Kanthika Plus, food supplement, 140 dragees-YOGI

YOGI Kanthika Plus dragees by YogiTea are sugar-free herbal lozenges designed for moments when the throat feels irritated, dry or overused. People often choose this type of food supplement during the cold season, after long conversations, singing, air travel, dry indoor air or when they simply want a soothing herbal option to keep in a bag or desk drawer.

The formula combines traditional botanicals and aromatic oils that work mainly through contact in the mouth and throat as the dragees dissolve slowly. Licorice root is the central ingredient here: it is widely used in herbal practice because it coats the mucous membranes and gives a softening effect. Ginger adds warming sharpness and is valued for its stimulating, spicy character. Holy basil, also known as tulsi in Ayurveda, has a long tradition of use in herbal blends for seasonal balance. Cubeb pepper, cardamom and nutmeg contribute a warming, fragrant profile, while peppermint oil and clove oil create a fresher sensation in the mouth. Camphor tree crystals add a cooling, clearing note.

What makes this composition interesting is the mix of powders, extract and essential oils rather than just one herb. The licorice appears in two forms — root powder and a 1:1 extract — which gives both the whole-plant character and a more concentrated herbal fraction. Because the dragees are meant to dissolve in the mouth, the active plant compounds stay in contact with the throat area for longer than a capsule that is swallowed at once.

YOGI Kanthika Plus can suit adults who speak a lot at work, spend time in heated rooms, or prefer herbal throat lozenges without sugar. It fits well into a seasonal regimen when you want something slow-dissolving and plant-based between meals or on the go. As with many herbal products, a little caution is wise: licorice may not be suitable for everyone, especially with prolonged use or if you are following a restricted diet for blood pressure or fluid balance. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, taking medicines, or unsure whether strong herbs and essential oils are right for you, check with a healthcare professional first.