
Udarzyme Syrup
Ayurvedic support for everyday digestion.
Liver · Digestion

Gentle Ayurvedic digestive drops for little ones.
Ayurvedic digestive drops for infants and toddlers, made without alcohol or artificial flavours and with a mild taste.
About this product
Wind, colic and digestive discomfort are a familiar part of early childhood. In many Indian homes, spices such as ajwain and hing have long been part of the response.
Udarzyme Drops combine ajwain, sonth, black pepper and hing with harad, bahera and amla, the three fruits of triphala, together with vidanga, nagarmotha, clove and the gentle freshness of mint.
They should be given only as directed by a doctor. A baby who has a fever, vomits repeatedly, feeds poorly, has a swollen tummy or seems unusually drowsy needs prompt medical attention.
Who it is intended for
Infants and toddlers with digestive discomfort, only as directed by a doctor.
Botanical · Dried rhizome
25 mgZingiber officinale
Why it is included
Traditionally used to settle digestion.
Strength of evidence
Systematic review evidence Evidence level 5 of 5Several trials pooled and appraised together.
Botanical · Seed
150 mgTrachyspermum ammi
Why it is included
Traditionally used to relieve gas and colic.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Fruit
25 mgEmbelia ribes
Why it is included
Traditionally used to support a healthy gut.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Resin
2.5 mgFerula narthex
Why it is included
Traditionally used for wind and griping.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Use in infants only as directed by a doctor.
Other · Essence
2.5 mgMentha piperita, Mentha spicata
Why it is included
For freshness and palatability.
Strength of evidence
Clinical evidence Evidence level 4 of 5Tested in randomised trials in people, usually small or short.
Botanical · Fruit
25 mgPiper nigrum
Why it is included
A pungent fruit that warms digestion and helps other ingredients absorb.
Strength of evidence
Clinical evidence Evidence level 4 of 5Tested in randomised trials in people, usually small or short.
Botanical · Fruit
25 mgEmblica officinalis
Why it is included
One of the richest natural sources of vitamin C and a cornerstone of Ayurvedic rejuvenation.
Strength of evidence
Clinical evidence Evidence level 4 of 5Tested in randomised trials in people, usually small or short.
Botanical · Fruit
25 mgTerminalia bellirica
Why it is included
The third fruit of triphala, valued for digestion and the respiratory tract.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Fruit
25 mgTerminalia chebula
Why it is included
A fruit traditionally used in Ayurveda to support digestion and regular bowel habits.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Rhizome
25 mgCyperus rotundus
Why it is included
A fragrant rhizome used in Ayurveda for digestion, fever and balance.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Mineral
25 mgWhy it is included
A volcanic rock salt with a distinctive sulphurous taste, used as a digestive.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Heartwood
25 mgSantalum album
Why it is included
White sandalwood, traditionally described in Ayurveda as cooling.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Flower bud and oil
12.5 mgSyzygium aromaticum
Why it is included
Aromatic flower buds that warm digestion and, as oil, ease local discomfort.
Strength of evidence
Clinical evidence Evidence level 4 of 5Tested in randomised trials in people, usually small or short.
Other
2.5 mgWhy it is included
The natural acid of lemons, used for a fresh taste and to keep liquids stable.
Strength of evidence
Established nutrient Evidence level 5 of 5An essential nutrient with well defined roles and recommended intakes.
Botanicals and oils
Directions: As directed by a physician.
Precautions
An Ayurvedic proprietary medicine for children. Use only as directed by a doctor. Contact a doctor promptly if a baby has a fever, vomiting, a swollen tummy, blood in the stools, poor feeding or is unusually drowsy. Keep out of the reach of children.
Use in infants only as directed by a doctor.
For healthcare professionals
Indications, mechanisms, positioning and the detailing aid to download are available to registered doctors, pharmacists and trade partners.
Where to find it
Availability varies by city. Write to us and we will tell you where to find Udarzyme Drops near you.
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Ayurvedic support for everyday digestion.
Liver · Digestion
This page is for general information and is not medical advice. Read the label before use and consult a qualified doctor, especially in pregnancy, while breastfeeding, for children or if you take other medicines.
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