Lehri Vijaya Vati Goli

Product Name: Lehri Vijaya Vati Goli
Pack Variants: Often available in 20, 40, 60 pieces (20.40.60.ps describes packaging options)
Form: Herbal edible tablets / “golis”Shree Mahakal Bhang Goli
Origin: India
Traditional Category: Herbal / Ayurvedic goli with bhang and munakka

Overview

Shree Mahakal Munakka Vati Bhang Goli is a traditional herbal preparation often marketed in Indian markets as a combination of munakka (raisins) and bhang (Cannabis sativa leaf) with other herbs. It is typically sold in small chewable “goli” form. These products are described by sellers as having cultural, ritual, and traditional wellness associations, and may be positioned for digestive, calming, or ceremonial contexts.

Key Ingredients (General Type)

• Munakka (dried grapes / raisins): Common base ingredient in munakka vati formulations.

• Bhang (Cannabis sativa leaves/extract): Traditional botanical used in some ayurvedic or cultural preparations.*

• Supporting herbs/spices: These may include digestive or aromatic additives typical of herbal tablets (specific list varies by manufacturer).

Exact ingredient list, proportions, and processing details depend on the specific manufacturer and should always be checked on the product label or official documentation.

Traditional Uses & Positioning

Products like this are often described in traditional/cultural marketplaces as:

• Digestive support or appetiser

• Calming or mind-soothing formulation

• Cultural or spiritual use in festivals/rituals

• Sometimes positioned as an herbal wellness supplement

Note: These uses are based on cultural descriptions and seller positioning — not approved medical claims. The legal status of bhang/cannabis leaf products varies by region, and many cannabis-derived substances are regulated under local drug laws, including in India. Always check legal compliance locally and consult health professionals before use.

How It’s Used (General Description)

• Typically chewed directly like a small herbal tablet.

• Some descriptions suggest combining with a drink (e.g., milk or water) for easier consumption.

Packaging & Dosing

• Sold in packs of 20, 40, or 60 golis (number indicates pieces per pack).

• Dosage and frequency are not standardized; always refer to official packaging or professional guidance.

Cautions & Legal Notes

• Not intended for minors or use by pregnant/nursing individuals.

• Check local law and regulations regarding cannabis-related products — bhang/leaf extracts may be subject to controlled substance rules.

• Product descriptions found online may use cultural language (e.g., spiritual, festival use) rather than clinical claims.

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