KABZ NASHAK

ACCOTT KABZ NASHAK

Composition — what can actually be established

The front label identifies it as:

• Natural Laxative Granules

• Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine

• 60 g

• Intended for relief from constipation

However, the individual herbs and their quantities are not legible in this photograph. The narrow side panel appears to contain tabular/ingredient information, but its resolution is insufficient to read the names accurately.

So I would not attribute a specific composition such as senna, triphala, isabgol, haritaki, etc. to this ACCOTT product merely from the picture. Different products sold as “Kabz Nashak” have different formulations; for example, other manufacturers' formulations contain combinations of senna, haritaki, isabgol and other herbs. (SastaSundar)

What “Natural Laxative Granules” means

A laxative formulation is intended to promote bowel movement or make stool easier to pass. Depending on the actual herbs used, this can occur through different mechanisms—for example:

• Bulk-forming/fiber ingredients: increase stool bulk and water content.

• Osmotic ingredients: draw water into the bowel.

• Stimulant laxatives: stimulate intestinal contractions.

• Digestive herbs: may be included as traditional Ayurvedic components but aren't necessarily responsible for the main laxative effect.

Important point about this particular product

The phrase “Ayurvedic Proprietary Medicine” means the front label alone does not tell us the complete formula. The precise ingredients, quantities, Ayurvedic reference/formulation details, licence information and recommended dose need to come from the product's composition panel/insert.

ACCOTT Healthcare is listed as an Ayurvedic-product manufacturer/supplier in Jagadhri, Haryana, and its product listings specifically include Kabz Nashak under granules. (Tradeindia)

If you upload a close-up of the left/right side of this bottle (especially the small composition table), I can read the actual ingredients and give you a table like: ingredient → quantity → Ayurvedic name → laxative mechanism → benefits → possible side effects.