Maha Triphala Ghrita
Maha Triphala Ghrita

Maha Triphala Ghrita

$36 | 150g
Your eyes aren’t tired they’re overworked and undernourished. In a world ruled by screens, our most precious sense organ is under constant demand. Maha Triphala Ghrita is a traditional medicated ghee made with the Triphala trio (Amalaki, Haritaki, Bibhitaki), created to support eye health and comfort when dryness, irritation, and fatigue start becoming your normal.
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Description

A traditional medicated ghee preparation, rich in Vitamin C, used to support and maintain eye health. It’s especially suited to modern lifestyles where prolonged computer use places ongoing pressure on the eyes.

What It Does

Works on the Ayurvedic principle of steady nourishment + gentle support for a sense organ under daily strain.

1) Comfort support for dry, tired eyes - a nourishing ghee base designed for consistent use when the eyes feel dry, irritated, or “overdone.”

2) Traditional Triphala support - the three fruits are used in classical practice to help maintain eye health over time, particularly when screen-heavy routines create cumulative fatigue.

Key Benefits

• Supports eye health
• Supports comfort for dry, tired-feeling eyes (including from prolonged screen use)

Who It’s For

• Anyone experiencing digital eye fatigue, dryness, or tired eyes from prolonged screen time.
• Students, professionals, and creatives who rely on sustained visual focus.
• Anyone wanting a traditional, food-based daily ritual to support eye comfort and long-term eye health.
• Seniors looking for a time-honored way to nurture their vision as they age.

Ingredients

Each 10g of Ghritam contains:Adhatoda vasica, Asparagus racemosa, Tinospora cordifolia, Emblica officinalis, Eclipta alba - Each 10mg, Terminalia chebula, Terminalia belerica, Emblica officinalis, Piper longum, Vitis vinifera, Terminalia chebula, Terminalia belerica, Emblica officinalis, Nelumbo speciosus, Glycyrrhiza glabra, Withania somnifera, Tinospora cordifolia, Solanum xanthocarpum - Each 2.22mg.

How to Use

Adults: ½ teaspoon twice daily (before breakfast and before bed) with warm water.

People with diabetes, high cholesterol, heart diseases and high blood pressure should seek professional advice. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

Key Functional Ingredients

Amalaki - Emblica officinalis

Traditionally valued for eye nourishment and Vitamin C-rich support.

Haritaki - Terminalia chebula

Traditionally used in Triphala for cleansing-style support and clarity.

Bibhitaki - Terminalia belerica

Traditionally used in Triphala for balance and long-term tissue support.

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Ayurvedic Insight

Ayurveda treats the eyes as a high-value sense organ and supports them before they feel “too far gone.” That’s why Triphala appears again and again in traditional eye care: not as a one-off fix, but as consistent support. In ghritam form, it becomes a simple daily practice suited to modern screen life.

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The Story Behind the Formula

The Vision Ritual for the Digital Age

We’re living in an era that the eyes didn’t evolve for — long hours of close focus, artificial light, and constant visual demand. The body adapts, but the eyes keep sending signals: dryness, irritation, heaviness, that end-of-day “I can’t look at one more thing” feeling. This is where old Ayurvedic logic feels surprisingly modern. When something is under constant demand, you don’t wait for a breaking point  you build a daily support ritual. Maha Triphala Ghrita is designed to be that ritual: Triphala prepared in ghee, traditionally used to support and nourish the eyes with consistent, cumulative care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Ayurveda is the ancient healthcare system of India. It is a Sanskrit word - Ayur means 'life' or 'daily living' and Veda means 'science'. Ayurveda then is the name given to the scientific study of life, based on the eternal principle that everyone should live in a healthy & balanced state.

Modern medicine treats symptomatically rather than looking to the root cause of the problem. This stems from the view that all people are more or less the same. Ayurveda’s special contribution is healing the cause of the symptoms by considering the uniqueness of each patient and by helping each body to heal itself. 

Ayurveda has perfected healing treatments and herbal preparations to keep the physical, mental and emotional health of a person in its prime throughout life. It is contrary to the current practice of waiting until symptoms appear before getting medical help or only seeking treatment when a disease manifests.

Ayurveda can treat diseases of all systems of the body. There are special treatment for the diseases of the elderly, women and children. Disorders of the nervous, respiratory, digestive, circulatory and reproductive systems as well as infectious diseases, mental disorders and many more illnesses can be successfully treated with Ayurvedic herbal preparations & procedures.

