Archive · 14 Aug 2025
Patanjali's Cardiogrit Gold Shows Promise for Heart Health
Cardiogrit Gold, made by Patanjali, might help protect your heart if you're getting chemotherapy with a drug called Doxorubicin.
Scientists tested it on tiny worms and found it improved their heart-like muscles and lowered harmful substances.
The medicine is made with traditional Ayurvedic ingredients.
This research, published in a scientific journal, supports using Ayurvedic medicine in modern medicine.
Patanjali's Cardiogrit Gold, an Ayurvedic formulation, may counteract cardiotoxicity from the chemotherapy drug Doxorubicin.
A study using the C. elegans model showed Cardiogrit Gold improved heart muscle condition and reduced ROS levels.
The research, conducted by Patanjali scientists, has been published in the Journal of Toxicology.
Cardiogrit Gold contains ingredients like Yogendra Ras, Arjuna, Moti Pishti, and other Ayurvedic herbs.
The study demonstrated Cardiogrit Gold's effectiveness in mitigating cardiotoxicity in organisms.
- Who
- The study involved Patanjali scientists and used the C. elegans model.
- What
- Cardiogrit Gold is an Ayurvedic formulation that may counteract cardiotoxicity caused by the chemotherapy drug Doxorubicin.
- When
- The article does not specify when the study was conducted or when Cardiogrit Gold was developed.
- Where
- The study was conducted by Patanjali.
- Why
- To determine if the Ayurvedic medicine Cardiogrit Gold can mitigate the cardiotoxicity caused by Doxorubicin.
- Product Name
- Cardiogrit Gold
- Type
- Herbo-mineral formulation
- Developed By
- Patanjali
- Key Ingredients
- Yogendra Ras, Arjuna, Moti Pishti, Akik Pishti
- Purpose
- To counteract cardiotoxicity caused by Doxorubicin
- Study Model
- C. elegans (worms)
- Publication
- Journal of Toxicology
