• Family NameAsclepiadaceae
• Common namePeriploca Of Woods
• Standardized ForGymnemic Acids 25%, Gymnemic Acids 75%
• Applicationreduce blood sugar and cholesterol levels etc.

Early research suggests that consuming salacia tea with each meal might lower , A single dose of salacia, in combination with a meal, also seems to reduce after-meal, These reductions indicate better blood sugar control. Other early research suggests that taking salacia with food for 6 weeks seems to reduce pre-meal blood sugar and HbA1C levels in patients

• Botanical NameAndrographis paniculata
• Common NameCreat, Kariyat, Indian Echinacea, Kalmegh
• Family NameAcanthaceae
• Standardized ForAndrographolide 10%
• DescriptionGreenish Brown Coloured Powder Having Bitter Taste
• Plant part usedWhole Plant, Leaves
• ApplicationsAnti-biotic, anti-viral, anti-parasitic and immune

• Botanical NameBacopa Monnieri
• Common nameBrahmi, bacopa, Babies tear
• Family NameScrophulariaceae
• Standardized For10%, 20%, 40%, 50% Bacoside by UV
• DescriptionLight to Dark Brown Powder
• Plant part usedWhole Plant and sometimes the leaf
• ApplicationBrain/nerve rejuvenation, Stress reduction

• Botanical nameSalacia reticulata
• FamilyHippocrateacaea
• Common NameSalacia, Kotalahimbatu, Saptarangi
• Part usedRoot and stem bark
• PhytochemicalsTannins 20 % By UV and Triterpenes Saponins 20% By Gravimetric.

• Botanical NameAshphatum
• Common nameShilajeet
• Standardized ForUp to 20% Fulvic Acid
• DescriptionDark Brown Powder
• Plant part usedStone
• ApplicationsVigour and Vitality

• Botanical NameWithania somnifera
• Common nameAshwagandha
• Family NameAcanthaceae
• Standardized For2.5% (Alkaloids 1% & Withanolides 1.5%) by Gravimetry 4.5% (Alkaloids 2% & Withanolides 2.5%) by Gravimetry
• DescriptionLight Brown Coloured Powder
• Plant part usedRoot
• ApplicationAdaptogen, Anti stress Tonic

• Family NamePapilionaceae
• Common nameLiquorice
• Standardized ForGlycyrrhizinic Acid 10% & Glycyrrhizinic Acid 20%
• ApplicationRelieve cold and coughs

• Botanical NameAshphatum
• Common nameShilajeet
• Standardized ForUp to 20% Fulvic Acid
• DescriptionDark Brown Powder
• Plant part usedStone
• ApplicationsVigour and Vitality

• Botanical NameBacopa Monnieri
• Common nameBrahmi, bacopa, Babies tear
• Family NameScrophulariaceae
• Standardized For10%, 20%, 40%, 50% Bacoside by UV
• DescriptionLight to Dark Brown Powder
• Plant part usedWhole Plant and sometimes the leaf
• ApplicationBrain/nerve rejuvenation, Stress reduction

• Packaging TypeAs per Requirment
• Shelf Life3 years
• Packaging Size25-50kg
• Botanical NameMagnifera indica

• Botanical nameSalacia reticulata
• FamilyHippocrateacaea
• Common NameSalacia, Kotalahimbatu, Saptarangi
• Part usedRoot and stem bark
• PhytochemicalsTannins 20 % By UV and Triterpenes Saponins 20% By Gravimetric.