Withania somnifera is commonly also known as Ashwagandha. It is an evergreen shrub that grows in India, the Middle East and parts of Africa. It is also known as Indian Ginseng, poison gooseberry or winter cherry. The root of this orange-red fruit is used as ayurvedic medicine.

With the upcoming winter and seasonal changes all around, many things are changing. Winter does not only mean warm clothes and blankets. It brings lethargy, coughs and colds, dry skin and chapped lips. But do not worry, as Ayurveda has a solution for your problems.

Everyone loves and craves lustrous, thick and gorgeous hair! If you are wondering how to achieve that the answer is Ayurveda. Ayurveda offers a plethora of remedies for damaged hair. Ayurvedic herbs are used for ages to strengthen hair follicles, improve blood circulation and restore hair health.

Aloe vera also called ghritkumari, in Hindi is a succulent plant which grows in tropical climates across the world. The plant has been widely propagated as a healthy ingredient and has seamlessly integrated itself into everything we use.

A huge population is affected by dengue each year. Stagnant water offers a breeding ground for mosquitoes that spread dengue. Some of the common symptoms of dengue are extreme high fever, headaches, muscle and joint pain, fever and low pressure.

Noni is a small tree found in Southeast Asia that grows amid lava flows. Noni has been extensively used as a traditional medicine for over 2000 years to treat pain, infections, constipation. It is a natural antioxidant and has anti-inflammatory properties.

 Triphala is a combination of Amla, Bhibitaki and Hirataki and has been used as a multi purpose treatment for symptoms from stomach ailments to dental cavities. Amla is high in Vitamin c, Bibhitaki is rich in antioxidants and Haritaki is rich in iron, magnesium and copper. Tripahala is known to support all the three doshas air, space, fire, water, earth.

"Superfruit" What comes first in your mind when you hear this word? Amla? Then you are in the right way and if not then don’t worry we have everything that you need to know. This blog will help you know about Amla and its benefits. Let’s have a look

Giloy is also known as the root of immortality because of its abundant medicinal properties. Giloy is used in traditional kadhas and can be consumed as powder, juice or even tablets. According to the shloka of Charak Samhita, giloy is used to alleviate Kapha and Vata dosha.

Does your child struggle to focus and remember their studies? Look no further, Brahmi is the perfect solution to improve your child's focus and concentration! Brahmi is a bitter-sweet small water loving succulent that naturally grows in wet, marshy topical conditions. The plant is very popular among Ayurvedic practitioners as it is believed to have excellent results on the brain's cognitive functions. It is a versatile herb and can help reduce stress, anxiety, boost memory in students and as well as adults.

 Aloevera has dominated the world of beauty and skin care for years. aloe vera has been classified as a miracle plant and has seamlessly integrated in our daily lives, From its leaves to stems every part of the plant has unbelievable healing properties. The plant is made up of 95% water and contains enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.

Ashwagandha, one of the ancient herbs in Ayurveda, is classified as an adaptogen, herbs that are used to improve the health of the adrenal system by managing your body’s hormonal response to stress. Ayurveda also classifies Ashwagandha as Bhalya - something that increases strength and Vajikara - something that promotes healthy sexual health.