We provide the purest Gymnema Sylvester Dry Leaves, which are gift of nature for us. Gymnema leaf is used as an ayurveda medicine to reduce blood sugar levels when used for an extended period of time. The Gymnema Sylvester Dry Leaves taste like sugar when it is placed in the mouth and is used to fight sugar cravings. A special extract comes from its leaves known as Gymnemic acids, which exhibit anti-sweet activity. It is also said that the herb actually reduces cravings for sugar by blocking sugar receptors in the tongue.It is used in an all natural medication for diabetes with other ingredients such as cinnamon, chromium, zinc, biotin, banaba, huckleberry and bitter melon.

Common Name
Gurmar
Scientific Name
Gymnema Sylvestre
Benefits
Fights sugar cravingsGymnemic acids exhibits anti-sweet activityBlocks sugar receptors in the tongueReduces blood sugar levelsGood for healthNo side effects
Bio-active Constituents
Belongs to the group of oleanane type triterpenoid saponins known as gymnemic acidsThe latter contain several acylated (tigloyl, methylbutyroyl etc., )Derivatives of deacylgymnemic acid (DAGA) which is 3-O-glucuronide of gymnemagenin (3, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28 hexahydroxy-olean-12-ene)Includes gymnemic acids I-VII, gymnemosides A-F, gymnema saponins
Usage
For Diabetic Medicines Mixed With Other Ingredients Like
CinnamonChromiumZincBiotinBanabaHuckleberryBitter melon
Chemical Composition
The major bioactive constituents of Gymnema sylvestris are a group of oleanane type triterpenoid saponins known as gymnemic acids. The latter contain several acylated (tigloyl, methylbutyroyl etc., ) derivatives of deacylgymnemic acid (DAGA) which is 3-O-glucuronide of gymnemagenin (3, 16, 21, 22, 23, 28-hexahydroxy-olean-12-ene)2. The individual gymnemic acids (saponins) include gymnemic acids I-VII, gymnemosides A-F, gymnemasaponins.

We are offering evolvulus alsinoides offered by us is popularly known as shankhpushpi. The evolvulus alsinoides has anti-ulcer effects due to augmentation of mucosal defensive factors like mucin secretion and glycoproteins. In addition to this, shankhapushpi is also helpful in improving symptoms of hyperthyroidism by reducing the activity of a liver enzyme.

botanical name

• evolvulus alsinoides plant
• comman name :sankhapushpi

health benefits

• used as psychostimulant and tranquilizer
• ethanolic extract of the plant reduces total serum cholesterol, triglycerides, phospholipids and nonesterfied fatty-acid
• reduces symptoms associated with anxiety, panic attacks, nervousness and insomnia
• reduce mental tension
• helpful in nervous exhaustion and memory loss

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Our offering Cassia Tora Linn is extremely useful in terms of its medicinal properties. It has got a high ranking not only in Ayurveda but is used and taken widely in various other cultures and countries. The seeds, ground with sour buttermilk, are used to ease the irritation of itchy eruptions. Seeds are sometimes employed as a substitute for coffee and also in adulterating it. In India the seeds are used in dyeing and along with indigo.

Common name

• Pawad, foetid cassia, andadasi-nga-dadakkel, balatong-aso

Scientific Name

• Cassia tora linn

Herb description

• A stout, erect, smooth and rank-smelling herb
• Half-woody annual which is one meter or less in height
• The leaves are 8 to 12 centimeters long and pinnately compound with 6 leaflets
• The leaves are furnished with glands on the main rachis between the leaflets
• The leaflets are obovate to oblong-obovate and 2 to 5 centimeters long
• The flowers are crowded, in pairs, in the axils of the upper leaves
• The pods are slender, up to 15 centimeters long, and 3 to 4 millimeters thick
• The seeds are flattened in the same direction as the pod

Chemical composition

• The leaves have the following percentage composition: water
• 72.2 percent; petroleum ether extract
• 9.75 per cent; ether extract
• 0.86 per cent; absolute alcohol extract
• 1.63 per cent; watery extract, 20 per cent
• These solutions are precipitated by hydrochloric acid
• The precipitate has a close analogy to chrysophanic acid
• Emodin C15H10O5) is trioxymethyllanthraquinone and chrysophanic acid dioxymethyllanthraquinone
• Distinguished by its insolubility in benzene
• The seeds contain phytosterine and glucosenine

Usage

• As a remedy for ringworm and scabies
• In the form of paste, with limejuice, for ringworm
• Prescribed in the form of decoction for children while teething
• As a poultice or hasten suppuration
• As a mild purgative or as a cure for coughs
• For dysentery and ophthalmia

