Tuvaraka taila is one of the most used medicines from the treasure of Ayurveda. The oil extracted from the seeds of the ripened fruit of Tuvaraka is mentioned as the potential healer for many skin disorders.
Vibhitaki, also known as Baheda in Hindi, is one of the three fruits in Triphala (along with Amalaki and Hareetaki), a widely used combination in Ayurvedic preparations. The word "Vibhitaki" translates to "lack of fear", signifying its role in dispelling the fear of diseases.
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Shilajit is a natural substance which is made up of humus and gradually decomposed plant remains exuded from the layers of rocks of the Himalayas. It is a sticky blackish brown resin having abundance of minerals which are beneficial to health at different level.
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Ksheerabala Avartana Taila is an important Ayurvedic sneha kalpana (oil preparation) mainly used in the disorders of Vata and Rakta dosha (neurological and blood disorder).
Shatavari is an adaptogenic herb that helps the body cope with physical and mental stress and improves overall health.
The word Shatavari comes from the Sanskrit word which can be translated as ‘women who possess 100 spouses’ implying its ability to increase female fertility and vitality. The other interpretation of the word is ‘shat’ which implies 100 and ‘avara’ which means lower and can be said to be a plant that possesses 100 roots.
Kumkumadi taila is an Ayurvedic facial oil made from precious herbal ingredients, primarily containing saffron. It works like a miracle to enhance skin glow and treat various skin problems, making it one of the most renowned and age-old Ayurvedic beauty secrets.
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