Ayurvedic Digestive Pills — OKAY
Munch or Dump rates Ayurvedic Digestive Pills by Fatafat OKAY — score 70/90.
Contains some natural ingredients but also includes added color.
Why this verdict
- Natural spices present
- Artificial color present
- Multiple sweeteners — sweetness engineered, not simple
Ingredients (10)
- Liquid glucose (moderate) — A simple syrup adding sweetness and texture.
- Rock Salt (moderate) — Adds sodium — fine in moderation, but the only reason to keep portions in check.
- Black Salt (moderate) — Adds sulphurous savoury punch and more sodium.
- Common Salt (moderate) — Sodium; the only ingredient to watch, but used in tiny cooking amounts.
- Cumin (Jeera) (safe) — Natural spice known for digestive benefits.
- Carom Seeds (Ajwain) (safe) — Used traditionally for digestion.
- Dry Mango Powder (Amchur) (safe) — Natural souring spice; fine.
- Sugar (moderate) — Added for sweetness, can contribute to calorie content.
- Binding agent (moderate) — Used to hold ingredients together; unspecified type.
- Permitted Food Colour (concerning) — Synthetic color additives can have detrimental health impacts.