Pile-Q Capsule: The Vedic Shield Against Piles (Arsha)

Pile-Q is a 500mg Ayurvedic formulation developed to address piles, fissures, and fistula. Based on the Charaka Samhita, it aims to balance the body's internal energy and support the natural reduction of pile masses.


Ancient Wisdom & Sacred Shlokas
The Definition of Piles (Ref: Sushruta Samhita - 2,500 Years Old) 
Shloka: "अरिवत् प्राणान् शृणाति इति अर्शः॥" Meaning: Piles are referred to as 'Arsha' because they act as an "Ari" (enemy), causing significant pain and discomfort. Pile-Q is formulated to address these symptoms.

The Root Cause (Ref: Charaka Samhita - 3,000 Years Old)
Shloka: "दुर्बलेऽग्नौ मलोपचयात् अर्शांसि जायन्ते..." Meaning: When the "digestive fire" (Agni) is weak, waste accumulates in the body and leads to piles. Pile-Q is designed to support digestive health and promote waste elimination.

The Power of Nagkesar (Ref: Bhaishajya Ratnavali

Shloka: "नागकेशरचूर्णं तु तक्रलोणी समन्वितम्..." Meaning: When used appropriately, Nagkesar is recognized in Ayurveda for its effectiveness in managing bleeding and reducing the symptoms of piles.

Key Benefits of 11 Herbal Ingredients
Kutki (250mg) Supports liver health and helps soften stool for greater comfort.
Neem (65mg)"Acts as a natural antiseptic to help reduce bacteria and alleviate burning sensations.
Harad (30mg): Traditionally known as the "Mother of Herbs," it helps prevent constipation.
Nagkesar (25mg): Used in Ayurveda to help manage internal and external bleeding.
Rasaunt (25mg): Traditionally used to help reduce pile mass and inflammation.
Chitrak (25mg): Supports digestive function to help prevent recurrence of piles.
Daruhaldi (20mg): Acts as a natural agent to support the healing of internal wounds and fissures.

Usage Instructions (Dosage and Timing)
Recommended Dose: Take one capsule twice daily, in the morning and evening.
Timing: Consume 30 minutes after meals.
Administration: Take with lukewarm water to support absorption.

Expert Tips for Enhanced Relief:
Buttermilk Recommendation: Drink a glass of fresh buttermilk (chaas) with a pinch of cumin (jeera) daily. Ancient texts refer to it as "Amrit" (nectar) for piles.
Dietary Fiber: Eat a bowl of papaya each evening to help soften stool and reduce pressure on veins.
Sitz Bath: Sit in a warm bath for 10 minutes after a bowel movement to soothe the area and promote healing.
Foods to Avoid: Limit red chili, heavy oily snacks, and excessive tea or coffee, as these may increase heat and irritation.
Hydration: Drink at least 8 to 10 glasses of water daily to support digestive health.