Medical Supplies Dealers in Sehatpur, Faridabad

 A native spice of southern India, pepper has been known since ancient times and has played an important role as both a spice for foods and for it’s medicinal properties. While you might not think twice about this spice that sits on your dinner table, the health benefits of pepper are actually quite far reaching and, perhaps, even surprising. Used in in Aurvedic, Unani and siddha medicine, pepper has both antioxidant and antibacterial properties, perhaps it’s most common medicinal use is that of relieving digestive problems, and it’s no wonder since the spicy components cause your stomach to produce more hydrochloric acid, aiding digestion. This helps pass the food along. Thus helping to treat such ailments as gas, heartburn, nausea, diarrhea and constipation. But the health benefits of pepper are not limited to digestive malaise. It is an important healing spice and contained in many ayurvedic formulations. It is a warming spice and helps enhance the effect of other herbs throughout the body. It is also said to help enhance circulation and get oxygen to the brain. In addition, it may help keep your joints and respiratory system healthy. The use of black pepper as a healing spice was written about as far back as the 5th century in the Syriac book of Medicines. It had a wide range of uses including those mentioned above and some you might not associate with pepper such as being used as a salve to treat eye problems. This seems a little odd as anyone who has ever gotten pepper in their eye by mistake will attest. So I wouldn’t try it myself. Other less harmful uses included using it as a treatment for insect bites, insomnia, liver problems, gangrene, hernia, lung disease, heart disease, liver problems, sunburn, and toothaches. Pepper actually can cause people to sneeze, but this may be as much due to its shape in a dried and ground condition as much as the fact that a chemical in peeper (piperine)can be an irritant in the nose. Black peppercorns actually have nothing to do with the pepper spray; popular as a self- defense weapon. The active ingredient in pepper spray is capsaicin which is derived form chili peppers not black pepper. Today, the health benefits of pepper are not widely touted by western medicine and there are precious few studies to corroborate, or refute, any of the aforementioned uses. It is, however, eliminated from diets of people who have ulcers as well as anyone undergoing abdominal surgery and is often used in restaurant kitchens to stop light bleeding form cuts.

Applications and Salient Features : Acquiring matte finish      Maintaining a continuous blasting cycle.      Surface Cleaning Deburring        Works on Suction Induction principle of abrasive delivery. Our machine ensures continuous working without any interruption in blasting cycle. Recommended for light and medium sized components Incorporated reclaimer and dust separation unit.

• Type: Uv Sterilizer
• Feature: Easy To Operate
• Voltage: 220V
• Frequency: 50Hz
• Power: 0-200w
• Warranty: 1yrs
• Automation Grade: Fully Automatic
• Application: Electrical
• Color: Grey

uv portable sterilizer-that can kills 99.9% of the viruses, bacteria, and microorganisms

• Length: 10-15cm, 15-20cm, 5-10cm
• Application: Lab Use, Medical Use, Monitor Temprature
• Feature: Anti Bacterial, High Accuracy, Low Battery Consumption
• Width: 10-20mm20-30mm, 30-40mm
• Driven Type: Battery
• Temperature Range: -10-50C, 50-100C
• Thermometer Type: Digital

Autoclaves, medical face masks

• Wattage: 10-20W
• Application: Home, Mall, Hotel, Office
• Type: Indoors
• Brand Name: EJECTA
• Shape: Square and round
• Voltage: 110V
• Body Material: Ceramic
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Country of Origin: India
• Power Consumption: 6W-18W
• Lighting Color: Coolday Light
• Water Resistant: Yes
• Color Temperature: 600K-6500K

• Type: Fresh
• Scientific Name: Abelmoschus Esculentus
• Calories: 33/100gms
• Total Fat: 0.2 g/100gms
• Sodium: 7 mg/100gms
• Potassium: 299 mg/100gms
• Total Carbohydrate: 7 g/100gms
• Protein: 1.9 g/100gms

• Botanical Name: Piper Nigrum
• Family: Piperaceae
• Hindi Name: Kali Mirch

Composition of Black Pepper is as follow :-Black Pepper 500                                                                                                                    Moisture : 13.5%  Admixture : 0.5% Density : 500gms/liter No mouldy berries Packing: PP, PE       Container capacity: 15MT/20FTBlack Pepper 550                                                                                                                    Moisture : 13.5%  Admixture : 0.5% Density : 500gms/liter No mouldy berries Packing: PP, PE       Container capacity: 15MT/20FT  A native spice of southern India, pepper has been known since ancient times and has played an important role as both a spice for foods and for it’s medicinal properties. While you might not think twice about this spice that sits on your dinner table, the health benefits of pepper are actually quite far reaching and, perhaps, even surprising. Used in in Aurvedic, Unani and siddha medicine, pepper has both antioxidant and antibacterial properties, perhaps it’s most common medicinal use is that of relieving digestive problems, and it’s no wonder since the spicy components cause your stomach to produce more hydrochloric acid, aiding digestion. This helps pass the food along. Thus helping to treat such ailments as gas, heartburn, nausea, diarrhea and constipation. But the health benefits of pepper are not limited to digestive malaise. It is an important healing spice and contained in many ayurvedic formulations. It is a warming spice and helps enhance the effect of other herbs throughout the body. It is also said to help enhance circulation and get oxygen to the brain. In addition, it may help keep your joints and respiratory system healthy. The use of black pepper as a healing spice was written about as far back as the 5th century in the Syriac book of Medicines. It had a wide range of uses including those mentioned above and some you might not associate with pepper such as being used as a salve to treat eye problems. This seems a little odd as anyone who has ever gotten pepper in their eye by mistake will attest. So I wouldn’t try it myself. Other less harmful uses included using it as a treatment for insect bites, insomnia, liver problems, gangrene, hernia, lung disease, heart disease, liver problems, sunburn, and toothaches. Pepper actually can cause people to sneeze, but this may be as much due to its shape in a dried and ground condition as much as the fact that a chemical in peeper (piperine)can be an irritant in the nose. Black peppercorns actually have nothing to do with the pepper spray; popular as a self- defense weapon. The active ingredient in pepper spray is capsaicin which is derived form chili peppers not black pepper. Today, the health benefits of pepper are not widely touted by western medicine and there are precious few studies to corroborate, or refute, any of the aforementioned uses. It is, however, eliminated from diets of people who have ulcers as well as anyone undergoing abdominal surgery and is often used in restaurant kitchens to stop light bleeding form cuts.

Artificial Body Parts, artificial hand

ENTRIC COATED PANTOPRAZOLE SODIUM AND DOMPERIDONE SR CAPSULE

Led Lights, Toilet Seats

Office Equipment, Brass Distance Bolts, Food Packaging, primary packaging

Nebuliser, Surgical Knife, Oxygen Concentrator

Gloves

CAPSULES, Herb Medicine