FAQ’s on Suvarna Prashan

Origin of Suvarna Prashana can be traced back to Vedic ages. References about Swarna Prashan is available in Kashyapa Samhitha written before 600 B.C.

Suvarnaprashana is also known by other names like, Swarna Prashana, Swarna Bindu Prashana, Swarnamritha Prashan, and Suvarna Prashan.

Suvarna Prashan can be supplemented with other medicines like Chyavanaprash, Brahmi ghritham.

It is always advised not to skip the Suvarna Prashan to maintain the efficiency of the medicine.

No, it won’t cause any significant change in the body temperature. There are no significant changes in the body temperature in normal condition. But in certain conditions like acute fever it’s better to skip the dose on the particular day.

Yes, special children with Autism, ADHD, Delayed milestone and Learning difficulties are very much benefited by Suvarna prashan. It helps to improve their overall brain development and immunity.

Ash of gold, Honey, Vacha, Shankhapushpi, Guduchi Satwa, Yashtimadhu, Aswagandha, Brahmi.

The first few years of life are important for the cognitive, emotional and physical growth of children. As we know a human brain grows rapidly in 1 to 16 years of life.  Suvarna Prashana accelerate the growth of brain and boost up its utilization capacity if it is done during this phase.

There are other medicinal preparations in the form of semisolid preparation, medicated ghee, medicated oil, fermented preparation, powder.

Pushya Nakshatra is considered as one of the most auspicious of the 27 Nakshatra and it is the Nakshatra for gold (Swarna). Hence, it is auspicious to start Swarna Prashan on this day.

Of course, we can give Suvarnaprashana along with other medicines.

Please keep the bottle in warm water for 5 to 10 minute, till it becomes liquefied.

Yes, there is a lot of medicine to use both external and internal to maintain the health of the baby.

Of course, there is no problem to give the medicine in all seasons.

After 30 minutes we can give the food.