Patanjali Divya Youvnamrit Vati is an Ayurvedic tablet marketed for mens health and wellness, including energy, strength, stamina and general weakness. It combines herbs like ashwagandha, shatavari, safed musli and shilajit with small amounts of mineral preparations (swarn bhasma, vang bhasma, praval pishti) and purified kuchla. Because of the mineral and kuchla content, follow the dose strictly.
Last reviewed: November 2026. General information only, not medical advice. Contents and strengths can differ by manufacturer and batch, so always check your pack and follow your doctor.
Quick Facts
| Manufacturer | Patanjali Divya Pharmacy, Haridwar |
| Type | Ayurvedic tablet (OTC) |
| Pack | 40 tablets |
| Label dose | 1-2 tablets twice daily after meals with milk |
| Marketed for | Mens health, stamina, general weakness |
Patanjali Divya Youvnamrit Vati Composition
- Ashwagandha root 12.0 mg
- Konch shuddha seed 12.0 mg
- Satavar root 22.0 mg
- Safed musli root 12.0 mg
- Javitri 12.0 mg
- Jaiphal 17.5 mg
- Shuddh kuchla seed 2.0 mg
- Akarkara root 12.0 mg
- Jundbedaster (castoreum) 12.0 mg
- Swarn bhasma 0.25 mg
- Praval pishti 0.25 mg
- Vang bhasma 5.50 mg
- Shilajit shuddh extract 5.5 mg
- Pan ras, quantity sufficient
- Excipients: gum acacia, talcum, aerosil
What Is Patanjali Divya Youvnamrit Vati Used For?
- Energy and stamina support
- General weakness
- Mens wellness (traditional use)
How It Works
Ashwagandha, shatavari, safed musli and shilajit are traditional rasayana (rejuvenating) herbs. The claims are traditional, and the seller page does not cite clinical evidence.
How to Take It
Label dose is 1 to 2 tablets twice daily after meals with milk, or as directed by the physician. Leave at least half an hour between this medicine and food, drinks or allopathic medicines, as the label says. Do not exceed the dose.
Possible Side Effects
Pharmacy pages list no side effects. Ingredients like jaiphal, kuchla and ashwagandha can cause problems at higher doses, such as:
- Nausea or stomach upset
- Dizziness or drowsiness
- Restlessness or palpitations
- Allergic reaction
Stop and seek urgent help for muscle spasms, tremors, severe dizziness, fast heartbeat, vomiting or any sign of overdose.
Precautions and Who Should Be Careful
- Never exceed the label dose because it contains purified nux vomica (kuchla)
- Ask a doctor if you have heart disease, high blood pressure, thyroid disease, liver or kidney disease
- Do not combine with other stamina or herbal-mineral products without advice
- Not for women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, or for children
- Persistent weakness or sexual health concerns need a medical check-up
- Store tightly closed in a cool, dry, dark place away from children
Key Points to Remember
- Herbs plus small amounts of mineral preparations and purified kuchla 2 mg
- Label dose is 1 to 2 tablets twice daily after meals with milk
- Stay within the dose
- See a doctor for ongoing weakness or sexual health problems
When to Contact a Doctor
- Weakness or low energy lasts more than a few weeks
- You have heart, thyroid, liver or kidney problems
- You feel jittery or have palpitations
- You take regular medicines
Practical Tips
- Sleep 7 to 8 hours and exercise regularly
- Eat protein-rich food and fruit
- Limit alcohol and tobacco
- Get blood sugar, thyroid and vitamin D checked if tired often
Questions to Ask Your Doctor or Pharmacist
- Could my weakness have a medical cause?
- Is this safe with my medicines?
- How long should I use it?
- Are there tests I should do first?
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Youvnamrit Vati used for?
It is marketed as an Ayurvedic product for mens health, energy, stamina and general weakness.
What is the dose of Youvnamrit Vati?
The label suggests 1 to 2 tablets twice daily after meals with milk, or as directed by the physician.
Does it contain minerals?
Yes. It contains small amounts of swarn bhasma, vang bhasma and praval pishti, plus purified kuchla, so stay within the label dose.
Is Youvnamrit Vati a treatment for sexual problems?
It is a wellness product and not a treatment. See a doctor for medical concerns.
Further reading: NCCIH (NIH): Ashwagandha usefulness and safety