18 + 1
Botanicals & Inulin
650 mg
Per Vegetarian Capsule
90
Capsules Per Bottle
45 Days
Proposed Supply at 2/Day
How the Formula Is Organised
What Does Detox Mean?
The 650 mg blend unites classic digestive botanicals such as Triphala and Ginger with traditional Ayurvedic whole-body herbs including Guduchi, Manjishtha, and Ashwagandha, paired alongside prebiotic chicory inulin for microbiome nourishment.
Your liver, kidneys, and digestive tract continuously execute natural filtration and metabolic waste elimination. PURETVA Core Cleanse does not flush toxins; it offers traditional botanical nourishment alongside everyday balanced lifestyle habits.
Core Botanical Ingredients
Every single capsule lists precise milligram weights and botanical species, providing complete disclosure of our composite 650 mg formula.
Triphala Extract (20%)
Guduchi Extract (10:1)
Kanchanar Bark (10:1)
Standardised three-fruit blend of Emblica, Chebula, and Bellerica traditionally revered across Ayurvedic digestive heritage for gentle gastrointestinal equilibrium.
A potent ten-to-one concentrated bitter stem extract historically integrated within traditional Rasayana protocols for seasonal bodily balance.
Revered tree bark preparation utilised in classical herbal treatises for structural tissue balance, provided at a concentrated 10:1 ratio.
Targeted Plant Extracts
Calibrated herb ratios harmonised with 20 mg of prebiotic inulin to support gut flora without unnecessary binders or artificial excipients.
Manjishtha Extract (10:1)
Punarnava Extract (10:1)
Ashwagandha (2.5%)
Traditional Indian madder root extract known for distinct red pigments and valued in classical texts for supporting natural metabolic balance.
Concentrated spreading hogweed extract recognised in traditional Ayurvedic systems for historical applications concerning natural fluid harmony.
Standardised root extract delivering active withanolides to complement daily routines during demanding schedules and seasonal transitions.
Proposed usage is 2 vegetarian capsules once daily with a glass of room-temperature water. Directions remain proposed until production verification: always follow the final approved product label on your physical bottle.
Do not exceed suggested serving. Consult your qualified physician prior to use if pregnant, breastfeeding, taking prescription medicines, or under professional supervision for an existing medical condition.
Inside PURETVA Core Cleanse: 18 Botanicals, One Thoughtfully Designed Formula
A closer look at the ingredients, their botanical identities, traditional uses, and the quantities in every capsule.
PURETVA Core Cleanse brings together 18 botanical ingredients and inulin in a carefully formulated herbal blend. Inspired by traditional Ayurvedic herbal knowledge, the formula combines familiar botanicals such as Triphala, Amla, Guduchi, Punarnava and Ginger with other traditional herbs.
We believe wellness products should be transparent about their ingredients. This guide explains what each ingredient is, its scientific name, the quantity included in the formula, and its traditional uses and areas of scientific interest.
Core Cleanse at a glance
18 botanical ingredients + inulin
650 mg of formula per capsule
1,300 mg of formula in the proposed daily serving of two capsules
90 vegetarian capsules per pack, if confirmed against the final packaging specification
58.5 g total formula content per pack
45-day supply at two capsules per day
The complete ingredient list
The amounts below represent the formula supplied for this product. Botanical names and common plant parts should be checked against the final raw-material specifications before publication.