Many diseases for which modern medicine has no effective cure are successfully treated by Ayurveda. 

Research institutes & Ayurvedic medical colleges in India are engaged in constant research and development which has resulted in bringing to light the efficacy of many age old formulations.

Well-documented studies confirm the breakthroughs in this field, including the successful treatment of diabetes, arthritis & cancer.

Ayurveda has a simple treatment plan:

• Stop the further accumulation of toxins in the body by improving digestion. Food is then “cooked” properly, preventing the build up of toxins.
• Remove accumulated toxins from the body through herbal preparations and specific Ayurvedic treatments like massage.
• Nourish the depleted tissues through diet, herbal preparations & lifestyle changes.

• Ayurveda is based on the subjective understanding of the body.

• Ayurveda aims to improve the wellbeing of everybody and does not belong to a particular country or religion.

• Treatment is based on the individual as a whole.

• It is a much more systematic & holistic approach to achieve perfect balance between mind, body & soul.

• Whatever is present in the universe, Ayurveda recognises as also being present in the human body.

• The Universe according to Ayurveda is composed of the five great elements - Ether, Air, Fire, Water and Earth (Known as Panchmahabhuta).

• These elements are responsible for all the living and nonliving substances in this universe.

• The human body is also composed of the five great elements

• Man is said to be the microcosm of this macrocosm

• These elements are recognised in the form of three Doshas or biological humours - Vata, Pitta and Kapha.

• The three Doshas are the intelligences behind each and every function that occurs in the body:


Air & Ether = Vata


Fire & Water = Pitta


Earth & Water = Kapha



• The Doshas govern the psycho-biological and physio-pathological changes in the body.

• Vata, Pitta and Kapha can be found in every body cell, tissue and organ.

• The level of each Dosha varies from person to person which ultimately determines an individual’s body type (Prakriti).

• It is the most eco-friendly system of medicine as it only uses materials that are natural and compatible to the body.

• Each individual has a unique bodily intelligence that has the power to keep the body in perfect health as long as this intelligence stays in balance.

• Ayurveda gives us a detailed & logical explanation of way the body, mind & soul interact.

Ayurveda recognises three primary energies or Doshas in the body, Vata, Pitta & Kapha. Together they regulate every physiological and psychological characteristic from basic cellular processes to the most complex biological functions.

When these forces are in a state of natural balance the defence mechanism of the body works at peak efficiency. But when this balance is disturbed due to an incompatible diet, lifestyle, lack or excess of exercise or mental stress, then the body's immunity can be affected. This encourages the growth of bacteria and viruses which will cause sickness and disease.



VATA

Vata – represents momentum. It is responsible for all the bodily activities and sensations. It controls the movement of blood through the circulatory system, breathing, the delivery of nutrients to the cells and the removal & excretion of waste products.

Location – Colon, bladder, thighs, hips, legs & kidneys.

Qualities – Rough, dry, cold, mobile, light, quick, clear, astringent and expansive


PITTA

Pitta – represents metabolism. It governs digestion and metabolic transformation of nutrients into biologically usable forms. It also imparts the capacity to absorb ideas and impressions and bestows intelligence and an enthusiasm for life.

Location - Small intestines, liver, gallbladder lower part of the stomach, spleen and pancreas

Qualities - Hot, Sharp, Penetrating, Light, Liquid, Sour, Oily and Fleshy


KAPHA

Kapha – provides substance and support. It gives strength and stability, both physically and psychologically. It enhances resistance to disease and promotes the healing process.

Location - Lungs, upper part of the stomach, heart, tongue and oesophagus

Qualities - Cold, Damp, Dense, Heavy, Oily, Slow, Sweet, Stable and Moist

Some people feel clearer and more confident immediately because they finally understand what’s going on. Results vary based on the chronicity and depth of the imbalance. You can often feel a shift in energy, digestion, and sleep within the first 2–4 weeks of consistently applying the recommendations. Deeper, long-term conditions may require a commitment of several months.

No. Ayurveda is a root-cause approach. Results depend on consistency, and the most meaningful changes come from steady daily practice.

No. Ayurveda can often be used alongside other care. Any medication changes should only be made with your prescribing doctor.

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