A Perfect Cure For Various Types Of Cough : Vasa Cough Syrup

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Primarily there are two types of cough dry and wet cough. In dry cough throat irritation is there and required treatment is soothing of mucosa with cough center suppressant. In wet cough there is obstruction in air passage due to mucus. So treatment needed is to remove mucus as well as to reduce production of mucus in air passage. 


Many cough syrups are available in market but it is best to use ayurvedic cough syrup as it gives great results in all type of cough without no adverse effects. Adulsa is well known herb for cough. It is also known as VASA in sankrut. But is it enough to give only Adulsa in cough?


Sandu pharmaceuticals has formulated unique combination of adulsa with other eight Ayurvedic herbs which are specifically beneficial in lung health, VASA cough syrup. VASA cough syrup contains adulsa, pippali, tulsi, Yashtimadhu, sonth, dalchini, behada etc. Vasa i.e. Adhatoda vasica is expectorant, bronchodilator. Pippali (Piper longum) is tonic for lungs. It reduces cough and improves lung health. Yashtimadhu is also known as mulethi, jeshtimadh soothes mucosa of throat reducing throat irritation and cough. Tulsi ( Holy basil ) along with dalchini amd sonth (dried ginger) reduces cough and mucus in wind pipe. VASA cough syrup is best combination for all type of cough. It can be used in children as well as geriatric patients. It is safe in all age groups. Unlike other cough syrup VASA cough syrup never causes drowsiness.


 

Dose of VASA cough syrup is 10 ml 2-3 times a day in adults and 5 ml 2-3 times a day in children.

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