Ingredient Botanical / scientific name Amount per capsule
Triphala Extract (20%) (Phyllanthus emblica, Terminalia chebula and Terminalia bellirica) 100 mg, Guduchi Extract (10:1)Tinospora cordifolia 70 mg, Kanchanar Extract (10:1) Bauhinia variegata 55 mg, Manjishtha Extract (10:1)Rubia cordifolia 55 mg, Punarnava Extract (10:1) Boerhavia diffusa 45 mg, Ashwagandha Extract (2.5%)Withania somnifera 40 mg, Arjuna Extract (10:1)Terminalia arjuna 40 mg, Bhumyamalaki Extract (10:1) Phyllanthus species 30 mg, Daruharidra Stem/Root Extract (10:1) Berberis aristata 30 mg, Varuna Extract (10:1) Crateva nurvala 25 mg, Amla Extract (10:1) Phyllanthus emblica 25 mg, Shatavari Extract Asparagus racemosus 20 mg, Fenugreek Extract (40%)Trigonella foenum-graecum 20 mg Inulin (90%) Dietary fibre; plant source to be confirmed 20 mg, Kutki Extract (10:1) Picrorhiza kurrooa (also commonly written P. kurroa) 20 mg, Ginger Extract Zingiber officinale 20 mg, Coriander Extract Coriandrum sativum 15 mg, Kalmegh Extract (10:1) Andrographis paniculata 10 mg, Licorice Extract (DGL) Glycyrrhiza glabra, 10 mg
Total 18 botanicals + inulin = 650 mg per Capsule
Triphala is traditionally made from three fruits: Amla, Haritaki and Bibhitaki. The exact proportions in PURETVA’s Triphala extract is 1:1:1 according to the raw-material specification.
Meet the ingredients
The following descriptions explain traditional Ayurvedic uses and areas of scientific interest. They should not be interpreted as proof that Core Cleanse, or any individual ingredient at the quantity used here, produces a particular clinical effect.
1. Triphala Extract — 100 mg
Scientific names: Phyllanthus emblica, Terminalia chebula and Terminalia bellirica
Traditional context: Triphala is a classical three-fruit Ayurvedic preparation traditionally associated with digestive wellness and bowel regularity.
What to know: Researchers have investigated Triphala for several biological effects, but the available evidence does not establish the effectiveness of this specific Core Cleanse formula.
Suggested ingredient image: Amla, Haritaki and Bibhitaki fruits together.
2. Guduchi Extract — 70 mg
Scientific name: Tinospora cordifolia
Traditional context: Also known as Giloy, Guduchi has a long history of use in Ayurvedic preparations for general wellness.
What to know: Its traditional reputation should not be confused with proof of a specific health outcome. Importantly, Guduchi products have been associated with cases of liver injury, so suitability, sourcing and safety assessment matter.
Suggested ingredient image: Guduchi’s heart-shaped leaves and mature stems.
3. Kanchanar Extract — 55 mg
Scientific name: Bauhinia variegata
Traditional context: Kanchanar bark is used in classical Ayurvedic herbal preparations.
What to know: Its presence in a traditional formulation does not establish that the finished supplement treats a particular condition. Avoid disease-specific claims without adequate evidence and regulatory approval.
Suggested ingredient image: Kanchanar tree, distinctive leaves and pink flowers.
4. Manjishtha Extract — 55 mg
Scientific name: Rubia cordifolia
Traditional context: Manjishtha is traditionally used in Ayurvedic formulations associated with skin wellness and other traditional herbal practices.
What to know: Traditional descriptions, including references to “blood purification,” are not equivalent to clinically proven detoxification or blood-cleansing effects.
Suggested ingredient image: Manjishtha plant and its characteristic roots.
5. Punarnava Extract — 45 mg
Scientific name: Boerhavia diffusa
Traditional context: Punarnava has a history of use in Ayurvedic formulations associated with urinary wellness and fluid balance.
What to know: Traditional use should not be presented as proof that this formula treats kidney disease, swelling or fluid-retention disorders.
Suggested ingredient image: The whole Punarnava plant, including leaves and small flowers.
6. Ashwagandha Extract — 40 mg
Scientific name: Withania somnifera
Traditional context: Ashwagandha is an established Ayurvedic botanical used in preparations associated with stress management and general well-being.
What to know: Some specific Ashwagandha preparations have shown potential for stress and sleep outcomes, but evidence varies by preparation. Those findings cannot automatically be applied to this blend.
Suggested ingredient image: Ashwagandha roots, leaves and berries.
7. Arjuna Extract — 40 mg
Scientific name: Terminalia arjuna
Traditional context: Arjuna bark is traditionally used in Ayurvedic cardiovascular-oriented formulations.
What to know: Its traditional role does not mean Core Cleanse has been shown to improve heart function or treat cardiovascular disease.
Suggested ingredient image: Arjuna tree bark and leaves.
