Bronchiofly : Sugarfree Ayurvedic Syrup For Relieving Cough

Bronchiofly : Sugarfree Ayurvedic Syrup For Relieving Cough

The pandemic changed the way we perceived our health. It forced us to sit up and take measures focusing on the improvement of each organ system. While respiratory tract infections have always been present, they mostly take form during the changing seasons. Agonizing and allergic coughs, runny and itchy nose, difficulty in breathing are all symptomatic of an underlying respiratory issue needing immediate attention.

Butterfly Ayurveda’s Bronchiofly Cough Syrup works comprehensively to take care of your respiratory health!

Understanding our Respiratory System

The lungs are the main respiratory organ that help you breathe in oxygen rich air and breathe out air rich in carbon-dioxide. The respiratory tract can be divided into two- the upper respiratory tract and the lower respiratory tract. The upper respiratory tract includes nostrils, nasal cavity, mouth, pharynx/throat and larynx/sound box.

The lower respiratory tract contains the trachea/ windpipe, bronchioles and the lungs which are protected in the rib cage. These, along with the diaphragm and respiratory muscles facilitate respiration or simply breathing.

Each of the above respiratory organs are susceptible to an array of ailments such as:

  • Common cold & cough
  • Viral infections
  • Bacterial infections of the lung & tracts
  • Asthma
  • Bronchitis (inflammation of bronchi)
  • Laryngitis (inflammation of the larynx)
  • Pharyngitis (inflammation of the pharynx)
  • Allergic rhinitis

While modern medications might have made it possible to analyze the underlying respiratory concerns, it is always a good idea to undertake practices that have a lasting effect and cures the problem at the grassroot level.

Ayurveda and Respiratory Health

Ayurveda has been at the forefront of devising strategies and principles that help individuals lead a healthy and a disease-free life. To do this our learned ‘Rishis’ used the theory of ‘Panchmahabhoota’ consisting of, Earth, Water, Fire, Air & Space which were further condensed into what we now know as, Vata, Pitta & Kapha dosha.

Each of the above doshas’ are bestowed with specific functions, but when it comes to the respiratory system, ‘Vata’ and ‘Kapha’ are the key doshas responsible. When ‘Vata’ is imbalanced, it shows up in the form of dry cough, pain, cold, breathlessness and sneezing. While ‘Kapha’ imbalance is anything related to mucus such as running nose, wet cough, expectoration, nasal/chest congestion, and sinusitis.

Balancing ‘Vata’ and ‘Kapha’ is important to get rid of respiratory issues. At such a stage, Bronchiofly, a sugar -free Ayurvedic cough syrup bolsters the respiratory system and helps clear the respiratory tract, protecting the lungs and throat against infections.

Bronchiofly Syrup - An Ayurvedic Cough Syrup For Dry Cough

An intense study of herbs and how these could help relieve respiratory troubles has helped develop this unique formulation. Butterfly Ayurveda’s Bronchiofly sugar free cough syrup is a blend of Ayurvedic ingredients such as ‘Tulsi’, ‘Pippali’, ‘Khatmi’, ‘Vasa’, ‘Sunthi’, ‘Gojihwa’, ‘Kantakari’ and ‘Mulethi’.

Bronchiofly Ayurvedic cough syrup could be your ultimate solution for the upper respiratory tract issues as well as lower respiratory tract infections. Prepared from the decoction of the above mentioned drugs, it is sugar-free and can also be consumed by diabetic patients. It is especially beneficial in conditions like bronchitis, laryngitis, pharyngitis, common cold, allergic cold, dry and wet cough, throat pain, sore throat, and hoarse voice, etc.

Benefits of Ayurvedic Sugar Free Cough Syrup

  • Made using a decoction based process: Our Ayurvedic cough syrup consists of herbal ingredients such as ‘Vasa’, ‘Khatmi’, ‘Tulsi’ etc. that are naturally sourced and are highly beneficial to one’s respiratory health, as they have anti-bacterial properties and an anti-inflammatory effect. These also act as a natural expectorant. This syrup is made using the age-old method of making a decoction, which is a resultant liquid received after the herbs are boiled, mashed and brewed in hot to boiling water for a particular period of time.
  • Helps with dry and wet cough: A dry cough hampers one’s daily routine & irritates the throat passage. A wet cough, on the other hand, produces phlegm from the lungs. Butterfly Ayurveda has the best Ayurvedic medicine for dry and wet cough with ingredients such as ‘Mulethi’, ‘Khatmi’ & ‘Sunthi’ that are anti-inflammatory, reduce irritation, and help lubricate the respiratory tract.
  • Resists respiratory infections: The presence of herbs such as ‘Tulsi’, ‘Banaphsa’ and ‘Pushkara’, lends this Ayurvedic cough syrup antiviral and anti-allergic properties, and helps balance the ‘Vata’ dosha. The presence of herbal ingredients such as ‘Vasa’, ‘Khatmi’ lends this decoction anti-bacterial properties, while ‘Mulethi’ plays an important role by curbing the spread of infection.
  • A sugar-free cough syrup: Bronchiofly, is a sugar free Ayurvedic cough remedy. It can be consumed by diabetics wanting to keep a check on their sugar levels without the added pressure of carb-counting or hyperglycemia.

