Introduction: Ayurvedic medicinal plants that are traditionally advised and have been shown to be useful against amoebic dysentery are included in AMATI tablets. Connesine, an alkaloid, is one of the constituents in “Amati,” and its effectiveness against Entamoeba histolytica infestation has been demonstrated in the British pharmaceutical codex as well as in a clinical trial conducted at Teku Hospital in Kathmandu. According to the experiment, “Amati” is 97.5% effective in eliminating the formation of cysts and trophozoites. In the same facility, a second blind trial was carried out to compare the allopathic medication metronidazole. Metronidazole was reported to have fewer negative effects when used with amatinib.

Action: Connesine is the principle alkaloid of H. antidysenterica, whose amoebicidal activity is proved. It is amoebicidal in a 1 in 280,000 dilution after 8 minutes in presence of alkali medium & 18 minutes in absence of alkali medium.

Doses: Adult: 2 tablets thrice a day.

Children: 1 tablet thrice.

To be taken orally on empty stomach for 7 days or as directed by physician.

Precaution : Avoid alcohol, oily, and fried food.

Presentations: Bottle of 60 tablets.