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GK Herbals…
The Well-being range… |
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Have a look at
our timeless preparations, which are benefiting
many across the world. After all, we have
the tough task of living up to our time-tested
tradition of knowledge of herbs and their
proper preparation for best results to our
customers. |
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| Herbs |
| Neem, Ashwagandha, Brahmi,
Tulsi, Amla, Karela, Triphla, Mulethi, Kesar,
Isabgol, Chandan, Guggal, Kokum, Kutki, Senna,
Kuth and more… |
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| Churan |
| Lavan Bhaskar, Hingavashtak,
Sitopladi, Ashwagandha, Avipitikar, Talishadi
and more… |
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| Herbs
& their timeless benefits… |
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| Shikakai…
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| It is a popular traditional
powder shampoo used in India. It is
taken from the crushed pods of Acacia
Concinna, a small shrub found mainly
in the South Asia. Mixed with water
it is a popular remedy for dandruff
and cleansing of hair. |
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| Neem…
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| The beneficial properties
of the neem tree have been part of Indian
folklore for thousands of years. It
works great for skin disorders, has
blood purifying & immune boosting
properties, and is anti-bacterial and
anti-fungal as well. Dubbed 'the village
pharmacy', it has numerous medicinal
properties, aiding conditions ranging
from digestive disorders to diabetes
and from high cholesterol to cancer. |
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| Guggal…
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It is the name given to a yellowish resin
produced by the stem of the plant mukul
myrrh. This resin has been used historically
and is also the source of modern extracts
of guggal. It is effectively used in health
concerns related to High tri-glycerides,
Acne vulgaris, Atherosclerosis, High cholesterol,
Osteoarthritis and Obesity.
Triphala…
It is a completely balanced energetic formula,
being neither too cold, nor too hot. Triphala,
as it is called, is the most popular Ayurvedic
herbal formula of India, since it is an
effective laxative, which also supports
the body's strength. Triphala is also widely
taken for all eye diseases including the
treatment of conjunctivitis, progressive
myopia, the early stages of glaucoma and
cataracts.
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| The three fruits
of Triphala (Amalaki, Bibitaki, Haritaki)
each correspond to the 3 body types of Indian
Ayurvedic medicine. Amalaki is the highest
natural known source of vitamin C. Having
20 times the vitamin C content of an orange;
Bibitaki is astringent, tonic, digestive and
anti-spasmodic. Specifically Bibitaki purifies
and balances excess mucus, treats asthma,
bronchiole conditions, allergies and hiccoughs.
Haritaki possesses laxative, astringent, lubricant,
ant parasitic, alterative, antispasmodic and
nerviness properties. It is therefore used
to treat acute and chronic constipation, nervousness,
anxiety and feelings of physical heaviness.
When taken regularly over a long period, it
gently effects the elimination and purification
of Ama, or toxins from the tissues of the
entire body. |
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| Brahmi…
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It traditionally used in Ayurveda as a brain
and mind tonic. It has helped spiritual seekers
for millennia to attain the wisdom that they sought.
It is used to naturally revitalize nerve and brain
cells, to increase mental capacities, memory,
concentration, intelligence, mental endurance,
and verbal articulation and to decrease senility,
stress and stress related diseases.
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