What Herbs Make Bronchiofly Sugar Free Tonic The Best Ayurvedic Cough Medicine For Your Respiratory System?

1. ‘Vasa’: This supreme remedy/ ‘agryoushadha’ is used for many respiratory issues. It consists of an alkaloid, called ‘Vasicine’, proven to be an effective smooth muscle relaxant and a bronchodilator. This herb is also a natural expectorant that helps dissolve the sticky phlegm from the respiratory pathways.

It also benefits individuals suffering from asthma by reducing the spasm and inflammation of the bronchi. This herb helps pacify the ‘Pitta’ and ‘Kapha’ doshas, effectively removing ‘ama’/toxins from the body.

2. ‘Pippali’: This herb is both a medicine and a spice that is used as a popular ingredient in many Ayurvedic formulations. It consists of a host of medicinal properties that makes it one of the most useful ingredients for making medicines. The ‘Pippali’ fruit has a unique ability to reduce respiratory hyperresponsiveness and eosinophil infiltration, making it a popular component in medications used for treating airway distress. It is anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial, therefore is helpful in cases of inflammatory conditions such as pharyngitis, laryngitis, and bronchitis.

3. ‘Sunthi’ (Ginger): The most common herb, ginger, can be easily sourced from any vegetable market, making it one of the kitchen staples! It forms a big part of effective home remedies for treating cold, cough, sore throats and for improving immunity. It not only has a gastroprotective action but is an excellent bronchodilator and tracheal relaxant too. It clears the airways by regulating calcium transport in the respiratory smooth muscles.

4. ‘Tulsi’: Also known as the Holy Basil, it is an aromatic plant with an immense potential to manage respiratory diseases. ‘Tulsi’ lowers ‘Kapha’ and aids in relieving cough and cold with varying severity. The presence of active compounds like camphene and eugenol, help reduce the symptoms of cold and relieve nasal and chest congestion. It is a brilliant antipyretic and painkiller that can be prescribed for fever and throat pain. It also mitigates the hoarseness in the voice.

5. ‘Khatmi’: Also known as the marshmallow plant, this herb consists of anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, antitussive (cough relieving), and immunomodulatory properties. It is beneficial in conditions like an allergic cold and chronic dry cough. It also reduces the irritation of oropharyngeal mucosa.

Other Important Ingredients in Bronchiofly - Sugar Free Ayurvedic Syrup For Cough

1. ‘Gojhiva’: This herb helps alleviate common cold, cough, fever, and associated respiratory distress, also inhibiting entry of selected respiratory tract pathogens.

2. ‘Mulethi’: Also known as licorice, this sweet tasting herb is high in antioxidants, reducing inflammation in the bronchial tubes. It also helps loosen the mucus inside the respiratory tract that eases congestion.

3. ‘Kantakari’: The extract of this herb acts as an antihistamine and prevents the blockage of the airway tract. This is especially helpful for patients suffering from asthma. This herb also has anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.

4. ‘Pushkara’: A very useful Ayurvedic herb, it has antipyretic and anti-viral properties. It helps relieve cold, cough and asthma as it has a bronchio-dilatory effect.

5. ‘Banaphsa’: An expectorant, this herb is used in concoctions and is beneficial in the treatment of bronchitis, asthma, cold and cough.

How To Use Bronchiofly - Sugar Free Ayurvedic Syrup For Cough and Cold

Adults: 2-3 teaspoons thrice a day or as directed by the physician

Children: ½ -1 teaspoon twice a day or as directed by the physician

Storage Instructions: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

Takeaway

Breathing is an activity that we do involuntarily and so maintaining your respiratory health is of utmost importance. Even though modern science has progressed by leaps, till date there hasn’t been any such medication that is designed to take care of your respiratory system the way this sugar free Ayurvedic cough syrup does.

One can easily consume this Ayurvedic syrup for dry and wet cough as well as for treating bronchitis, laryngitis, asthma, allergic rhinitis and cold and cough caused by pollution. Since Butterfly Ayurveda’s Bronchiofly syrup is sugar-free, it can also be consumed by people with high blood sugar. Made using 100% natural ingredients, it doesn’t contain alcohol or cause drowsiness and is safe for consumption by children! Consume this regularly for at least 8-10 days and get long lasting results.

Terms made Easy:

Hyperresponsiveness: An individual’s bodily response to a stimulus leading to an excessive narrowing of the airways.

Immunomodulatory: It is defined as bringing a positive change or modulating the immune system to protect it from outside microbes.

Eosinophil Infiltration: Eosinophils are the white blood cells responsible for protecting the body from harmful microbes. Eosinophil infiltration occurs when a high number of eosinophils are present in a particular organ of the body.

Antihistamine: These are the medicines or extracts that help relieve symptoms of allergies or allergic reactions.

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