8. Bhumyamalaki Extract — 30 mg
Scientific name: To be verified against the ingredient supplier’s botanical specification.
Traditional context: Bhumyamalaki is a traditional Ayurvedic herb used in various herbal preparations, including formulations associated with digestive and liver-related wellness.
What to know: Bhumyamalaki is a common name applied to more than one Phyllanthus species. The exact species must be confirmed from the supplier’s certificate of analysis and raw-material documents before this page identifies it definitively.
Suggested ingredient image: The correctly identified Bhumyamalaki plant, showing its small leaves and fruits.
9. Daruharidra Stem/Root Extract — 30 mg
Scientific name: Berberis aristata
Traditional context: Daruharidra is a traditional Ayurvedic botanical used in several herbal preparations, including those associated with digestive and skin wellness.
What to know: The finished product should not be described as treating a skin or digestive disorder on the strength of this ingredient alone.
Suggested ingredient image: Daruharidra shrub, yellow wood and roots.
10. Varuna Extract — 25 mg
Scientific name: Crateva nurvala
Traditional context: Varuna is traditionally included in Ayurvedic formulations associated with urinary-system wellness.
What to know: This traditional context is not proof that the product treats kidney or urinary disorders.
Suggested ingredient image: Varuna tree leaves, fruit and bark.
11. Amla Extract — 25 mg
Scientific name: Phyllanthus emblica
Traditional context: Amla is a widely used Ayurvedic fruit valued in traditional wellness preparations.
What to know: Amla contains naturally occurring plant compounds that have attracted scientific interest. However, the actual effects of this extract depend on its composition, dose and the finished formulation.
Suggested ingredient image: Fresh green Amla fruits, preferably whole and sliced.
12. Shatavari Extract — 20 mg
Scientific name: Asparagus racemosus
Traditional context: Shatavari is traditionally associated with women's wellness and is included in various Ayurvedic preparations.
What to know: Traditional use alone does not establish a clinical benefit at the quantity included in Core Cleanse.
Suggested ingredient image: Shatavari roots and the plant itself.
13. Fenugreek Extract — 20 mg
Scientific name: Trigonella foenum-graecum
Traditional context: Fenugreek seeds have a long history of culinary and traditional use.
What to know: Fenugreek has been studied for several metabolic outcomes, but findings vary between preparations and doses. Do not interpret its presence here as a claim that Core Cleanse controls blood sugar.
Suggested ingredient image: Fenugreek seeds, green leaves and seed pods.
14. Inulin — 20 mg
Ingredient type: Dietary fibre; the botanical source has not been specified.
Traditional or nutritional context: Inulin is a fermentable dietary fibre found in certain plants and is commonly studied for its role as a prebiotic.
What to know: The quantity matters. At 20 mg of 90% inulin per capsule, the proposed two-capsule serving provides approximately 36 mg of actual inulin. This is a small amount, so a meaningful prebiotic or digestive effect should not be claimed without appropriate justification.
Suggested ingredient image: The verified source plant and its root. Use chicory imagery only if chicory is confirmed as the supplier's source.
15. Kutki Extract — 20 mg
Scientific name: Picrorhiza kurrooa (also commonly written Picrorhiza kurroa)
Traditional context: Kutki is a traditional bitter Ayurvedic herb used in various digestive and liver-oriented herbal preparations.
What to know: Traditional usage does not establish a liver-detoxification effect for Core Cleanse. Responsible sourcing and precise botanical identification are especially important for this Himalayan herb.
Suggested ingredient image: Correctly identified Kutki plant and rhizomes.
16. Ginger Extract — 20 mg
Scientific name: Zingiber officinale
Traditional context: Ginger is a familiar culinary ingredient traditionally used in connection with digestion and gastrointestinal comfort.
What to know: Research on particular ginger preparations cannot be directly applied to every extract or to the quantity used in this formula.
Suggested ingredient image: Fresh ginger rhizome and sliced pieces.
17. Coriander Extract — 15 mg
Scientific name: Coriandrum sativum
Traditional context: Coriander is a familiar culinary herb traditionally used in food and herbal preparations associated with digestion.
