Herbs,Sticks And Roots Dealers in Hyderabad

Nutrilite� black cohosh and soy is a convenient way to supplement a healthy diet and lifestyle with compounds not commonly found in regular diet. Nutrilite black cohosh and soy is a healthy way to support your body during menopause

Botanical Name : Cissus Quadrangularis Common Name : Hadjod Plant Part Used : Stem Composition: 0.5%, 2.5%, 5% Ketosterones, 1% Natural Calcium Description / Appearance : A Brown to light brown colored powder Identification : By TLC Loss on drying : NMT 6.0 % w/w Ash content : NMT 10% w/w Ketosteroids : NLT 5% w/w on dry basis Heavymetals : NMT 20 ppm Microbiology Tests a) Total Aerobic Microbial Count : NMT 5000 cfu/gm b) Yeast and Mould : NMT 100 cfu/gm c) Salmonella : Absent in 1gram d) Escherichia coli : Absent in 1gram e) Staphylococcus aureus : Absent in 1gram

Gandrayani is both a great spice & a valuable medicinal herb. Boost Your Appetite With Flavors Of GANDRAYANI SALT. See more on our IRA Savourings Website.

Boswellia Serrata that we offer is an Ayurvedic herb that is helpful against osteoarthritis. It may also help in cerebral edema. We are among the major players in the market offering top-notch Boswella and that too at marginal prices. Only high-quality raw materials have been used for the production of our entire range. We check the raw materials against varied quality parameters before procurement.

we have Arjuna Bark  with different specifications according to customer’s requirements. And with competitive prices

Kapok buds popularly known as Marathi Moggu and is best described as a type of caper, and is also known as Kapok Buds. Kapok is the most used common name for the tree. Marathi Moggu is used in South India specially in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh in rice dishes like Bisi bele bath, pulao, also in preparations of masalas. Marathi Moggu is almost always fried in oil before using to release its full flavor. Its flavor is most similar to that of a combination of mustard and black pepper.

In the Ayurvedic literature, Safed Musli is mentioned as a Divya Aushad with unparalleled medicinal properties. It is a chief ingredient in the preparation of over a hundred ayurvedic formulations. Besides its extensive use in Ayurveda and other conventional medicinal systems in asia, Safed Musli is also gaining increasing acceptance as a vitaliser and health giving tonic. A curative for pre-natal and post natal problems as restorative for immunity improvement and as a remedy for diabetic and arthritis.In the Ayurvedic literature, Safed Musli is mentioned as a Divya Aushad with unparalleled medicinal properties. It is a chief ingredient in the preparation of over a hundred ayurvedic formulations. Besides its extensive use in Ayurveda and other conventional medicinal systems in asia.USES: Safed Musli is also gaining increasing acceptance as a vitaliser and health giving tonic. A curative for pre-natal and post natal problems as restorative for immunity improvement and as a remedy for diabetic and arthritis.

PSYLLIUM is a form of fiber made from the husks of the Plantago ovata plant's seeds. It sometimes goes by the name ispaghula. Maintaining a healthy weight is a concern for many people, especially those with a chronic condition like diabetes. Besides being good for your heart and blood sugar levels, psyllium may help you lose weight.

Shikakai literally translates to "hair-fruit" or "fruit for hair is a shrub-like tree that grows in central India. It has been used for centuries as a cleanser for hair, body, and pretty much anywhere else a cleanser might come in handy. What sets this plant apart from the rest is that shikakai actually lathers moderately because its bark has saponins, which foam up when shaken in water, similar to soap. Some people who have used the "no ’poo" method love it but still miss the suds from commercial shampoo. Shikakai could be the solution for this problem. It's all natural, but it still foams up. Yay! Shikakai is very high in vitamin C as well as vitamins A, D, E, and K, antioxidants which are essential for healthy and rapid hair growth. These vitamins provide the hair follicles with the necessary micronutrients to help hair grow fast and healthy. Shikakai looks very similar to tamarind. Its seed comes inside a pod. The seed, or fruit, is then dried, mixed with the leaves and bark, and ground into a very fine powder. That's the reason the shampoo also lathers. This powder is then made into a paste and applied to hair. The good news is that we no longer have to make our own powder. We can just buy it and follow these instructions. But before you go and buy your own bottle, let's examine the benefits of shikakai. Shikakai has been used for hundreds of years in India as a shampoo and body wash. It bark has saponines, which make the powder foam up much like soap.It is known to promote hair growth, beauty, and strength. It has low pH levels, which means it won't strip hair of its natural oils. One of the greatest benefits of using shikakai as a regular cleanser is that it is all natural, so you won’t have to worry about any harsh chemicals seeping into your body. But there are many other benefits, such as Shikakai has very low pH levels, which means your hair won’t be stripped of its natural oils.Works as a shampoo and detangler at the same time. Since shikakai does not strip your hair of its natural oils, there's less chances of your hair getting all tangled up. Prevents and eliminates dandruff. Nourishes hair, making it grow faster and stronger. Can be used as shampoo, face cleanser, and body soap. This means there will be less bottles taking up precious shower space. Strengthens and conditions hair. Keeps hair moisturized and shiny. Protects the scalp from fungal infections and even hair lice.Helps delay the appearance of gray hairs.Strengthens hair roots.