Concentration is a primary requirement for school children and teenagers in this competitive world. To beat competition and win in every sphere, Bravobol Syrup Improves short-term and long-term memory as well as logical memory and learning process. It treats general debility, exhaustion, stress induced fatigue and insomnia. It is a natural brain action response booster, increases body’s supply of a neurotransmitter such as Gamma Amino Butyric Acid (GABA), to maintain normal functions.

Bravobol syrup is an effective herbal formula enriched with time tested & trusted ingredients to promote memory & learning process, thus it improves the school performance among children. Bravobol also slows down the decline of intellectual functions in geriatrics & checks loss of memory. Overcomes senile dementia,  behavioural problems of old age, maintains tranquillity of mind and sense of wellbeing.

Bravobol syrup is a judicious combination of the most recognized nervine tonic herbs for rapid recovery from such weaknesses and acute or chronic neurological disorders among school, college students and adult scholars, professionals and homemakers including senior age group persons to improve functional integrity of base performance.

INGREDIENTS:

Sankhpushpi is known to help in controlling anger, restlessness, aggressive behaviour irritability feeling depressed or a burning or heat sensation in head, feeling mental fatigue and vertigo

Malkangani or Jyotishmati is known as an effective nervine or brain tonic. It is recommended in chronic debilitating diseases of nervous system. It possesses anxiolytic and nervine properties and often used for sharpening the memory & learning abilities. It supports in stress management, anxiety, panic disorder, insomnia or sleeplessness, and to help achieve a robust academic performance among students and scholars

Brahmi: the name means ‘that which gives supreme knowledge’. Brahmi is an Ayurvedic medicine known for promoting Medhya or intellect or comprehension, it helps relieve nervine diseases in a natural and healthy way. Brahmi is a well-known herb and its uses in neurological and psychiatric disorders are well recognized. Its efficacy and safety is supported by research and thousands of years of knowledge and experience. Despite being such an old medicine, its new benefits are constantly being studied

Ashwagandha: Ayurveda has been using Ashwagandha for over ancient times and being an adaptogen, Ashwagandha helps us to better handle stress. Ashwagandha also possesses antioxidant and anti-convulsing properties. It has a rejuvenating, aphrodisiac and calming influence on the entire being. In addition to its energizing and calming effect, Ashwagandha is now considered a Stress Buster as it is often the first choice for treating nervine disorders and mental as well as physical strength.

Tagar Vacha and Sarpgandha are synergistic and potentiate the action of co ingredients apart from being calming and emotional stability and tonic for strength, stamina and increase the threshold to stress and weakness.

Pippalimool Neem chhal and Rasna control anti-septic and anti-inflammatory effect and protect with adding strength to structural integrity of neuronal cells

Guduchi Bilva Gulab Jivanti and Shatavari are contemporary tonic ingredients that offer repair of cells by cooling anti-oxidant action and provide strength by improving circulation and enhanced availability of oxygen to tissue and check aggression

Yashtimadu Dashmool Harde & Punernava are adapt genic tonic soothing and contribute by stimulating therapeutic efficacy of co ingredients and also bring better digestion metabolism and assimilation of food for strength.

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