• Shodhita Loha (Purified, herbal processed Iron) 
• Shunti – Ginger – Rhizome 
• Black pepper – Piper nigrum – Fruit 
• Long pepper – Piper longum – Fruit 
• Haritaki (Terminalia chebula) – Fruit rind
• Vibhitaki (Terminalia bellierica) – Fruit rind 
• Amla – Indian Gooseberry – Emblica officinalis 
• Yavani (Trachyspermum ammi) – Fruit 
• Vidanga (Embelia ribes) – Fruit 
• Mustaka (Cyperus rotundus) – Rhizome
• Chitra – Eranda (Ricinus communis) – Root 
• Dhataki (Woodfordia fruticosa) – Flower 
• Honey 
• Jaggery 

• Adult: 25-30 ml twice or thrice daily after food.
• Child: 10-15 ml once or twice daily after food.

Frequently Asked Questions: 

Can lohasava cure anaemia?

Lohasava might be helpful for iron deficiency anaemia for a long time. It might help replenish the body with iron, thus it might help with the symptoms of anaemia, such as weakness, fatigue, palpitations etc.2 However, more research is required to prove such claims. Moreover, such conditions must be diagnosed and treated by a doctor.

Is lohasava natural?

Lohasava is a natural, Ayurvedic liquid medicine and is mainly helpful for iron deficiency anaemia and obesity. It is made up of many herbs and is rich in iron.1 However, more research is required to prove its potential effect on humans.

Can lohasava control elevated blood pressure?

No, lohasava does not help control high blood pressure. There is no evidence claiming the use of lohasava to decrease blood pressure. Conditions such as high blood pressure are serious and must be diagnosed and treated by a doctor. Please do not self-medicate.

Are lohasava and triphala same?

No, lohasava and triphala are different. Lohasava contains the three main constituents of triphala, along with other herbs and iron in it. A study stated that lohasava practically is iron-fortified triphala and that it can be helpful for liver, heart, gastric disturbances etc.1 However, more research is required on its potential uses.

Does lohasava help in increasing haemoglobin?

It was found in studies that lohasava might help to increase haemoglobin levels in the blood. This action might be due to its ability to replenish iron in the body and make it available for use. This is important for the production of haemoglobin. Therefore, it may be an effective haematinic agent.2 However, more research is required.

Is lohasava useful for cataracts?

No. There have been no published reports stating the beneficial use of lohasava in the management of cataracts. Further research will be required to confirm its use.

Can lohasava be applied to the skin?

No, lohasava is an Ayurvedic medicine that is used in the liquid form for consumption. Its beneficial effects on the skin have not been reported yet.

How much lohasava can be taken in a day?

Lohasava is to be consumed as per the dosage specified by your doctor for your condition. It is not to be taken without a physician’s consultation.

Is lohasava useful to get rid of weakness?

Lohasava is found to have the potential to improve weakness caused due to iron deficiency anaemia and might energise the body. It might help attain a restful sleep and may improve fatigue and giddiness seen in long-standing cases of anaemia.2 However, more research is necessary.

Does lohasava cause allergies?

There have been no allergic reactions reported by the use of lohasava due to insufficient research. Therefore, there is a need for more research. However, if you feel like the cause of your allergic reaction of any kind is due to the usage of lohasava, kindly seek medical attention immediately. Kindly do not self-medicate.

Does lohasava cause loss of taste sensation?

No. On the contrary, lohasava might help with the growth of taste buds that are lost in case of anaemia and might improve taste sensation.

Does lohasava cause acne?

There are no reports regarding the development of acne due to the use of lohasava. Therefore, there is a need for more research.

Lohasava has Iron, overdose in children below 6 can lead to fatal poisoning symptoms therefore it must be taken under medical supervision and preferably after food.High dose in adults may results in gastritis and vomiting.It is safe to use this medicine in lower dose, in children above 5 years of age.In pregnancy it is better to have it only under medical supervision. Avoid self-medication during pregnancy.During lactation period it can be taken but under doctor's advice, that also for a short period of time.Store in a cool place in tightly closed amber coloured bottle, protect from light and moisture.