients like Indian nightshade and ginger have natural germ-fighting properties to help you recover faster from respiratory infections.

• Supports Immunity: Khonol Syrup includes herbs like giloy that strengthen your body’s natural defenses to prevent future illnesses.

• Boosts Lung Health: This natural formula acts as a respiratory tonic, promoting overall lung health and improving breathing

Natural ingredients of Khonol Syrup

• Bach Rhizome:

• Adulsa Leaf:

• Tulsi Panchang:

• Haldi Rhizomes:

• Sounth Rhizomes:

• Kantakari Panchang:

• Pranayama (Breath Control): Practices such as deep belly breathing, alternate nostril breathing (Nadi Shodhana), and Kapalabhati (skull shining breath) can improve respiratory function and increase lung capacity.

• Sukhasana (Easy Pose): Sitting in a comfortable cross-legged position and focusing on deep, slow breathing can help calm the mind and improve overall lung function.

• Bhujangasana (Cobra Pose): This gentle backbend opens up the chest and lungs, promoting deeper breathing and improving respiratory function.

• Setu Bandhasana (Bridge Pose): Bridge pose stretches the chest and opens up the lungs, improving circulation and respiratory efficiency.

• Uttanasana (Standing Forward Bend): Forward bends can help relieve tension in the chest and improve circulation to the lungs, promoting better breathing.

• Anulom Vilom (Alternate Nostril Breathing): This pranayama technique balances the flow of breath through the nostrils, promoting relaxation and improving respiratory function.

• Bhramari Pranayama (Bee Breath): Humming during exhalation can help calm the mind, reduce stress, and improve respiratory function.