5 articles
LatestDoes basak (Adhatoda vasica) cough syrup work? Honest evidence grades, label doses for Adovas and Basok, who should avoid it, and when a cough needs a doctor.
Isabgol (psyllium husk) benefits for constipation, cholesterol and blood sugar, how to take it with enough water, and why psyllium + senna is short-term only.
Jaundice treatment at home? No herbal remedy cures jaundice. See what silymarin and Unani liver syrups can and cannot do, which tests you need and the danger signs.
Gas, bloating and indigestion: what the evidence says about ajwain, ginger, peppermint and Carmina syrup, safe doses, baby gripe syrups and when to see a doctor.
Are Unani and herbal medicines safe? What tonics like Cinkara and Safi can and cannot do, DGDA registration, drug interactions, adulteration and pregnancy advice.
Honest, evidence-based guidance on Unani, Ayurvedic and herbal medicines sold in Bangladesh: basak cough syrups, isabgol (psyllium), silymarin and liver tonics, herbal remedies for gas and indigestion, and tonics such as Cinkara and Safi. Each article explains what the evidence actually shows, which claims are only traditional use, how to use these products safely alongside prescribed medicines, and when to see a doctor instead of relying on a herbal remedy. Written from sources such as WHO, the NHS, NCCIH and Cochrane, for general awareness only.
This article is for general awareness only. It is not a substitute for a doctor's advice, diagnosis or treatment. In an emergency, call 999 or go to the nearest hospital.
