Triphala Powder Dealers in New Industrial Township, Faridabad

• Type: Ayurvedic
• Grade: Food Grade, Medical Grade
• Form: Powder
• Brand Name: Nirogam
• Pack Size: 100 Gms
• Used For: Digestion, IBS , Constipation, and Detoxification

Benefits : Improves digestion and relieves constipation Boosts metabolism and regulates cholesterol Useful in treatment of pre diabetes and obesity Good eye tonic. Heals wounds on external application Has anti oxidant properties Dosage : 3 to 6 gm once or twice daily or as directed by the physicianDescription :Triphala is one of the most widely utilized and well known formulations of ayurveda for more than 2500 yrs. It is a composite herbal preparation country equal portions of Haritaki, Amalaki and Bibhitaki. Triphala is an effective laxative which also supports body strength.Haritaki : having quality of laxative, astringents, lubricant ant parasitical, antispasmodic and nervine properties.Amalaki : Having quality of cooing tonic, astringents, mildly laxative, anti pyretic, highest source of natural vitamin cBibhitaki : Good for astringents deceptive and auto spasmodic, balance excess muscles. No animal ingredients.

We are supplier of Triphala Powder

• Brand Name: AP Herbal
• Shelf Life: 24 Month
• Form: Powder
• Weight: 100gm

While the world has evolved and changed, the cures, recipes, and home remedies stated in Ayurveda have stood the test of time. Today, with increasing awareness about health and side effects of allopathic medicines, using kitchen herbs, spices, and condiments for treatment is becoming an increasingly attractive option. One of the many home remedies recommended by Ayurveda for many simple day-to-day problems is Triphala churna.Detail : Triphala powder is beneficial in treating a number of issues ranging from weight loss to diabetes. Since it acts as an anti-inflammatory agent, it is to treat arthritis and reduce inflammation. It also has antioxidants and is used to prevent or delay aging. It also has some anti-cancer properties.So, what is triphala churna? Triphala is not a standalone kitchen species or herb. Triphala is, in fact, a combination of two Sanskrit words, Tri, which means three, and Phala, which means fruit. This means ‘triphala‘ is not one fruit or herb, but three fruits in one, in their dried and powdered form. Triphala is composed of the following three fruits: Embilica officinalis, commonly known to Indians as amla. It is also called Indian gooseberry. Terminalia bellirica, commonly referred to as bibhitaki in many languages, and called vibhidaka in Sanskrit. Many people also call it bedda or baheda. Terminalia chebula, called haritaki in Sanskrit, is a nut-like fruit that is picked when it is still yellow and ripening. It is commonly known as harad. These three fruits are dried properly, and then mixed in the right proportions and sold as ‘triphala’. You can also try and make triphala at home. While the three are used separately for various treatments plans, together, they can be quite a power packed treatment for a number of health problems. Let’s take a look at the Triphala benefits. How Triphala Can Be Helpful Health Benefits : Wards Off Digestive Problems Acts As A Detoxifier Improves Eyesight Improves Blood Circulation Boosts Immunity Reduces Inflammation Cures Anemia Removes Excess Fat Aids Weight Loss Relieves Bone And Joint Pain Regulates Blood Pressure Heals Wounds Quicker Prevents Viral And Bacterial Infections Has Anti-Allergic Properties Prevents Cancer Good For Diabetics Cures Dizziness And Motion Sickness Good For Babies Helps In Regulating Hormonal Imbalances Cures Bad Breath Skin Benefits : Rejuvenates Skin Reduces Dark Circles Treats Eczema Hair Benefits : Stimulates Hair Growth Treats Dandruff