A Role of Praval Pishti in Digestive Disorders: A Review Article

Abstract

Introduction: Praval Pishti is also known as by the name Coral Calcium, It is a type of calcium which can be obtained from corals. It has multiple formulations which play role in numerous health issues like bleeding disorders, calcium deficiency, debility. Also it has cooling properties and numerous health benefits which subsides the excess pitta of our body and treating the conditions like gastritis, acid reflux, heart burn, indigestion. It also helps in improving immunity elevating stress, and managing chronic conditions such as arthritis, osteoporosis etc. Methodology: The information for this study was collected by reviewing classical Ayurvedic texts, including Rasashastra references. Additional data was gathered from contemporary Ayurvedic research articles, online health libraries, and published journals. Result: Praval Pishti was found to be efficient in managing Pitta-related gastric disorders such as gastritis, GERD, and Amlapitta. It also showed benefits in calcium deficiency conditions and in skin ailments related to Pitta imbalance highlighting its alkaline nature, cooling effect, and nourishing properties. Discussion: Praval Pishti, with its superior bioavailability and cooling properties, is more effective than Pravala Bhasma in pacifying pitta related disorders. It also supports tridoshic balance but may cause kapha aggravation or hypercalcemia if overdosed. Conclusion: Praval Pishti is a safe and effective Ayurvedic remedy for gastric issues and calcium deficiency when taken in appropriate dosage under expert supervision. It combines traditional wisdom with modern validation, offering a natural alternative to synthetic antacids and supplements.

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