Amba haldi churna is having a very good anti-inflammatory effect and it helps in healing of injuries very fast. It is anti-bacterial and a good digestive. Amba haldi with its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties has been extensively used for the preparation of skin care products. It brings freshness to the skin.

We are offering herbal roots - kalihar. Kalihari is called langali in sanskrit and latin name is gloriosa superba linn. In ayurveda it is known as ‘the magical medicine for removal of any type of foreign body inside body without any pain, anesthesia & surgical intervention’. it was about 17lakh yrs. Back when meghnad (elder son of ravana in ramayana) hit lakshmana (younger brother of lord rama) with his energetic arrow called “shakti baan” which made lakshmana unconsciouss. this mythological story remained unrecognized & unacceptable by so called people of modern civilization who follows the theory of lord macolay & lives the life of european culture even living in indian environment, forgetting their well advanced ancient indian culture. However the real predecessors of lord macolay i;e european lead laboratory nasa has recognized the presence of that bridge ( adam’s bridge/raam sethu) in ocean linking srilanka & rameshwaram in india said to be constructed by people of indian origin million years back. the arrow was found situated deep routed so hanuman ji brought ‘vaidya’ sushen (famous ayurveda physician of that period) then vaidya ji applied paste made of root of kalihari & removed the arrow. Sanghini was used for wound healing, sanjeevani for regaining consciousness & sarvakarini for removing scars. its magical roles are documented in book named “jangali jari-booti” and even personally I have clinically evaluated this herb for its medicinal properties and found successful in many cases in day to day practice. Here are few examples where it worked well. once a lady got her finger excised with a needle while stitching cloths, she was crying with severe pain & a broken piece of needle was remaining inside the finger, I applied the paste of kalihari root, within few minutes the pain got reduced & subsided and the broken needle came out to surface and I easily removed by hand. in another incidence a carpenter got stuck a mica piece inside leg, the piece was big & have pierced through one side making its exit on other side. It was tightly packed in between muscles & was very painful too. He was very much feared to remove it by forceps so I applied the paste of the root of kalihari and told to come next day. But he didn’t come so I got a bit tense and called him after 3 days & enquired about the wound. He was very happy & told that he removed it himself the very next day itself and to my surprise there was no pain. He got back to work after 2 days itself without any surgery. many years back I read an article in a book called “raaj martanda” about the role of kalihari context to the worm infestation in teeth & pain caused by it. The author praised and advised toapply the paste of kalihari root over nails of thumb to remove pain. If the pain is in right side of jaw then paste is applied in opposite thumb i.e. In left thumb and vise-versa. This mystery is still an unsolved for me and researchers. But practically speaking I found it to be a wonderful drug. At first even I got stunned by hearing this, but once when I gotta unbearable toothache I decided to try this formula & to my surprise it worked well, then onwards I am using this herbal remedy & found a huge success. vaidya s. P. Devangan is using this paste to cure vaginal disorders associated with severe pain. Its thick paste is made and then tied in the cloth and is kept over vagina then tied up with the bandage to keep it there. in tribal areas of gujarat when a lady who is pregnant for first time i.e. Nullipara, uses kalihari. During labour pain they tie it over calf muscles & after safe delivery they remove it. This valuable information was given by ‘vaidya’ dinesh chandra harnarayan, vaidya pandya ji of sidhpur during 6 – 8th sept 2002 in conference hall in i.i.t. Hauz khaz, new delhi. its paste application is strictly contraindicated in pregnant women, its application over hypogastrium or vaginal wall will cause abortion. In case of iud (intra uterine death) the extraction of foetus is done by merely applying this paste over hypogastrium. in arthritis the paste of kalihari root is mixed with milk of goat and is applied over affected joint thus relieving the stiffness and pain. it’s classified under upavisha which means mild poisonous herb

We are offering ashwagandha for centuries, ayurvedic medicine has used the ashwagandha (withania somnifera) plant as an aphrodisiac, to remedy general weakness and exhaustion, as well as for its stress-relieving qualities.1 in ayurveda, certain herbal formulas are considered to be rejuvenating. These formulas are called rasáyana tonics, and they are typically taken over long periods of time to regenerate both brain and body tissue.2 in rare cases an herb is so potent and has so many health benefits that ayurveda considers it to be a rasáyana therapy on its own.3 ashwagandha is one such herb. modern medical research indicates that ashwagandha exerts a number of effects that may prove beneficial to humans, including:1, 4 anti-inflammatory antioxidant boosts the immune system blocks tumor growth regulates hormones stabilizes mood and reduces anxiety regenerates nerve cells with an abundance of antioxidants, iron, amino acids, and other phytochemicals, it’s no surprise that studies suggest ashwagandha has medicinal properties that can directly and indirectly prevent and treat a number of diseases.5 in fact, ashwagandha is often referred to as indian ginseng because it is used to treat so many different conditions, just as ginseng is in traditional chinese medicine.6 even ashwagandha’s potential commercial use in boosting the immune systems in dairy cattle, which decreases the incidence of painful mastitis and reduced milk production, has indirect health benefits to humans.7 a fairly common occurrence, this infection is typically treated with antibiotics, which can contribute to the growing antibiotic resistance in many human pathogens.7 ashwagandha also appears to have antibacterial and antiviral properties of its own, even against multiple-drug resistant strains of these microbes.8-9 ashwagandha can also be beneficial in personal care products for the hair and skin. Traditionally used to prevent hair loss and signs of aging skin, ashwagandha’s antioxidant, hormone-balancing, and anti-inflammatory properties may very well prove to be effective in these areas.

