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Yuvoliv
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Ayurvedic proprietary medicine Liver
Yuvoliv
A classical Ayurvedic tonic for the liver.
An Ayurvedic liver tonic of fifteen ingredients, including bhui amla, giloy, sharpunkha and kasani.
- Form
- Syrup
- Range
- Prayuvzaa
- Ingredients
- 15
About this product
About this formulation
In Ayurveda, the liver is closely tied to digestion and to the body's vitality. Yuvoliv brings together fifteen ingredients traditionally used to support both.
Bhui amla, sharpunkha, kasani and makoy are classical herbs for the liver. Giloy is a revered rasayana. Pippali, sonth and hing are traditionally used to kindle digestion, while harad, amla and vidanga complete the formula.
Yellowing of the eyes or skin, dark urine or itching need prompt medical attention, and anyone with a known liver condition should use Yuvoliv only under medical supervision.
Who it is intended for
Adults seeking traditional support for liver health and digestion, as advised by a doctor.
Formulation
Why each ingredient is included
Select an ingredient to see why it is included, the strength of evidence behind it and any safety notes.
Traditional or laboratory Observational Clinical trials Systematic reviews or established nutrient
Botanical · Whole plant
Bhui amla
Phyllanthus niruri
Why it is included
A small plant with a big reputation in Ayurveda for liver care.
Strength of evidence
Laboratory evidence Evidence level 2 of 5Studied in cells or animals. Effects in people are not established.
Botanical · Fruit
Vidanga
Embelia ribes
Why it is included
A small berry traditionally used to keep the gut healthy and clean.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Stem
Giloy
Tinospora cordifolia
Why it is included
Known in Sanskrit as amrita, giloy is traditionally used in Ayurveda for immunity and recurrent fevers.
Strength of evidence
Laboratory evidence Evidence level 2 of 5Studied in cells or animals. Effects in people are not established.
Case series from India have described liver injury, sometimes with autoimmune features, after giloy use during the COVID-19 pandemic. Use under guidance and avoid prolonged high doses. People with autoimmune or liver disease should seek advice.
Botanical · Whole plant
Sharpunkha
Tephrosia purpurea
Why it is included
A hardy herb used in Ayurveda as a liver and spleen tonic.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Fruit
Pippali
Piper longum
Why it is included
Long pepper, a warming rasayana for digestion and the lungs.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Fruit
Harad
Terminalia 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 · Dried rhizome
Sonth
Zingiber officinale
Why it is included
Dried ginger, traditionally used in Ayurveda to support digestion.
Strength of evidence
Systematic review evidence Evidence level 5 of 5Several trials pooled and appraised together.
Botanical · Rhizome
Nagarmotha
Cyperus 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.
Botanical · Fruit and seed
Makoy
Solanum nigrum
Why it is included
A traditional herb for the liver and the urinary tract.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Seed
Kasani
Cichorium intybus
Why it is included
Chicory seed, valued in Ayurvedic and Unani practice for the liver and bile flow.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Mineral · Powder
Navsadar
Why it is included
A mineral salt used in classical digestive and liver preparations.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Petals and water
Gulab patti
Rosa centifolia
Why it is included
Rose petals and rose water, cooling and calming inside and out.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Root
Pippali mool
Piper longum
Why it is included
The root of long pepper, used to support digestion and the liver.
Strength of evidence
Traditional use Evidence level 1 of 5Documented in classical texts or long practice. Not yet tested in clinical trials.
Botanical · Fruit
Amla
Emblica 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 · Resin
Hing
Ferula narthex
Why it is included
A pungent resin that is one of the oldest remedies for wind and colic.
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.
Composition
Composition
Each ingredient as it appears on the pack. Every ingredient links to its own page.
Botanicals and oils
Bhui amla Phyllanthus niruri Vidanga Embelia ribes Giloy Tinospora cordifolia Sharpunkha Tephrosia purpurea Pippali Piper longum Harad Terminalia chebula Sonth Zingiber officinale Nagarmotha Cyperus rotundus Makoy Solanum nigrum Kasani Cichorium intybus Gulab patti Rosa centifolia Pippali mool Piper longum Amla Emblica officinalis Hing Ferula narthex
Nutrients and actives
Directions: As directed by a physician.
Evidence
Research on these ingredients
These studies examined individual ingredients, often at different doses. They are not studies of this product, and we show unsupportive results as well as supportive ones.
Precautions
An Ayurvedic proprietary medicine. Read the label before use. Consult a doctor before use in pregnancy or while breastfeeding, for children, or if you have a medical condition or take other medicines. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of the reach of children. People with liver disease should use it only under medical supervision. Contains giloy: seek advice if you have autoimmune or liver disease. Jaundice, dark urine or itching need prompt medical attention.
Giloy
Case series from India have described liver injury, sometimes with autoimmune features, after giloy use during the COVID-19 pandemic. Use under guidance and avoid prolonged high doses. People with autoimmune or liver disease should seek advice.
Hing
Use in infants only as directed by a doctor.
For healthcare professionals
The full Yuvoliv monograph
Indications, mechanisms, positioning and the detailing aid to download are available to registered doctors, pharmacists and trade partners.
Where to find it
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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.