Description
Digo Amrit Syrup is an Ayurvedic digestive tonic made by Bioqem Pharma. It blends 25 herbs, fruits and spices, such as Papaya, Triphala, Bael, Imli (tamarind), Jeera, Sonth (dry ginger) and Pudina. It supports good digestion, a healthy appetite and comfort from occasional gas, bloating and acidity.
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What Is Digo Amrit Syrup?
It is a herbal syrup for adults who often feel heavy, gassy or bloated after meals. It works on Agni (your digestive fire, as Ayurveda calls it) using familiar kitchen herbs and classic Ayurvedic plants.
It is daily wellness support, not a medicine for a stomach disease. See more in our digestive health range.
Key Benefits of This Digestive Syrup
Here is what the main herbs in this formula are traditionally used for:
- Better digestion: Papaya, Imli and Pippali are traditionally used to help the body break down food.
- Less gas and bloating: Jeera, Ajmoda (celery seed), Badi Elaychi and Dalchini (cinnamon) are classic carminatives (herbs that ease gas).
- Comfort from acidity: Dhania (coriander), Anardana (pomegranate seed) and Pudina are cooling herbs traditionally used for a calm stomach.
- Healthy appetite: Sonth (dry ginger), Marich (black pepper) and Chitrak are traditionally used to wake up a weak appetite.
- Regular bowel movements: Triphala, Haritaki and Sennamakki (senna) are traditionally used for smooth bowel movement.
In short, this ayurvedic digestive syrup puts the herbs from an Indian kitchen and an Ayurvedic pharmacy into one easy dose.
Ingredients and What Each One Does
Here are the herbs and spices in our formula, grouped by their traditional use. Amounts per dose are printed on the label.
| Ingredient | Traditional use |
|---|---|
| Papaya (Carica papaya) extract | Natural enzymes that help break down food |
| Guava (Psidium guajava) | Supports digestive comfort |
| Bael fruit (Aegle marmelos) extract | Soothes the stomach |
| Imli (Tamarindus indica) | Supports bile flow and digestion |
| Triphala extracts and Haritaki | Classic Ayurvedic blend for gut health and regular bowels |
| Sennamakki (Cassia angustifolia) | Natural laxative for occasional constipation |
| Sonth, Adrak (ginger), Marich, Pippali and Pippali Mool | Warming herbs for appetite and digestive fire |
| Jeera, Ajmoda, Badi Elaychi, Dalchini | Carminatives that ease gas and bloating |
| Pudhina, Dhania, Anardana | Cooling herbs for acidity and stomach comfort |
| Chitrak (Plumbago zeylanica), Vaividang (Embelia ribes) | Traditional digestive herbs |
| Amalvetas (Rheum emodi) | Digestive stimulant that supports bile flow |
| Nimbu (Citrus medica) | Supports digestive juices |
| Kala Namak, Sandhalavan and Nausadar | Traditional digestive salts |
How to Take Digo Amrit
Adults can take 2-3 teaspoons (10-15 ml), 3-4 times a day, or as directed by a physician.
- Shake the bottle well.
- Measure 2-3 teaspoons of syrup.
- Take it 3-4 times a day, at about the same times each day.
- For children, the label dose is ½ teaspoon twice a day. Give it only on a doctor’s advice.
- For best results, the label suggests 4-12 weeks of use.
The label advises use under medical supervision, so please consult your doctor before you start and about how long to continue.
Who Should Take It, and Who Should Not
This herbal digestive tonic suits adults who want everyday support for digestion and appetite.
It may suit you if you:
- feel heavy or gassy after meals
- get occasional acidity after spicy or oily food
- have a poor appetite after an illness
- sit for long hours and feel sluggish after lunch
Do not take it, or talk to your doctor first, if you:
- are pregnant or breastfeeding (the label advises against use)
- have a bleeding condition or a history of haemorrhagic stroke (the label advises against use)
- are due for surgery soon (the label advises against use)
- have high blood pressure, kidney disease or are on a low-salt diet (it contains digestive salts)
- have ongoing diarrhoea, an ulcer or inflammatory bowel disease
- take regular medicines, or want to give it to a child
Please consult your doctor before use if any of these apply to you.
Possible Side Effects and Safety Tips
Most adults take herbal digestive syrups well, but some may notice mild effects.
- Loose stools: senna, Triphala, Haritaki and Amalvetas can loosen the bowels. Lower the dose and ask your doctor if this happens.
- Warmth or burning: pepper, ginger and Chitrak are hot herbs, and a few people may feel heat in the stomach.
- Salt content: the black salt and rock salt add sodium. Keep this in mind if you watch your salt intake.
- Allergy: stop and see a doctor if you get a rash, itching or swelling.
See a doctor if you have stomach pain that does not go away, vomiting, blood in your stool, black stool, weight loss without trying, or trouble swallowing. Keep the bottle out of children’s reach.
When Will I See Results?
Many people feel lighter after meals within 1 to 2 weeks of regular use. The label suggests 4-12 weeks for best results, along with good eating habits.
You will get more from it if you:
- eat at fixed times and chew slowly
- keep dinner light and eat it 2-3 hours before bed
- cut down on fried food, colas and late-night snacks
- walk for 10 minutes after meals
For more simple tips, read the NHS guide to indigestion.
Why Choose Bioqem’s Digo Amrit
We make this syrup in Bengaluru, and we check what goes into every bottle.
- 25-herb formula: we list every herb, fruit and salt in it.
- Kitchen-familiar herbs: jeera, ginger, pudina, tamarind and more.
- Batch-tested: every batch is lab-tested for heavy metals and steroids, and we share the report on request.
- Easy buying: cash on delivery, free shipping above ₹599, and a replacement or refund within 7 days if your order arrives damaged or wrong.
Need help with regular bowel movements? See our LaxoQem Powder.
Product Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Product name | Digo Amrit Syrup |
| Brand | Bioqem Pharma |
| Form | Syrup |
| Price | ₹185 |
| Adult dose | 2-3 teaspoons, 3-4 times a day, or as directed by a physician |
| Child dose (label) | ½ teaspoon twice a day, only on a doctor’s advice |
| Suggested duration | 4-12 weeks |
| Key ingredients | Papaya, Triphala, Bael, Imli, Jeera, Sonth, Pudina and 18 more |
| System | Ayurveda |
| Storage | Cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight |
| Made in | Bengaluru, India |
Frequently Asked Questions About Digo Amrit
How long does it take to work?
Many people feel lighter after meals within 1 to 2 weeks. The label suggests 4 to 12 weeks for best results.
Does it have side effects?
Some people get loose stools or a warm feeling in the stomach. Stop and see a doctor if you feel unwell.
Can I take it with an antacid or other medicines?
Ask your doctor first, especially if you take medicines for blood pressure, diabetes or acidity.
Can women and older adults take it?
Adult women can take it, but not during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Older adults should check with their doctor first.
Does it contain salt?
Yes. It has black salt, rock salt and Nausadar, which are traditional digestive salts. Ask your doctor if you are on a low-salt diet.
Is it habit-forming?
No. It is a herbal syrup with nothing addictive. Ask your doctor if you rely on laxatives often.
What if I miss a dose?
Take the next dose at the usual time. Do not take a double dose to make up for it.
This product is not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult a qualified doctor before use, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or taking other medicines.
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