Take one packet each week in sequence (start with Packet 1).

Bottle 1: Take daily in the morning.

Bottle 2: Take at bedtime.

If a noon bottle is given, take it in the afternoon. Do not take bottles on the same day as the packet.

Place under the tongue and let them dissolve slowly. Do not chew or swallow with water.

Take 1–2 drops directly on the tongue. For children, or if drops feel too strong, mix 1–2 drops in a teaspoon of clean water before taking.

Take 15 drops in half a cup of water once or twice daily (as directed on the bottle).

Maintain at least a 15-minute gap before or after food or other medicines.

Take 1 teaspoon mixed in half a cup of water after dinner.

Spray 1–2 times directly on the painful area twice daily, or as needed.

Do not rub; let the spray absorb naturally.

Chew 5 tablets at a time, twice daily (or as advised).

Keep a 10-minute gap from food or other medicines.

Spray twice on the scalp or affected area of the head. Do not rub; let it absorb naturally.

Spray twice on wet hair after a shower.Gently massage for about a minute.Do not rinse. Towel dry after 1–2 minutes.

Add 10–15 drops to a steamer or boiling water. Inhale through the nose and exhale through the mouth for 5–7 minutes. No need to cover with a sheet — just let the medicated steam reach the passages. Can be done once or twice daily as needed.

Keep the bottle on your bedside.

Every morning, before food or drink, hold the drops in your hand and say to yourself: “I am taking this to heal myself.”

Put 2 drops in the navel and lie down for one minute.

Do not take pills or drops on the same day as the packet.

Brown liquid and big tablets can be taken on packet days.

Maintain a 15-minute gap between pills, drops, tablets, or brown liquid.

Always take medicines on a clean mouth — avoid food, tea, coffee, garlic, or onion immediately before or after.

Pills must go under the tongue and dissolve slowly.

Never touch remedies with your hands — use the cap or spoon.

Pills may dry over time — this is normal and does not affect their effect.

Keep a 1-hour gap between our medicines and other systems of treatment (allopathy, Ayurveda, etc.).

These medicines are more than just pills or drops — they are a support for your body’s own intelligence to heal. Before you take them, pause for a moment. Hold them in your hand and remind yourself: “I am taking this to heal myself.”

When taken with trust and openness, the medicines work in harmony with your inner strength. Healing is not just about removing illness, it is about returning to balance, peace, and wholeness.