Dhat Banjob Medicine – Digestive System Disorder Remedy

It is a powdered medicine that is soluble with hot water. Use it to treat irregularities in the body. It originated from the Thata Wiwan scripture from the Ayutthaya period.

During the lifetime of Dr. Waan Rodmuang, Dhat Banjob medicine was traditionally prepared and distributed in both powdered form—dissolved in hot water—and as a ready-to-take liquid. Production was later suspended for several decades as part of the careful preservation and transmission of the original formula.

Today, Baan Mowaan has revived Dhat Banjob once again, offering it in powdered form for dissolution in hot water. This formulation is also listed in Thailand’s National List of Essential Medicines.

It is indicated for disorders of the digestive system, including

- Bloating, Indigestion, abdominal discomfort
- Diarrhea, and food poisoning

Form: Powder
Net weight: 25 g

Dosage:

• Adults: 500–1,000 mg per dose

• Children (6–12 years): 250–500 mg per dose

Directions for use:
Dissolve in hot water or an appropriate herbal vehicle and take when symptoms occur. Once symptoms subside, continued use is not necessary. If symptoms persist, the medicine may be taken as needed, not exceeding three doses per day.

Herbal Infusion:

• For relief of bloating and flatulence, use three cloves of Thai garlic, lightly crushed and infused in hot water, or prepare a decoction of red holy basil leaves as the herbal vehicle.

• If a suitable herbal infusion is not available, hot water may be used instead.