Vara churnam is a herbal powder used in Ayurveda to treat various ailments, including eye problems, digestive difficulties, and gastrointestinal diseases. Vara churnam's main constituent is Triphala. Vara churnam is very effective in eliminating body toxins. ..

Thaila (Thailam), or sesame oil mixed with herbal mixtures, is an Ayurvedic medicine category that can be highly beneficial. Its potency can be boosted by adding specific components throughout the formulation process...

Aparajitha is a common herbal plant that we can see in our surroundings. The scientific name of Aparajitha is Clitoria ternatea of the Fabaceae family. The plant is mostly seen in India, Africa, South East Asia, South America, and Australia. The plant extracts are widely used in Ayurveda to prepare Ayurvedic formulations for both external and internal use. The plant is usually grown by preaching to other plants. The plant has bright green leaves and dark blue, purple, or white-colored flowers. ..

Changeri Ghrita is a herbal formula where ghee is the base. Ayurveda recommends the consumption of Changeri Ghrita in treating various health conditions such as dysuria, diarrhoea, piles, etc. The formula can use as a preparatory procedure for Panchakarma treatment. Changeri ghrita prepares based on Kerala Ayurvedic principles...

Chandanadi Lepam is a herbal formula in the form of a paste that is a classic face cream. Chandanadi lepam is rich in coolant properties that effectively treat acne, pimple, burn, etc...