Description
GynoSure Syrup is a polyherbal Ayurvedic syrup for women’s wellness by Bioqem Pharma. Each 10 ml blends 29 herbs, including Ashoka, Saunf (fennel), Goldenseal, Shatavari and Dong quai. You take it twice a day with water to support a comfortable, steady monthly cycle.
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What Is GynoSure Syrup?
It is a non-hormonal herbal syrup for adult women. It does not contain hormones, and it is not a substitute for care from your gynaecologist. You take 15–20 ml twice a day, after meals.
Ashoka (Saraca indica), the main herb, has been used in Ayurveda for women’s health for centuries. This women’s wellness syrup pairs it with other classic Ayurvedic, Unani and Western herbs that are traditionally used for the menstrual cycle.
Key Benefits of GynoSure Syrup
Here is what the main herbs in this blend are traditionally used for:
- Menstrual comfort: Ashoka and Lodhra are traditionally used in Ayurveda to support a comfortable cycle and normal flow.
- Cycle wellbeing: Dong quai, white peony and agnus castus are traditionally used for women’s monthly balance.
- Nourishment: Shatavari and Ashwagandha are classic tonic herbs for women’s strength and energy.
- Calm and easy digestion: Saunf, Jeera, Ajmod and Jatamansi are traditionally used for bloating, cramps and a calm mind.
- A non-hormonal option: the formula is fully herbal, with no added hormones.
In short, this ashoka and shatavari syrup is daily herbal support. It works best with good food, rest and your doctor’s guidance.
Ashoka: The Herb at the Heart of GynoSure Syrup
Ashoka is a tree that grows across India. Its name means “without sorrow” in Sanskrit. Ayurvedic texts have long used its bark as a herbal tonic for women, often for the days around the monthly cycle.
In GynoSure Syrup, Ashoka is the largest herb, at 500 mg in every 10 ml. Lodhra, Shatavari and white peony sit beside it, while fennel and cumin help with bloating. Together they make a gentle, everyday blend rather than a strong single herb.
Ingredients and What Each One Does
Here is the full formula from our pack. Amounts are per 10 ml of syrup. A 20 ml dose has twice these amounts.
| Ingredient | Per 10 ml | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Ashoka (Saraca indica) | 500 mg | The main Ayurvedic herb for women’s cycle health |
| Saunf (fennel, Foeniculum vulgare) | 300 mg | Traditionally used for cramps, bloating and digestion |
| Goldenseal root | 200 mg | A traditional Western herb for women’s wellness |
| Damiana leaf | 100 mg | Traditionally used as a women’s tonic |
| Dong quai root | 100 mg | Called “female ginseng” in Chinese tradition |
| Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) | 75 mg | The classic Ayurvedic tonic for women |
| Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) | 75 mg | Traditionally used for strength and stress |
| Lodhra (Symplocos racemosa) | 75 mg | Traditionally used for women’s cycle health |
| Agnus castus fruit (labelled Nirgundi) | 75 mg | Traditionally used for hormonal balance |
| White peony root (Gondali) | 75 mg | Traditionally used for cycle comfort |
| Motherwort | 75 mg | A traditional women’s herb |
| Raspberry leaf (Rasabhari) | 75 mg | Traditionally used as a uterine tonic |
| Mulethi, Jatamansi, Indian sarsaparilla | 75 mg each | Calming and cooling herbs |
| Jeera, Ajmod, Sowa, Satar Farsi | 75 mg each | Warming spices for digestion and bloating |
| Kasni, Kharbuza beej, Kar (safflower) | 75 mg each | Traditional Unani herbs for women’s health |
| Majith, Rewandchini, Baheda, Gokharu | 75 mg each | Traditional herbs for cleansing and balance |
| Shallaki, Kemua, Sapindus trifoliatus | 75 mg each | Traditional herbs used in the classic recipe |
| Sugar | To make 10 ml | Syrup base |
How to Take GynoSure Syrup
Take 15–20 ml with normal water, twice a day, one hour after meals, or as directed by your physician.
- Shake the bottle well before use.
- Measure 15–20 ml with the cup.
- Mix it with a little normal water and drink it one hour after lunch and dinner.
- Stop the syrup during your period, and start again once your period ends.
