Herbal Products

• Weight loss
• Fatigue
• Erectile dysfunction (ED)
• Asthma and bronchitis
• Cold
• Flu
• Chills
• Lack of perspiration
• Headache
• Nasal congestion

• Stamina building
• Asthma and allergies
• Weight Loss
• General weakness due to Diabetes or other reasons
• Muscular dystrophy and Muscle weakness

• Lobelia is considered to be a toxic herb because of its lobeline affiliation
• It is important to begin with lower dosages and increase the dosage over a period of time
• It is also imperative that you never surpass a dosage of 20 mg per day
• If you consume a dosage higher than 500 mg, it could be fatal

• Lobelia inflata is an herb that is used to treat asthma, allergies, whooping cough, congestion, and bronchitis
• In the past, it was also useful for tobacco withdrawal as an herbal remedy to quit smoking
• It is found in the southeastern part of Canada from Nova Scotia to Southeast Ontario and British Columbia
• It is also present in the eastern half of the United States (excluding the state of Florida)

• Though considered fairly safe to use, bitter melon should be used as prescribed by a health care physician
• If consumed as per the recommended dosage, bitter melon is unlikely to cause any harmful side effects.
• However, excessive intake can result in abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea or a headache
• The seeds are known to be particularly toxic

• As far as the medicinal uses are concerned, bitter melon has been used by the American natives for a long time as a treatment of diabetes; to prevent measles, hepatitis; to get rid of worms and parasites and the topical applications are used for healing wounds
• It is in fact used in many parts of South America for a wide range of ailments such as malaria, measles, skin problems just to name a few
• It is also used as an aphrodisiac and it is known for its anti-inflammatory effects
• In Asian countries, the young fruits are used in cooking as they are rich in Vitamin A, Vitamin C, carbohydrates and iron

• Its leaves are eaten as a vegetable and it is also an important herb in the traditional medicine systems of those places
• Research has revealed support for several of Centella asiatica's purported health benefits
• Consult your doctor for guidance in the safe and appropriate use of Centella Asiatica.

• It improves the flow of blood while strengthening the veins and capillaries
• It has been used successfully to treat phlebitis, leg cramps, and abnormal tingling of the extremities
• It soothes and minimizes varicose veins and helps to minimize scarring

• Isabgol (Psyllium husk ) has several health benefits that you don’t know
• Every household almost has this fantastic product at their home.
• You can use this in various ways every day for your well-being
• It is a household name familiar for constipation
• It has other health benefits also

• For Adults: 7 to 10 grams equal to 2 to 3 teaspoon 1 to 3 times a day with water or any juice
• You should soak it overnight with water before consuming it

• Soapnuts are the best for hair growth. Hence, they are used in many natural hair tonics and solutions
• Use powdered or liquid reetha to achieve thick and bouncy hair
• The soapy texture of soapnut makes it a wonderful ingredient in many hair care and skin care products all over the world
• The soapnuts are soaked overnight and then mixed with shikakai powder to make the shampoo
• This shampoo, when used on a regular basis, cleanses hair
• Vitamins A, D, E, and K found in this fruit are known to impart shine to your hair and make it smooth

• Senna is generally used by people suffering from constipation
• For relief, a person should take ½ teaspoon of the liquid, or one 50 or 100 mg capsule or tablet
• After taking the Senna, a bowel movement should occur within six to 12 hours
• There is also a tea available, but since Senna has an unpleasant taste naturally, it is good to mix the tea with another flavor of tea

• Senna is a herb that is generally used for its laxative properties. Senna is also known as wild senna, cassia marilandica, or locust plant
• It works by interacting with the bacteria in the digestive tract , resulting in intestinal contractions
• These contractions are caused by the anthraquinone that is contained in senna
• These dimeric glycosides anthraquinone derivatives are known as Senna glycosides or sennosides
• They are named after their abundant occurrence in these plants of the genus Senna
• The main forms of these glycosides are often referred to by: A, B, C & D. Both leaves and pods of the senna plant are used for their laxative effects
• The pods are less potent than the leaves

• It is believed to be helpful in treating some cardiovascular conditions including angina, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, anemia and poor circulation
• Digestive disorders that may benefit from the use of puncture vine include constipation and flatulence
• It is used in Chinese medicine as a liver tonic, and for food poisoning and overeating
• It has many uses in the Ayurvedic tradition, including pacifying vata, as a diuretic and to treat disorders of the genitourinary system
• In other medical traditions, this herb is also used as a diuretic to treat hypertension and for angina pectoris

• Tribulus Terrestris may cause stomach upset, but this can usually be controlled by taking the herb with food. It may affect blood sugar levels
• Research suggests it can increase prostate size, so should not be used by men with enlarged prostates
• It should not be used by women with a history of breast or uterine cancers

