Tummy Trim Powder: a 10-spice Ayurvedic churan for digestion, bloating & weight management

Tummy Trim is a 100% natural Ayurvedic churan by Devraj Ayurved, made from 10 kitchen spices: cinnamon, cumin, carom, fennel, fenugreek, flaxseed, harad, black salt, asafoetida and black pepper. It supports digestion, eases bloating and gas, and helps with weight management.

Daalchini (cinnamon), zeera (cumin), ajwain (carom seeds), sonf (fennel), methi dana (fenugreek), alsi (flaxseed), harad (haritaki), kala namak (black salt), hing (asafoetida) and kali mirch (black pepper). There are no preservatives or additives.

The recommended way is to put 1 spoon in your mouth and slowly sip lukewarm water. You can also mix it into lukewarm water, or follow it with lukewarm lemon water.

For the first 15 days, take 1 spoon three times a day. After 15 days, if it suits you, increase to 2 spoons three times a day (morning, afternoon and night).

Tummy Trim is designed to support weight management by improving digestion and reducing bloating. It is not a magic weight-loss product. It works best with a balanced diet, enough water and regular physical activity.

Yes. It contains ajwain, hing and black salt, which are traditionally used in Indian homes to relieve gas and bloating after meals.

It varies from person to person. Many customers report feeling lighter after a few weeks of regular use. The recommended routine starts with a 15-day period at 1 spoon, three times a day.

Tummy Trim is made only from common kitchen spices and contains no preservatives or chemicals. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking regular medication, or have a medical condition, consult your doctor before use.

Yes. Tummy Trim is 100% vegetarian and carries the green mark.

Yes. FSSAI Licence No. 20826004002402.

Tummy Trim costs ₹599 for a 200g pouch, inclusive of all taxes.

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Best before 12 months from the date of packaging. Store it in a cool, dry place and keep the pouch sealed.

Tummy Trim is packed and marketed by Devraj Ayurved, Greater Faridabad, Haryana, India.

Lasting weight loss comes from a few daily habits: eat home-cooked meals with plenty of vegetables, dal and protein; cut down on sugar, fried snacks and packaged food; drink 2–3 litres of water a day; walk 30–45 minutes daily; sleep 7–8 hours; and avoid eating late at night.

Good digestion matters too, because a sluggish gut leaves you feeling heavy and bloated. Tummy Trim, a blend of 10 kitchen spices like jeera, saunf, ajwain and methi, supports digestion and metabolism as part of this routine. Take 1 spoon with lukewarm water, three times a day.

You can't burn fat from one spot, but belly fat drops as overall body fat drops. Focus on a small calorie deficit, daily walking, simple exercises like squats, planks and surya namaskar, less refined flour (maida) and sugar, and good sleep. Stress also raises belly fat, so pranayama or a short evening walk helps. Simple swaps make a big difference: replace sugary chai and cold drinks with plain water, jeera water or green tea; fill half your plate with sabzi or salad; and stop eating 2–3 hours before bed. Expect steady progress of about 0.5–1 kg a month from the waist, not overnight results.

Much of a 'bigger belly' is actually bloating and gas. Tummy Trim helps ease bloating and supports digestion, so your stomach feels lighter while your lifestyle changes do the long-term work.

Common causes are eating too fast and swallowing air, overeating, heavy or oily meals, carbonated drinks, too much tea or coffee, late-night dinners, irregular meal times, constipation, stress, and foods that produce gas such as rajma, chole, cabbage and onions in large amounts.

Sip lukewarm water, take a 10–15 minute slow walk after the meal, and avoid lying down straight away. Gentle yoga poses like pawanmuktasana and vajrasana also help release trapped gas. Kitchen spices like ajwain, saunf, jeera and hing are traditional quick remedies.

Tummy Trim combines these spices in one spoon. Take 1 spoon and slowly sip lukewarm water after a heavy meal.

Eat slowly and chew well, keep regular meal times, finish dinner 2–3 hours before bed, drink water through the day (not large amounts with meals), cut down on fizzy drinks and fried food, and stay active.

Taking Tummy Trim three times a day with lukewarm water makes these digestive spices a daily habit, which helps keep gas and bloating in check.

Eat fresh, home-cooked meals at fixed times, include fibre (vegetables, fruit, whole grains) and curd or buttermilk, drink enough water, walk after meals, and manage stress. Traditional Ayurveda also uses digestive spices such as jeera, ajwain, saunf, hing and kali mirch.

Tummy Trim is a ready blend of 10 such spices, so you don't need to mix them yourself.

Popular kitchen remedies include saunf (fennel) after meals, ajwain with a pinch of black salt, jeera water, and a pinch of hing in warm water. Avoid very spicy, oily or late meals if you get acidity often.

Tummy Trim brings these remedies together: ajwain, saunf, jeera, hing, kala namak and five more spices in one natural powder.

No. No powder, tea or supplement melts fat on its own. Tummy Trim supports digestion, reduces bloating and helps metabolism, but real weight loss needs a balanced diet, regular activity and good sleep. Used together, they work much better than either alone.

See a doctor if bloating is severe or lasts for weeks, or if it comes with stomach pain, vomiting, blood in stool, unexplained weight loss, fever, or a big change in bowel habits. Home remedies and Tummy Trim are for everyday digestive discomfort, not a substitute for medical care.