Available Formats: Please select your preferred variant from the listing options above: Whole, Powder, or Capsules.
Product Description & Scientific Details
Suddh Suahaga is widely known as Tankana in Ayurveda and Borax (Sodium tetraborate decahydrate) in English. Sourced from mineral origins, it possesses powerful therapeutic properties traditionally utilized to balance health and improve vitality.
- Scientific Name / Formula: Sodium tetraborate decahydrate
- Synonyms: Borax, Tanka, Dravaka, Veligatam, Ponkaram, Suhaga, Tankana
- Source: Metal & Mineral based
Key Health Benefits
- Cold and Cough Support: Helps manage cough and cold by loosening mucus due to its Kapha balancing and Ushna (hot) potency.
- Bloating & Digestion: Controls bloating and improves digestive fire because of its hot potency.
- Menstrual Health: Effectively helps lower the risk of female complications like amenorrhea and oligomenorrhea due to its Ushna nature.
- Urinary Tract Infection (UTI): Supports urinary health and combats infections due to natural antimicrobial, Tikshna (sharp), and Ruksha (dry) properties.
- Skin & Scalp Wellness: When applied topically with coconut oil, honey, or lemon juice, it helps manage dandruff, skin infections, and warts due to its alkaline and scraping properties.
Usage & Dosage
- Capsules / Powder / Whole: Use strictly according to Ayurvedic practitioner guidelines or product labeling, usually taken in minor monitored quantities or used in external preparations as directed.
- Topical Application: Can be blended with carrier agents like coconut oil or honey for localized scalp/skin care applications.
Product Specifications
| Scientific Name |
Sodium tetraborate decahydrate (Borax / Tankana) |
| Available Forms |
Whole / Powder / Capsules |
| Shelf Life |
3 Years from the date of manufacture |
| Returns Policy |
14 Days returns accepted (excluding original postage costs; must be unopened & unused) |
| Storage |
Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. |
Disclaimer: Herbal and mineral remedies can be potent under certain circumstances. Always seek medical advice before self-treating, especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or suffering from a known illness. Consult your GP or qualified herbalist when in doubt.