Beejpushti Ras 30 Tablet

Beejpushti Ras: Beejpushti Ras is the patent product of Shree Dhootpapeshwar Ltd for male infertility and associated other symptoms.

In the field of male infertility, Ayurveda research is constantly evolving, aiming to understand its causes, improve diagnosis, and develop better treatment options. Here is some key products that combine Ayurvedic medicine and form a unique preparation for male infertility: considering various aspects aiming to enhance the quality of shukra (Sperm). Shukra dhatu is produced in the testicles and is composed of a mixture of fluids, cells, and hormones. It is responsible for the production of sperm and plays a vital role in reproduction. Shukra dhatu is also said to nourish the body and mind and to promote strength, stamina, and virility. Shukra is the Dhatu. In Ayurveda, it is commonly correlated for male (Sperm) and Female (Ova) and shukra evolves the essence of all dhatus in equilibrium. Shukra is the seventh and final dhatu in the dhatus formation cycle. Healing the shukra dhatu entails both proper nourishment and the proper management of sexual energy. The imbalance of Shukra Dhatu is due to vata or pitta dosha in the shukra dhatu. Vajikaran & Shukrala Dravyas help to toned shukra.

According to Ayurveda, several factors can contribute to a healthy shukra dhatu, including:

• A healthy diet
• Regular exercise
• Adequate sleep
• Stress management
• Avoidance of smoking and alcohol

Beejpushti Ras: Beejpushti Ras contains – Suvarna (Svarna) Bhasma 1 Mg (Primium), Poornachandrodaya 50 mg, Makardhwaja, Salampanja(Munjatak) 100 mg, Gokshur 100 mg, Shatavari 100 mg, Yashtimadhu 50 mg, Amalaki 100 mg, Atmagupta 100 mg, Shweta Musali 100 mg, Processed in ashwagandha kwath.

Oligospermia, Asthenospermia, Tratospermia, leukocytospermia, Azoospermia (Absence of sperm)

Key factors assessed in a semen analysis for healthy sperm:

• Semen volume: A healthy semen volume is typically around 1.5 millilitres (ml).
• Sperm count: The total sperm count in an ejaculate should ideally be 39 million or more.
• Sperm concentration: This refers to the number of sperm per millilitre of semen. A healthy concentration is generally considered to be 15 million per ml or more.
• Motility: This refers to the movement of the sperm. At least 32% of the sperm should be progressively motile, meaning they are actively swimming forward.
• Morphology: This refers to the shape and size of the sperm. Ideally, at least 4% of the sperm should have a normal, oval-shaped head and a long, strong tail.
• Vitality: This refers to the percentage of live sperm in the ejaculate. A healthy vitality level is typically considered to be 58% or higher.