Shree Brahmachaitanya Ayurveda's Chandrakala Ras is primarily indicated for conditions arising from an imbalance of Pitta dosha (heat and metabolism). Its key uses include:

• Jwara (Fever): Particularly effective in managing chronic, recurrent, and Pitta-dominant fevers.

• Pittaja Roga (Pitta Disorders): Excellently pacifies excess Pitta, providing relief from heartburn, acid reflux, and hot flashes.

• Raktapitta (Bleeding Disorders): Helps manage conditions like epistaxis (nosebleeds) and bleeding hemorrhoids due to its cooling and hemostatic properties.

• Daha (Burning Sensation): Alleviates burning sensations in the body, eyes, palms, and soles.

• Atisara (Diarrhea): Useful in managing diarrhea, especially of a Pitta origin.

• General Debility and Weakness: The inclusion of Rasayana herbs like Giloy and Shatavari helps in strengthening the immune system and promoting vitality after illness.

Dosage may vary based on the condition, its severity, and the advice of a healthcare practitioner. General guidelines are as follows:

• Standard Adult Dosage: 1-2 tablets (approx. 250 mg to 500 mg), once or twice daily.

• With Anupan (Adjuvant): For optimal results, it is traditionally taken with Madhu (honey) or Ghee (clarified butter), as prescribed by your Vaidya.

• Timing: Usually taken 30 minutes before or after meals, or as directed by your physician.

For Acute Indications (e.g., Fever, Heartburn):
A dose of 1 tablet twice daily with honey is commonly recommended until symptoms subside.

For Chronic Indications (e.g., Recurrent Pitta conditions):
A consistent course of 1 tablet twice daily is typically recommended for a longer duration under strict medical supervision to restore balance.