Suvarnaprashan is an ancient Ayurvedic practice designed to enhance immunity, intelligence, and overall well-being in children. It involves administering a special herbal formulation containing gold (Suvarna bhasma), ghee, honey, and potent Ayurvedic herbs like Brahmi, Shankhpushpi, and Vacha and other herbs.

Ingredients of Swarna Prashana :-

The formulation of Swarna Prashana may vary slightly, but it typically includes

• Suvarna Bhasma (Gold Ash): Purified gold ash, known for its rejuvenating and immunity-boosting properties.
• Honey (Madhu) and Ghee: Acts as a carrier, making the preparation palatable and enhancing its benefits.

Herbal Extracts of:

• Shankhapushpi: Aids in mental development and concentration.
• Brahmi: Enhances memory and learning, reduces stress, improves sleep, and supports immunity.
• Vacha: Improves speech and reduces hyperactivity.
• Satavari: Boosts immunity, enhances digestion.
• Kustha: Supports respiratory health.

When to Give Suvarnaprashan?

📌 On Pushya Nakshatra – This occurs once every 27 days and is considered the most auspicious day for administration
📌 From Birth to 16 Years – It can be given to children of all ages on Daily Basis for childs overall growth as well prevent them from diseases and allergies.

How is Swarnaprashana Administered?

• Timing: Swarna Prashana is best given on the Pushya Nakshatra, an auspicious day that occurs once every month, enhancing the potency and effects of the medicine.
• Dosage: The dosage is determined based on the child’s age and health status, customized with a pure silver stick.
• Frequency: It can be administered monthly on Pushya Nakshatra days or for better results, given on a daily basis.

Benefits of Suvarnaprashan:

• Boosts Immunity: Protects from infections and seasonal illnesses.
• Enhances Memory & Intelligence: Supports cognitive development.
• Improves Digestion & Metabolism: Strengthens the gut and digestion.
• Supports Overall Growth: Enhances physical and mental health.
• Balances Tridosha: Helps maintain harmony in Vata, Pitta, and Kapha.