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Also known as Matbookh, Tabeekh About New Shama Joshanda Concentrate Joshanda (Decoction) is an Unani herbal formulation which is also called Matbookh or Tabeekh, which means cooked. Many roots and barks, stems and flowers etc are boiled for prescribed time before their active principles are extracted. The proportion usually is 1 teaspoon of the dried herb to 1 cup of water. Always use stainless steel, glass, or porcelain vessels to make decoctions. A coffee percolator may be used to make a decoction. If none is available, boil the substance as prescribed time. Let cool, and add honey or other flavoring agents if desired. Generally drug and water ratio should be 1:6 or 1:8. It should be boiled as indicated as water remains half or one third. Joshanda used traditionally as a home remedy for common cold, cough & catarrh also helpful in sore throat. Joshanda is a Persian word derived from Joshanidan (boiling) and Andah prepared by. So the literal meaning of Joshanda is one which is “prepared by boiling”. This formulation is prepared like a herbal decoction. Indications of New Shama Joshanda Concentrate Joshanda is specifically used in the management of respiratory diseases like common cold, cough, and asthma. It is useful in cough, congestion in the chest, nose block and breathlessness caused by these conditions. It is used to boost immunological conditions. Dosage of New Shama Joshanda Concentrate The packet of Johar Joshanda containing brown granules should be dissolved in hot water. This mixture should be consumed once every day. In case the symptoms are severe, it should be used three times a day. Precautions of New Shama Joshanda Herbs It is advisable to take this medicine after food Store in a dry cool place Keep away from children's reach. Self medication is not recommended Store in dry and cool place Close medicine cap tightly after every use Keep medicine in original package and container Terms and Conditions We have assumed that you have consulted a physician before purchasing this medicine and are not self medicating.