Sukh gainer vati

Sukh Gainer Vati addresses the Ayurvedic concept of Ati Karshya (excessive thinness) or Dhatu Kshaya (tissue depletion). In Ayurveda, being underweight is often linked to a dominant Vata dosha or a weak Meda Dhatu (adipose/fat tissue) metabolism. The vati works through a multi-targeted approach: Deepana & Pachana (Appetite & Digestion): First and foremost, it ignites the digestive fire (Agni), because weight cannot be gained effectively without proper digestion and absorption of calories and nutrients. Brumhana (Nourishing): It provides high-quality nourishment to all seven tissues (Sapta Dhatus), promoting the proper formation of Meda Dhatu (fat/adipose tissue) and Mamsa Dhatu (muscle tissue). Balya (Strength Promoting): It enhances physical strength, stamina, and vitality, helping to convert nourishment into functional energy and mass. Rasayana (Rejuvenation): It combats fatigue and weakness, supporting the body's overall resilience and anabolic processes. Vata-Pacifying: Its ingredients are often heavy, oily, and sweet—properties that balance the light, dry, and mobile qualities of excessive Vata. It is intended for individuals who are underweight due to poor appetite, high metabolism, convalescence after illness, or general weakness.