Any person who’s taking triphala for a year will get rid of all diseases and live up to hundred years! Triphala is a DETOX, a mixture of the fruits of three trees of the Mirabolan family. It has been known in India for several thousand years as a remedy that cleanses and rejuvenates the body. All three fruits in triphala contain a high concentration of vitamins and antioxidant compounds. Moreover, they have laxative properties and have a positive effect on the functioning and condition of the gastrointestinal tract.
Asparagus racemosus or "shatavari" is considered as the elixir of youth for the female body and is used as a universal remedy for improving women's health. The root of the plant is included in more than 100 different drugs, and the mechanisms of its action are associated with the phytoestrogenic activity of the components. Shatavari also serves as an anti-ulcer agent, improves the appearance of the skin and promotes hair growth.
Tinospora cordifolia or "Guduchi" is a vine that has been used in Asia for several thousand years to improve liver health (balance sugar and bad cholesterol levels), to improve the body's immune functions, as well as against any infectious diseases such as fever, jaundice and dysentery. It serves as a detox for the body and has antioxidant properties. It is used to improve the condition of cartilage and joints. In Sanskrit, "Guduchi" means "that what protects your body".
The Neem tree is called the “village pharmacy” in India. The plant is considered to be a panacea and is used for almost ANY ILLNESS. Neem leaves are extremely popular as a source to cleanse the body and normalize metabolism. It is believed that Neem helps to destroy viruses, accelerate the removal of toxins from the body and improve blood composition. Neem oil is often used for skin diseases. It even serves to strengthen the walls of capillaries and veins, reducing the risk of blood clots, varicose veins and hemorrhoids.
Emblica officinalis fruits are considered one of the most effective general tonics in Ayurvedic practice. They are used as a universal remedy for strengthening health and recovery from illness, for balancing sugar levels and “bad” cholesterol, and for strengthening and improving the appearance of hair.
