Nutriverse Cold and Cough Gummies | Soothes Sore Throat & Calms Cough | Made with Yashtimadhu, Ginger & Turmeric

Yashtimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra), also known as Mulethi or licorice root, is a traditional Ayurvedic herb widely used for throat and respiratory comfort.

• Traditionally used for cough and throat discomfort, making Yashtimadhu one of the most relevant ingredients in a cold and cough gummy for kids.
• Its naturally soothing character makes it especially useful when repeated coughing leaves a child's throat feeling dry, scratchy or irritated.
• Research has explored licorice for antitussive [cough-reducing] and anti-inflammatory [helps manage inflammation] properties, although human evidence for respiratory conditions is still limited.
• Yashtimadhu complements Honey in the gummies, giving the formulation two ingredients with a traditional connection to throat soothing.
• It also fits well with the product's focus on dry cough and throat irritation rather than being included simply as a general herbal ingredient.
• Traditional use of licorice includes respiratory complaints such as cough and asthma, which gives it a long-standing place in respiratory herbal preparations.
• Its role in these gummies is best understood as supportive throat and respiratory care, especially during seasonal cold and cough discomfort.
• Research on licorice has also identified compounds such as glycyrrhizin [a naturally occurring licorice compound], but the amount and type of licorice used in a product matter when interpreting research findings.
• The ingredient should therefore be seen as part of the overall herbal blend and not as a standalone treatment for a respiratory infection.

This is a concentrated extract derived from turmeric (Curcuma longa), with the product specifying 95% curcumin, a natural plant compound found in turmeric.

• Curcumin is widely studied for its anti-inflammatory [helps manage inflammation] and antioxidant [helps protect cells from damage] properties.
• This makes it a useful supporting ingredient in a cold and cough formulation where children may experience temporary throat and respiratory discomfort.
• Research has explored curcumin in relation to respiratory and allergic conditions, including its possible effects on inflammation in the airways.
• Its role in these gummies is more about supporting the body's response to inflammation and everyday respiratory stress rather than directly stopping a cough.
• Curcumin also brings antioxidant support, which complements the traditional herbal ingredients in the formulation.
• Research on turmeric and curcumin has shown interesting respiratory effects, but much of the evidence comes from laboratory and animal studies, so it should not be presented as proof that this gummy treats asthma, bronchitis or another lung condition.
• The product uses a 95% curcumin extract rather than simply listing ordinary turmeric powder, so the ingredient should be described specifically as a curcumin extract and not casually treated as the same thing as kitchen turmeric.
• Curcumin has relatively poor bioavailability [how much of a substance the body can absorb and use], which is another reason not to take research on high-dose curcumin supplements and directly apply it to this product.
• Within Cold & Cough Gummies, Curcumin works as a complementary ingredient alongside Yashtimadhu, Ginger and Honey to support overall respiratory wellness.

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a warming Ayurvedic herb traditionally used for cough, cold and digestive discomfort.

• Ginger gives the formulation a warming herbal component that fits naturally into a product designed for seasonal cold and cough care.
• It has been traditionally used for cough and respiratory complaints, which supports its place in a children's cold and cough formulation.
• Ginger contains naturally occurring compounds such as gingerols [plant compounds responsible for much of ginger's characteristic activity and flavour].
• Research has explored ginger and its compounds for cough-related and respiratory effects, including laboratory research looking at cough-suppressing activity.
• Ginger's warming character also makes it a natural complement to the soothing role of Yashtimadhu and Honey.
• The ingredient may be particularly useful from a formulation perspective when children experience the general throat and respiratory discomfort that often comes with a seasonal cold.
• Some research has looked at ginger in respiratory infections, but results from studies using concentrated ginger extracts or specific combinations cannot automatically be applied to these gummies.
• Ginger is also traditionally valued for digestive comfort, which can be helpful when a child feels unsettled during an illness.
• In this product, Ginger is best positioned as a supporting herb for seasonal respiratory and throat comfort rather than as a standalone medicine for cough or infection.

Honey is a naturally sweet ingredient that has a well-established traditional role in soothing the throat and has also been studied for children's cough.

• Honey is one of the most directly relevant ingredients in these gummies because it can provide a soothing coating sensation when the throat feels irritated.
• A Cochrane review found that honey probably reduces short-term cough symptoms in children compared with no treatment or placebo.
• Research has also found that honey may help reduce the effect of coughing on children's sleep, which is especially useful when cough becomes troublesome at night.
• Honey works particularly well with Yashtimadhu because both ingredients are traditionally associated with throat comfort.
• It also helps make the gummies naturally sweet and more appealing to children, which matters when parents are trying to get them to take a wellness product without a struggle.
• Honey can be useful during a seasonal cold when repeated coughing makes the throat feel rough or uncomfortable.
• The evidence for honey is strongest for short-term cough comfort, so we should not turn that evidence into a claim that these gummies prevent or cure respiratory infections.
• Honey is also an important age-related ingredient to handle responsibly because honey should not be given to children under 1 year due to the risk of infant botulism [a rare but serious illness], while this product itself is listed for children aged 2+ years.
• Within the gummies, Honey brings together taste and throat-soothing support while the herbs provide the wider Ayurvedic respiratory-care angle.

• Gives the natural sweetness kids accept
• Provides quick, usable energy

• Gives the gummy its soft, chewy texture
• Spreads the ingredients evenly through every gummy