Cadimmune majorly contains, Nagarmustha (nut grass), Ushir (Khus), Rakt chandan (sandal wood), Adrak (ginger), Kalmegh, Haritaki, etc.
Ahmedabad based Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited launched its immunity booster syrup under the brand name ‘Cadimmune’ by distributing the immunity booster syrup to 150 AYUSH practitioners fighting on the frontline against COVID-19.
AYUSH ministry has released multiple guidelines on the steps that people should take to boost immunity. The company has introduced an immunity booster syrup in an endeavour to promote safety and precaution during these times.
The syrup helps further augment immunity and supports in prevention of life-threatening complications in the case of viral infections.
The formulation will be available in syrup form, for adults and for paediatric use, and will help in boosting the immunity. Cadimmune works mainly on digestive fires to produce the mature and good quality Sapt Dhatus.
Processed with advanced modern extraction method to maintain the aromatic principles, Cadimmune majorly contains, Nagarmustha (nut grass), Ushir (Khus), Rakt chandan (sandal wood), Adrak (ginger), Kalmegh, Haritaki, etc.
Cadimmune is alcohol and preservative free and is packaged in a glass bottle to keep the efficacy intact. It works to produce the potential Ojus which is responsible for immunity. The immunity booster syrup is available in 110 ml and 220 ml packs.
As the country enters into unlock 2.0, it is essential that people take care of their immunity, so that they step out with full strength and carry their protection against the pathogen. Cadimmune helps to prevent viral infections such as common cold, recurrent attack of viral or bacterial infections and also acts as adjuvant therapy in viral infections, allergic rhinitis and dengue.
Cadila Pharmaceuticals Limited has recently launched a range of sanitizer to promote safety and sanitization across the communities. The organisation also donated thousands of essentials kit, to underprivileged families across Trasad, Dholka, Ingoli and Virdi villages.