• Ashwagandha, the magical herb, is considered to be nature's gift to mankind
• For centuries, Ayurvedic medicine has used it to treat people for their day to day woes such as stress, anxiety, exhaustion, lack of sleep et al
• And with an abundance of antioxidants, iron and amino acids, it's no surprise that Ashwagandha is one of the most powerful herbs in Ayurvedic healing
• It is classified as a rasayana i.e. rejuvenation in Ayurveda and expected to promote physical and mental health, restore the body and increase longevity
• It has been glorified over time for its dual capacity to energise and calm at the same time

• The benefits of Ashwagandha are perfect for those battling stress, as it inhibits high levels of cortisol, 'the stress hormone'
• It is in fact used in tranquilizers and antidepressants drugs, since it helps relieve physical and mental stress and overcome depression
• Ashwagandha has a rich history in Ayurveda for its wound healing abilities. Traditionally, fresh leaves were used topically to heal joint pains, skin sores and to reduce swelling

• The ben oil which is extracted from moringa seeds is used to soften and soothe baby’s’ skin
• Moringa seed extract is used in protective creams and has the ability to provide protection against cigarette smoke and heavy metal pollution
• It is a powerful cleaning agent and moringa seed powder is used as an active ingredient in deep cleansing creams and lotions
• It protects the skin from adhering pollution and smog

• The seeds of moringa contain 40 percent edible oil known as Ben oil
• This clear, sweet and odourless oil is rich in antioxidants and is similar to olive oil in terms of its nutritional profile
• It has an indefinite shelf life as it does not turn rancid like other oils
• Moringa leaves are the most widely used parts of this plant
• These leaves are edible
• They contain three times more iron than spinach.
• Moringa contains all the essential amino acids needed by the body
• Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins which are needed to grow, repair and maintain cells Human body manufactures 10 to 12 amino acids
• The remaining 8 amino acids are known as the essential amino acids which should be provided from everyday diet and moringa contains all of them

• Medicinally, the benefits of the bay leaf and its berries are plentiful. It has astringent, diuretic, and appetite stimulant properties
• Essential oil from the bay leaves contains mostly cineole (50%); furthermore, eugenol, chavicol, acetyl eugenol, methyl eugenol, a- and ß-pinene, phellandrene, linalool, geraniol and terpineol are also found
• Infusions of herb parts are reputed to soothe stomach ulcers and help relieve flatulence and colic pain.
• The lauric acid in the bay laurel leaves has insect repellent properties
• The components in the essential oil can also be used in many traditional medicines in the treatment of arthritis, muscle pain, bronchitis and flu symptoms

Health Benefits:

• Bay leaf was highly praised by the Greeks and the Romans, who deeply believed that the herb symbolizes wisdom, peace, and protection
• The spice contains many notable plants derived compounds, minerals and vitamins that are essential for optimum health
• This spice has many volatile active components such as a-pinene, ß-pinene, myrcene, limonene, linalool, methyl chavicol, neral, a-terpineol, geranyl acetate, eugenol, and chavicol. These compounds are known to have been antiseptic, anti-oxidant, digestive, and thought to have anti-cancer properties
• Fresh leaves are very rich source of vitamin-C; provide 46.5 mg or 77.5% of RDA per 100 g. Vitamin-C (ascorbic acid) is one of the powerful natural anti-oxidant that help remove harmful free radicals from the body. Ascorbic acid also has immune booster, wound healing and anti-viral effects

• You can add moringa powder to your smoothie or drink it as a tea
• The leaf powder was deemed safe in human studies, even in larger doses than normal
• The powder has a mild flavor, so it makes for a light tea with a slightly earthy taste
• But you might want to stay clear of seed extracts, as they have shown a level of toxicity in immune cells
• Moringa can have laxative effects in large quantities, so a safe dose to introduce it into your diet and avoid digestive problems is ½ to 1 teaspoon per day.

• Moringa contains high concentrations of polyphenols in its leaves and flowers that protect the liver against oxidation, toxicity, and damage

• Moringa is known by over 100 names in different languages around the world
• This easy-to-grow tropical plant species, native to the Himalayan mountains and parts of India and Africa, comes packed with over 90 protective compounds, including isothiocyanates, flavonoids and phenolic acids
• Moringa has gained a reputation for fighting inflammation and combating various effects of malnutrition and aging, earning the nickname “the miracle plant"

• Slow Down Ageing
• Cures A Sore Throat
• Fights Against Heart Disease
• Increases Diuretic Activity
• Increases Metabolic Activity
• Reduces Blood Sugar
• High In Digestive Fiber
• Boosts Immunity
• Prevents Formation Of Gall Bladder Stones
• Prevents Ulcers
• Is Anti-Inflammatory
• Improves Eyesight

• Because it is packed with antioxidants, Amla works as a blood purifier
• It also increases hemoglobin and red blood cells count

