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What are Guduchi's other names?

• Amrita
• Giloe
• Giloya
• Makabuhay
• Tinospora cordifolia

What is Guduchi's recommended dosage?

• Recommended daily intake: 1 g
• Recommended daily doses: 3

What supplements interact with Guduchi?

Guduchi and Bacopa monnieri

1 synergy Decrease of Forgetting

What can Guduchi help with?

Guduchi for Allergy

1 study Highly Positive TLC increased in 69% patients in drug treated group and in only 11% with placebo. After TC, eosinophil and neutrophil count decreased and goblet cells were absent in nasal smear. After placebo, decrease in eosinophil and neutrophil count was marginal and goblet cells were present. TC significantly decreased all symptoms of allergic rhinitis. Nasal smear cytology and leukocyte count correlated with clinical findings. TC was well tolerated.

Guduchi for Sinusitis

1 study Highly Positive TLC increased in 69% patients in drug treated group and in only 11% with placebo. After TC, eosinophil and neutrophil count decreased and goblet cells were absent in nasal smear. After placebo, decrease in eosinophil and neutrophil count was marginal and goblet cells were present. TC significantly decreased all symptoms of allergic rhinitis. Nasal smear cytology and leukocyte count correlated with clinical findings. TC was well tolerated.

Guduchi for Scabies

1 study Moderately Positive Tinospora cordifolia lotion exhibits anti-scabies activity comparable with permethrin. Its incorporation as therapeutic reagent in Sarcoptes scabiei infections is highly recommended.

Guduchi for HIV/AIDS

1 study Slightly Positive Tinospora cordifolia extract, a plant derived immunostimulant, significantly affected the symptoms of HIV. This was validated by clinical evaluation. However not all of the objective parameters studied by us, back this up. Tinospora cordifolia could be used as an adjunct to HIV/AIDS management.

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