We offer Anantmool Roots are used as substitute for sarsaparill, They are demulcent, alterative, diaphoretic, diuretic, tonic. Plant is used in loss of appetite, disinclination for food, fever, skindiseases, as blood purifier in leucorrhoea, syphilis, rheumatism and in scorpion-sting and snake-bite.

Mucuna pruriens is a tropical legume known as velvet bean or cowitch and by other common names (see below), found in Africa, India and the Caribbean. The plant is infamous for the extreme itchiness it produces on contact, particularly with the young foliage and the seed pods. It has value in agricultural and horticultural use and has a range of medicinal properties.

We are offering daruhaldi the dried root extract of berberis aristata is known for treating conjunctivitis and many other eye related disorders. The root bark is administered for treating intermittent fevers, as well as malaria. For eye problems, the root powder of the plant is boiled in water until a little amount of the water is left, filtered, mixed with butter and alum and lime-juice, and or alone, which is then applied externally over the eyelids to cure conjunctivitis. the root of berberis aristata is actually respectable. It is used as a hepatoprotective, diuretic, stomachic, immunostimulatory, alterative, anti-inflammatory, anti-hypertensive, antibilious, refrigerant, antiperiodic, and anti-tumor agent. It is indicated as one of the best remedies for correcting liver function and promoting the flow of bile, healing leucorrhea, jaundice, and enlarged spleen, inflammation of the gall-bladder, improving appetite, digestion and assimilation. a teaspoon of the root powder acts as a purgative, an infusion of the berries along with performs the same, and for gum diseases, a decoction of either berries or root bark is gargled twice daily. according to ayurveda, berberis aristata is bitter and astringent in taste, pungent in the post digestive effect and hot in potency. It alleviates kapha and pitta doshas. It possesses light and dry attributes. The fruit is sweet and sour in taste and has a cold potency, and is used as a diaphoretic, an antipyretic, and a bitter tonic. externally, a salve out of the root powder is applied for healing wounds, swellings and inflammations. The decoction of root bark is mixed with an equal quantity of milk, heated until it forms a solid substance which is then used as an ear drop for the infection, and applied as a wash for piles. in a combination with camphor and butter, it combats pimples and boils.

We are offering herbal roots- nishod. nishod relieves constipation, alleviates vata (apan vayu) and maintains balance with saman vayu. It is used as a purgative. Nishoth has long been used in india as a carthartic, that is, a drug which induces active movement of the bowels.

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We offer Anantmool Roots are used as substitute for sarsaparill, They are demulcent, alterative, diaphoretic, diuretic, tonic. Plant is used in loss of appetite, disinclination for food, fever, skindiseases, as blood purifier in leucorrhoea, syphilis, rheumatism and in scorpion-sting and snake-bite.

• Shelf Life1 Yr
• Purity100%
• UsageFor Medical Use and Personal
• Optical Rotation:+3.00
• Refractive Index1.5496
• Acid Value0.6 to 2.5
• Specific Gravity0.9428

We are offering chitrakmool celery an important medicinal plant. It has a well-balanced content of the basic minerals, vitamins and nutrients, hormones and essential oil. The seeds of celery relieve flatulence, increase the secretion and discharge of urine and act as an aphrodisiac. They are tonic, laxative and stimulant. They treat spasmodic disorders. Celery is useful in the treatment of arthritis

Akarkara root is widely used because of its pungent efficacy in relieving toothache and in promoting a free flow of saliva. The british pharmacopoeia directs that it be used as a masticatory, and in the form of lozenges for its reflex action on the salivary glands in dryness of the mouth and throat. The tincture made from the dried root may be applied to relieve the aching of a decayed tooth, applied on cotton wool, or rubbed on the gums, and for this purpose may with advantage be mixed with camphorated chloroform. It forms an addition to many dentifrices. Being a rubefacient and local irritant, when sliced and applied to the skin, it induces heat, tingling and redness. The powdered root forms a good snuff to cure chronic catarrh of the head and nostrils and to clear the brain, by exciting a free flow of nasal mucous and tears. It is also used in premature ejaculation.