Cystozac (Cysts/PCOS Support)
Cystozac is an Ayurvedic syrup formulated to support the management of benign cysts and hormonal imbalances. According to the product description, it uses Shuddha Guggulu as its primary active ingredient and may combine herbs traditionally used in Kanchnar Guggulu, a classical formulation for swellings and cysts. Cystozac is promoted for ovarian cysts, breast lumps, thyroid nodules and polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS), as well as pain and inflammation associated with these conditions[1].
Key ingredients and their actions
Although the full ingredient list is Kanchnar bark, Trifala, Trikatu, Varun Chhal, Elachi, Dalchini, Tej Patta, Nagkesar, Sputika Bhasma, Godanti Bhasma, Sisam, Guggul 900 mg, Castor Oil, Ashoka, Punarnava, Neem, Praval Pisthi, Mundi, Sonth, Viavidang, Sainda Lavan, Kala Namak, Devadaru, Kali Mirach etc., main active ingredients include Shuddha Guggulu and a blend resembling Kanchnar Guggulu. This section summarises the evidence for these herbs:
Shuddha Guggulu (Commiphora wightii): Guggul resin is well known for its anti‑inflammatory and lipid‑lowering effects. A clinical study of gum guggul administered to 30 patients with osteoarthritis reported significant improvements in pain, swelling and joint function after one month[2]. When combined with Boswellia serrata (a common ingredient in anti‑inflammatory formulas), guggul further reduced knee pain and swelling[2]. These findings support guggul’s ability to reduce inflammation and pain, which may help relieve discomfort associated with cysts.
Kanchnar bark and Guggulu blend (Kanchnar Guggulu): This classical poly‑herbal formulation is traditionally used for thyroid disorders, cystic swellings and PCOS. Kanchnar guggulu is thought to “dry up” excess kapha (fluid congestion) while stimulating lymphatic detoxification and improving metabolism. Ayurvedic practitioners use it for hypothyroidism, breast and uterine cysts, fibroids, PCOS, goitre and lymphadenopathy[3][4]. The bark of Kanchnar (Bauhinia variegata) is astringent and purifying, and when combined with guggul resin it yields a powerful detoxicant[3]. The formula is also said to aid weight management and improve skin health[4].
Cystozac syrup is taken orally, typically 10–15 ml twice daily after meals. When used alongside dietary changes, it may help:
Reduce the size and discomfort of cystic swellings: Through the anti‑inflammatory and lipid‑modulating effects of guggul and the detoxifying action of kanchnar bark.
Support hormonal balance and thyroid function: Kanchnar guggulu is traditionally used to regulate hormones and improve thyroid metabolism[3].
Aid in PCOS and menstrual irregularities: The drying and decongestant action may reduce ovarian cysts and improve menstrual flow[3].
Assist with weight management: By improving metabolism and clearing excess kapha (mucus and fat)[4].
Cystozac contains potent resins and barks; it should be taken only under guidance of an Ayurvedic practitioner. Pregnant and lactating women should avoid it. Patients on thyroid or hormonal medications should consult their physician due to possible interactions. Because guggul can lower cholesterol and influence thyroid hormones, individuals with thyroid disease or on lipid‑lowering drugs should use caution[2].
Conclusion:
Cystozac contains herbs and ingredients that have anti-inflammatory properties which help in reducing pain, swelling and help relieve discomfort and reduce size associated with cysts.
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[1] Ayurvedic Cysts Medicine | Useful in all types of Cysts | Reduce Inflammation and Pain | Promotes Healing | 200 ml
[2] Googling the Guggul (Commiphora and Boswellia) for Prevention of Chronic Diseases - PMC
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6087759/
[3] [4] Kanchanar Guggulu: Uses, Benefits, and Side Effects and More
https://ayuvya.com/blog/wellness/kanchanar-guggulu-uses-and-benefits