• Amla is effective for lightening the skin because of Vitamin C

• According to a recent study, a serving of peanut can lower the risk of diabetes by 21%
• This can be attributed to the presence of manganese, a mineral that plays an important role in fat and carbohydrate metabolism, calcium absorption and blood sugar regulation
• Consumption of peanuts can help prevent gallstones
• According to studies, eating an ounce of peanuts or peanut butter can lower the risk of developing gallstones by 25%
• Legumes like peanuts have a high concentration of a form of phytosterol called beta-sitosterol (SIT)
• These phytosterols protect against cancer by inhibiting tumor growth
• A research conducted in the United States observed that men and women who consumed peanuts at least twice a week respectively had 27% and 58% lower risk of getting colon cancer

• Children require additional nutrition in their growing years to lead a healthy life thereafter
• Peanuts are a good source of dietary protein composed of fine quality amino acids which are vital for growth and development

• Vitamin E in peanuts helps in maintaining the integrity of cells of mucous membrane and the skin
• This protects them from free radicals which cause great damage

• The passion flower was discovered in 1569 by Spanish explorers in Peru who saw the flowers as symbolic of the passion of Christ, and therefore a sign of Christ's approval of their efforts
• This is the origin of the scientific and common names
• The folklore surrounding this plant possibly dates further into the past. The floral parts are thought to represent the elements of the crucifixion (3 styles represent 3 nails, 5 stamens for the 5 wounds, the ovary looks like a hammer, the corona is the crown of thorns, the petals represent the 10 true apostles, and the white and bluish purple colors are those of purity and heaven)

• No clinical trials of passion flower as a single agent have been reported
• Therefore, the daily dose of 4 to 8 g currently is not supported

• Though no adverse effects of passion flower have been reported, large doses may result in CNS depression

• Regular intake of neem capsules can help us purify our blood efficiently
• It cleanses our body from inside, which helps in maintaining a healthy, blemish-free and glowing skin
• Neem capsules have amazing antibacterial qualities
• Hence, it can help us combat acne-causing bacteria and keep all sorts of breakouts away
• As neem capsules can detoxify our body perfectly, the chances of developing skin infections go down significantly
• In other words, intake of these capsules can reduce the symptoms of eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, etc. easily
• Various minor to major skin conditions like rashes, itching, scabies, warts, boils, and so on can also be treated by taking in neem capsules regularly
• Being rich in antioxidant properties of neem, these capsules can protect our skin from free radical damages and work as good anti-aging agents
• Therefore, you can expect to stay away from signs of aging like wrinkles, fine lines, age spots, etc

• Damaged liver
• Kidney failure
• Interrupted pregnancy
• Miscarriage
• Hypoglycemia
• Infertility
• Overactive immune system
• Organ rejection (in case of organ transplant)

• Used as a medicine for scabies as well as herpes
• Used as a paste along with lime juice with regard to herpes
• Recommended as decoction for kids at the time of teething
• Used as a gentle laxative or even as a solution for coughs
• Used in case of diarrhea and ophthalmia

• Cassia Tora is actually an uncultivated harvest plant which is a member of the Caesalpinaceae herb family and genus Cassia
• Cassia Tora plant seeds are usually tough to outrank because of their high quality and price
• These particular seeds are bold and compact. This plant is famous for its important curative benefit

• The leaf power of Senna is used in acute and chronic constipation
• Even 1 dose reduces the constipation quickly.
• The decoction of powder of Senna can also be taken before bed time
• Senna is a very strong laxative herb which may cause griping if used without other herbs
• It is wise to use it in combination with warming, stimulating and antispasmodic herbs such as Ginger Other appropriate herbs might include Cloves, Fennel, Cinnamon, and Coriander
• It is important to realize that cathartic laxatives such as Senna should not be overused because this may lead to laxative dependency
• Dietary changes, increased water intake, demulcent and bulk laxative herbs, and relaxation techniques should be explored before resorting to cathartic laxatives
• In combination with other anthelminthic herbs it is used to expel intestinal worms

• Senna Powder : 3-6 grams per day

• Bitter melon are cooked mixed with meat
• To lessen the bitterness of the ampalay, sliced Bitter melon are washed or even boiled in water with salt
• Powdered leaves and root decoction of Bitter melon are applied to hemorrhoids as astringent. Wash the bitter melon leaves with fresh water
• Let it dry. Pound to powder. You can use carrier oils to mix with the powder for application

• Powered leaves of bitter melon is used as astringent to treat haemorrhoids and piles
• The sap or juice of leaves is used to treat skin problems such as eczema, acne, psoriasis, leprosy and scabies
• Pounded leaves is also used to treat for burns and scald
• Infusion of leaves used to treat fever
• Infusion used to treat various stomach problems and to improve appetite
• Poultice of leaves used to treat headache
• Infusion of leaves used as mouthwash to treat tooth ache and other mouth problems