Dabur Hajmola (Imli) 120Tabs - Tangy Yummy taste

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In the beginning, Dabur Hajmola was sold in two different flavors and two different forms: original (normal) and pudina, in the shape of tablets and hard candies. Later, we were able to try new flavors like imli, chatcola, limcola, chatpati hing, anardana, and even amrud. For your convenience, you can get these pills in both sachets and small glass jars. The sachets each contain four pills, while the jars include a total of 120. Is It Safe To Eat Hajmola During Pregnancy? Ginger – Shunti – Zingiber officinale–It is unctuous, promotes digestion, aphrodisiac, hot in potency, balances Vata and Kapha. Understand what foods cause or when you feel the need to take a Hajmola tablet, and try doing something about it naturally. Hajmola is high on salt content, which is generally not a great option for pregnant women, especially if you are already suffering from high blood pressure. Regular intake of Hajmola tablets will be salt in addition to what is present in your food. Try not to consume more than one, if your doctor approves.

Not a much-liked ingredient by health-conscious people, but this is also important to improve your gut health and provide more energy to the body. 7. Cumin Seeds Along with the traditional digestive property, the company claimed that it wanted Hajmola to enhance the value of every meal. Amidst the makeover, Hajmola launched a slew of initiatives. It tied up with Dabbawallas in Mumbai who provided Hajmola sachets for free with every tiffin they delivered. ET quoted a company spokesperson saying, “This was also a great way to sample new variants, like pudina (mint) and kaccha aam (raw mango). Other points of sale activation during sampling included dhabas (highway eateries) and swanky QSRs, like Nirula's as part of the activation campaign titled ‘Hajmola Ka Chatkara Kare Khana Complete’, where one sachet of Hajmola was given with every bill cut for two years in a row. In the same vein, collaboration with Indian Railways and FM radio stations countrywide to rope in prospects wove in the ‘fun’ element.” Living the Moment- The Digital Way Hajmola is so popular that it constitutes more than 50% of the total market share of digestive tablets in India. This helps in improving your appetite by stimulating the digestive juices and also improves digestion. It is very beneficial for heartburns, stomach aches, and even indigestion.Fun, wit, quirky, desi and an apt product placement, sum up 40 years of Hajmola advertising journey. The brand is winning hearts through digital now and we couldn't help but revisit its past.

Hajmola is a digestive tablet under the brand name Dabur. It is made from a mix of many herbs with medicinal values, to aid better digestion. It is high in antioxidants, thus helping in reducing the free radicals in the body. Pepper has anti-inflammatory properties too, which can help with many other health issues in the body apart from improving your digestion.Hajmola comes in many exciting flavors such as Hajmola Regular, Hajmola Anardana (Pomegranate), Hajmola Chatcola, Hajmola Imli (Tamarind), Hajmola Pudina (Peppermint), and Hajmola Chatpati Hing. It also contains sugar, again a not a very suitable ingredient for those suffering from diabetes or gestational diabetes. However, the sugar content is not very high and other artificial sweeteners are not used, so this particular aspect may not be a very big threat to your health. Salt is present in a significant amount of hajmola. Consuming an excessive amount of Hajmola results in ingesting an unhealthy amount of salt, which significantly raises blood pressure and can lead to other complications during pregnancy Big B helped the brand tell a different narrative in a quirky manner and is claimed that bringing him on board was a brilliant move by Hajmola as everyone related to it from heart and soul. His playful persona in the commercials made the brand revamp a successful strategic decision. During the time it was occupying 75% of the digestive market, Dabur itself being at the helm of the category. DryPen in 2009 quoted K.K. Rajesh, executive vice-president, Dabur saying, “With a category penetration of close to 80% (which means eight out of every 10 Indians have used digestive tablets), the company claims that around 20 a million Hajmola tablets are consumed every day in India.”