- Close the cap tightly and keep the bottle away from sunlight.
Our label suggests using it for at least three months, because the cycle takes time to respond. Ask your doctor how long you should continue.
Who Should Take It, and Who Should Not
This ayurvedic syrup for women is meant for adult women who want herbal support for their monthly cycle.
It may suit you if you:
- are a woman aged 18 or above
- want a non-hormonal herbal option for cycle comfort
- are happy to use it steadily for a few months
Do not take it, or talk to your doctor first, if you:
- are pregnant, may be pregnant, or are breastfeeding. Dong quai, safflower, motherwort and goldenseal are not advised in pregnancy
- are trying to conceive or are on fertility treatment. Discuss it with your gynaecologist first
- take blood thinners, as Dong quai can increase the risk of bleeding
- take regular medicines, as goldenseal can change how some medicines work (see the NCCIH goldenseal fact sheet)
- have diabetes, as the syrup has a sugar base
- have high blood pressure, a bleeding disorder, or any long-term illness
If you have heavy bleeding, severe pain or no periods for months, please see a doctor first, so the cause can be found.
Possible Side Effects and Safety Tips
Most women take this syrup without trouble at the right dose. Some may notice:
- mild loose stools or stomach upset, from Rewandchini and Baheda
- a change in the timing or flow of the next period
- nausea if taken on an empty stomach
- skin that burns more easily in the sun (from Dong quai)
Stop taking it and see a doctor if you get heavy bleeding, a rash, swelling or severe stomach pain. Keep the bottle out of children’s reach.
When Will I See Results?
Herbal syrups work slowly. Most women need two to three cycles of regular use to notice a change, and our label suggests at least three months.
You will get more from it if you:
- eat iron-rich foods such as green leafy vegetables, dates and jaggery
- move for 30 minutes most days
- sleep seven to eight hours a night
- track your cycle in an app or diary to see changes
Why Choose Bioqem’s GynoSure Syrup
We list every herb in GynoSure Syrup with its exact amount, so you and your doctor can see what you are taking.
- Full formula: all 29 herbs are listed with amounts, not just a few hero names.
- Non-hormonal: the syrup is herbal, with no added hormones.
- Honest safety advice: we tell you clearly who should not take it, including in pregnancy.
- Easy buying: cash on delivery, free shipping above ₹599, and a replacement or refund within 7 days if your order arrives damaged or wrong.
Product Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Product name | GynoSure Syrup |
| Brand | Bioqem Pharma |
| Form | Herbal syrup |
| Pack sizes | 200 ml (₹210) and 470 ml (₹399) |
| Dose | 15–20 ml with water, twice a day, after meals |
| Key ingredients | Ashoka, Saunf, Goldenseal, Dong quai, Shatavari, Lodhra |
| Type | Non-hormonal herbal formula |
| Contains | Sugar base |
| For | Adult women, 18+ |
| Note | Stop during periods; not for use in pregnancy |
Frequently Asked Questions About GynoSure Syrup
How do I take GynoSure Syrup?
Take 15–20 ml with water, twice a day, one hour after meals. Stop it during your period and start again when it ends.
How long does it take to work?
Most women need two to three cycles to notice a change. Our label suggests at least three months of regular use.
Can I take it during pregnancy?
No. Some herbs in it, such as Dong quai and safflower, are not advised in pregnancy. Stop the syrup if you think you may be pregnant.
Can I take it with my regular medicines?
Ask your doctor first. Goldenseal can change how some medicines work, and Dong quai can add to the effect of blood thinners.
Does it have side effects?
Some women get loose stools, stomach upset or a change in their next period. Stop and see a doctor if you have heavy bleeding or any unusual symptom.
Is it habit-forming?
No. It is a herbal syrup with nothing addictive in it. You can stop at any time.
Can teenagers or older women take it?
It is meant for adult women. Teenagers and women near or after menopause should ask their doctor first.
What if I miss a dose?
Just take the next dose at the usual time. Do not take a double dose to make up for it.
Is it safe for people with diabetes?
Check with your doctor first, because the syrup has a sugar base.
For another women’s wellness option, see our Gynocyst Plus Tablet, or browse all Bioqem products.
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, trying to conceive, or taking other medicines.
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