Asabi Tonic

The document discusses the term 'Asabi tonic,' which can refer to a nerve tonic in herbal medicine, a branded product, or formulations in Ayurvedic or Unani medicine. It provides specifications for a general nerve tonic, including key herbal ingredients like Ashwagandha and Brahmi, suggested uses, dosage, precautions, and packaging details. The author invites clarification on the specific context of 'Asabi tonic' for more tailored information.

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Asabi Tonic

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Could you please clarify what you mean by "Asabi tonic"?

This could refer to a few different

things depending on the context or region:

1. Herbal or Traditional Medicine: In some cultures, "Asabi" may refer to a nervous

system (from Arabic ‘asab, meaning nerve), so an "Asabi tonic" could be a nerve
tonic – a herbal remedy used to relieve stress, anxiety, or neurological discomfort.
2. Brand/Product Name: If “Asabi Tonic” is a branded product, I can help provide
specifications, benefits, and ingredients if you tell me the manufacturer or intended
use.
3. Ayurvedic or Unani Medicine: It could also be part of Unani or Ayurvedic medicine,
where tonic formulations often use the term "Asabi" for nervous system support.

If you're referring to a nerve tonic, here's a general herbal tonic specification:

🌿 Asabi (Nerve) Tonic – General Specification

✅ 1. Product Overview

 Name: Asabi Tonic / Nerve Tonic

 Form: Liquid syrup or tonic
 Use: Supports nervous system, relieves anxiety, promotes calm and mental clarity
 Dosage Form: 100 ml / 200 ml bottle

✅ 2. Key Herbal Ingredients

Herb Function
Ashwagandha Adaptogen; reduces stress and fatigue
Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri) Enhances memory and mental alertness
Shankhpushpi Calming herb; helps with insomnia
Valerian root Natural sedative; helps with sleep
Tagar (Valeriana wallichii) Nerve relaxant
Jatamansi Anti-anxiety and brain tonic
Honey or Sugar base Sweetener and energy booster

✅ 3. Suggested Uses

 Nervous exhaustion
 Mild anxiety or depression
 Sleep disturbances
 Cognitive fatigue or memory loss
 Mental tension and irritability
✅ 4. Dosage

 Adults: 1–2 teaspoons (5–10 ml) twice daily after meals

 Children: Half adult dose (consult physician)

✅ 5. Precautions

 Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women without medical advice

 Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight
 Shake well before use

✅ 6. Packaging & Labeling

 Amber-colored PET or glass bottle

 Tamper-evident cap
 Label includes batch no., mfg date, expiry date, dosage instructions, and ingredients

If you meant a different type of "Asabi tonic" (like a branded supplement, Unani
preparation, or cosmetic product), please provide a bit more detail so I can give you the
exact specs or formulation.