What to know: Evidence from ordinary dietary use or laboratory research does not establish a specific clinical benefit from the amount included in Core Cleanse.
Suggested ingredient image: Coriander seeds and fresh leaves.
18. Kalmegh Extract — 10 mg
Scientific name: Andrographis paniculata
Traditional context: Kalmegh is a bitter botanical used in traditional Ayurvedic herbal preparations.
What to know: Its historical use should not be used to suggest that the product prevents infections, treats disease or detoxifies the liver. Botanical identity, extract quality and safety should be documented.
Suggested ingredient image: Kalmegh plant, green leaves and small flowers.
19. Licorice Extract (DGL) — 10 mg
Scientific name: Glycyrrhiza glabra
Traditional context: Licorice root has a history of use in traditional herbal preparations, including those intended for digestive comfort.
What to know: DGL means deglycyrrhizinated licorice, in which glycyrrhizin has been removed or substantially reduced. Confirm the DGL specification with the supplier. Evidence for digestive benefits remains uncertain, and the finished product should not be presented as a treatment for gastrointestinal conditions.
Suggested ingredient image: Licorice roots and root slices, with a clear botanical label.
How do the ingredients work together?
Core Cleanse combines botanicals with different histories of traditional use rather than relying on a single herb.
The formula includes:
Traditional digestive botanicals: Triphala, Amla, Ginger, Coriander and Fenugreek.
Other classical Ayurvedic herbs: Guduchi, Punarnava, Kanchanar, Manjishtha and Daruharidra.
Additional botanical ingredients: Ashwagandha, Arjuna, Shatavari, Varuna, Bhumyamalaki, Kutki, Kalmegh and Licorice.
Dietary fibre: Inulin.This grouping describes the ingredients' traditional or nutritional context; it does not establish that the combined formula delivers a particular health outcome.
What does “detox” mean?
The word “detox” is often used broadly in wellness marketing. In the human body, the liver processes many substances, while the kidneys filter waste from the blood and help regulate fluid and electrolyte balance.
A herbal supplement should not be presented as replacing these normal physiological processes, removing unspecified toxins, or treating liver or kidney disease.
PURETVA Core Cleanse is a multi-ingredient herbal formula. Claims about its benefits should be based on suitable evidence for the ingredients, their quantities and the finished product, and should comply with applicable food-safety and advertising requirements.
Suggested use and pack information
Proposed serving concept: Two capsules per day, providing 1,300 mg of the combined formula.
Pack size: 90 capsules.
Proposed duration: 45 days at two capsules per day.
Follow the final approved product label for the directions for use. The serving concept above should be published only after it has been confirmed against the final label and safety assessment.
Important safety information
Herbal ingredients are not automatically suitable for everyone. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before using a multi-herb supplement if you take medicines or have an existing medical condition.
Extra caution is warranted during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and for people with liver, kidney, thyroid or autoimmune conditions. Ashwagandha is not recommended in pregnancy and may interact with certain medicines. Guduchi products have also been associated with liver injury.
Do not use this product to replace prescribed treatment or delay seeking medical advice. Discontinue use and seek medical advice if an adverse reaction occurs.
Keep the product out of reach of children. Read the final product label before use.
Our commitment to ingredient transparency
At PURETVA, transparency means more than naming the ingredients. It means identifying the botanical correctly, disclosing the quantity, understanding the limitations of the available evidence, and providing clear information about responsible use.
We encourage customers to read the complete ingredient list, follow the approved directions on the label and make informed decisions about their wellness.
Disclaimer: This article is for general educational information and is not medical advice. Traditional uses are not proof of clinical efficacy. The statements above do not establish that PURETVA Core Cleanse diagnoses, treats, cures or prevents any disease. Product descriptions and claims must be reviewed for compliance with applicable FSSAI requirements before publication.
Further reading
Kew Science — Medicinal Plant Names Services — botanical identification and the ambiguity of the common name Bhumyamalaki.
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health — Ashwagandha — evidence and safety information.
National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health — Licorice Root — available evidence and safety information.
FSSAI — Advertising and Claims Regulations — applicable advertising and claims regulations.
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