Shree Brahmachaitanya Ayurveda's Kuberaksha Vati is primarily indicated for a spectrum of gastrointestinal disorders, particularly those involving pain, motility, and parasitic infestations. Its key uses include:

• Abdominal Pain and Colic (Shoola): Effectively relieves spasmodic pain and discomfort in the abdominal region.

• Intestinal Worms (Krimi): Creates an hostile environment for parasites, helping in their eradication.

• Digestive Impairment and Bloating (Agnimandya & Aadhmaan): Kindles the digestive fire (Agni) and reduces gas formation, alleviating bloating and fullness.

• Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS): Helps manage symptoms like alternating diarrhea and constipation, cramping, and flatulence.

• Loss of Appetite (Aruchi): Stimulates appetite and improves the desire to eat.

• Abdominal Tumors / Growths (Gulma): Used as a supportive therapy in traditional management plans for abdominal lumps and obstructions.

• 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 (500 mg to 1000 mg), twice daily.

• With Anupan (Adjuvant): For optimal results, it is traditionally taken with warm water or as directed by your Vaidya.

• Timing: Typically taken 30 minutes before meals with warm water.

• For Acute Indications (e.g., Abdominal Colic, Gas):
  A dose of 1-2 tablets with warm water can be taken until symptoms subside.

• For Chronic Indications (e.g., Parasitic Infestations, IBS):
  A consistent course of 1-2 tablets twice daily is typically recommended for a longer duration, as prescribed by a physician, to achieve and maintain results.