About Sitopaladi

Sitopaladi is an age-old Ayurvedic remedy traditionally used for cough and respiratory health. A mixture of herbs and sugar candy, it acts as a natural expectorant that brings immediate relief to the throat and lungs.

Contains:

Bombusa arundinacia (Ext), Zeylanicum, Elettaria cardamomum (Fruit), Piper longum (Fruit)., Sugar candy.

Benefits & Actions

Expectorant and decongestant
  • Reduces nasal blockage: clears blocked sinuses.
  • Soothes throat irritation: relieves throat discomfort due to colds.
  • Supports lung function: improves respiratory efficiency by reducing inflammation.
  • Helps in allergic reactions & viral infections
  • Strengthens immune response
  • Improves energy & stamina
  • Balances Kapha & Vata Doshas: One of the best for respiratory health in Ayurveda.
  • Contains Cooling Ingredients: Soothe irritations in the throat and reduce excess heat from the body. 
  • Immunity Booster: Prevents recurrent infections of the respiratory tract
  • Clears excess Kapha in winter (mucus build up).
  • Improves lung capacity during seasonal spring cleansing regimes.
  • Overall respiratory health will improve.

Dosage

For Kids

Soothing for sore throat – cough

For Adults

Strengthens immunity & clears congestion

For Seniors

Facilitates healthy functioning of the respiratory system & reduces weakness

Guide For Dosage

Step 1:

Take 2 teaspoons (about 5g) of Sitopaladi Churna.

Step 2:

Mix it with honey or warm water.

Step 3:

Take twice a day – before meals.

Step 4:

Take it regularly for a long time for better respiratory health.

Product

Sitopaladi Powder

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FAQ’s

What is in Sitopaladi that makes it an effective antitussive?
It really is a natural expectorant. It decreases congestion, soothes the throat, and supports health in breathing.
Yes, it can be taken long-term. Sitopaladi may be safely used on a daily basis along with honey or water for respiratory support.
Yes. It really works for clearing the way for reduction of mucus deposition and supports the lungs in chronic respiratory conditions.
Generally speaking, safe, but best to consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for appropriate dosage and guidance.