Chemical Composition
The leaves have the following percentage composition: water, 72.2 percent; petroleum ether extract, 9.75 per cent; ether extract, 0.86 per cent; absolute alcohol extract, 1.63 per cent; watery extract, 20 per cent. The ethereal extract and the alcoholic extract contain a glucoside substance of a yellow color insoluble in water, but soluble in alcohol and in water solutions of potash, in which cases it assumes a blood-red color. These solutions are precipitated by hydrochloric acid. The precipitate has a close analogy to chrysophanic acid, . Emodin(C15H10O5)is trioxymethyllanthraquinone and chrysophanic acid dioxymethyllanthraquinone.The medicinal properties of the plant are due to the presence of emodin.Chrysophanic acid is most of its properties, but may be distinguished by its insolubility in benzene, and greater solubility in ether alcohol.The seeds contain phytosterine and glucosenine.

We are instrumental in the manufacturing and supplying of gum ghatti. The variety of gum ghatti offered by us undergoes processing in which the impurities are removed through sifting, aspiration and density table separation. The gum ghatti can successfully form oil and water emulsions and is therefore used in beverages.

properties
complex polysaccharideoccurs as a calcium magnesium saltconsists of l-arabinose, d-glactose, d-mannose, d-xylose and d-gluconic acidodorless and bland in tastecolor varies from light to dark brown; the lighter the colour the better the quality80-90% soluble in waterforms a colloidal solution in cold or hot water
used in
beverages

We are offering pure and processed boswellia serrata or commonly known as indian frankincense or salai. It is found in rajasthan and madhya pradesh in india. Its aroma is generally considered to be far inferior compared to boswellia sacra or boswellia frereana. Boswellia serrata is used in the manufacture of the supposed anti-wrinkle agent "boswelox". Boswellia is the gummy resin of the boswellia tree. It is native to india and used for centuries by ayurvedic doctors. It is an ayurvedic plant that contains anti-inflammatory terpenoids called boswellic acids.

common name
kunduru, salai
scientific name
boswellia serrata
herb description
boswellia serrata is a medium sized treewith ash coloured papery barkthe leaves are like neem plant and have small white flowerson injury, it exudates an oleo-gum-resin known as salai guggal or indian frankincensebenefits
for treating arthritiscures osteoarthritis and joint functionparticularly for osteoarthritis of the kneelargely used as incense because of its very unique fragranceboswellia has been shown to be effectivebetter than drugs like phenylbutazonethe only non-coniferous source of turpentine and resin in indiaayurvedic formulations for treating asthma and arthritis

We are offering mucuna pruriens seeds or kaunch beej offered by us is commonly known as cowhage, cow itch is one of the popular medicinal of india. Mucuna pruriens seeds constitutes one of the main constituents in many indigenous drug formulations. All parts of cowhage posses valuable medicinal properties. We offer the mucuna pruriens seeds at affordable rates.

rich source of

• tocopherol or vitamin e
• comman name : kaunchbeej

applications

• beneficial in parkinsons disease
• used as a foliage crop to fertilize and protect fallow fields
• feed the beans and seeds to multi-stomached animals such as cows for a protein and fiber rich food source

botanical name

• mucuna pruriens

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Our company offers the purest and most natural cyperus rotundus which is known widely for its fragrance. The tuberous rhizome is slightly fragrant and contains essential oil. The fragrance resembles lemon and cardamom. Its tubers are used as perfume for clothing and as a means to repel insects. Tubers contain fat, sugar, gum and carbohydrates, albuminous matter starch, fiber and ash, and traces of an alkaloid. Cyperus rotundus is capable of dissolving several times its weight of lecithin and other amino acid substances associated with the formation of calculi.

common name
nagarmotha, balisanga ; barsanga ; boto-botones
scientific name
cyperus rotundus
herb description
slender, erect glabrous perennial, 10 to 40 centimeters highrhizomes are wiry bearing black, hard, ovoid tubers, which are about 1 centimeter in diameterstems are usually solitary, 3-angled aboveleaves are 5 to 15 centimeters long or sometimes as long as the stemsthe umbel is simple or compound, 2 to 6 centimeters longthe spikes are dense or rather lax, of from 3 to 8 spikeletsthe spikelets are brown, slender, 10 to 25 floweredthe glumes are 2.5 to 3 millimeters long, closely or loosely imbricatethe nuts are obovoid or oblong, black and granulate
medicinal benefits
roots are used medicinally as a diaphoreticis an astringenta stimulant and good herbal tonica demulcentthe tubers are used also as a tonic, stimulant, and a stomachicapplied to the breast in the form of paste or warm plaster as a galactagoguewhen dried, they are applied to spreading ulcersgiven to women in childbirth and to infants for digestiontubers are used for liver complaints with icterusfor malariafor headachesgiven for urinary disorders