Ayurvedic Herbs Set to Achieve Market Breakout in 2013
Looking for a hot tip for botanicals in 2013? Ayurvedic herbs are poised for market breakout according to Mark Blumenthal, executive director of the American Botanical Council. Ayurveda is a holistic healing system including herbs, lifestyle and diet. It originated in India several thousand years ago where it continues to be practiced by nearly 80 percent of the population. In the US, Ayurveda looks set to achieve prime time with a growing body of research endorsing its benefits. The huge impact of yoga in mainstream America has also led to a corresponding interest in its sister science. Ayurveda's emphasis on rejuvenation, mental clarity and detox is a perfect fit with the needs of today’s baby boomers. Ayurveda is now featured in clinics, spas and academic centres nationwide.
NP Nutra® brings you a range of the purest and most potent Ayurvedic botanicals. We can also source and produce many other extracts and botanicals according to your specifications.
Amla (amalaki)Highly nutritious, Amla contains the most concentrated form of vitamin C found in the plant kingdom. Amla is also high in chromium, zinc and copper and is the primary ingredient in the popular rejuvenating, anti-aging Ayurvedic tonic, Chyawanprash. |
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AshwagandhaAshwagandha reportedly helps ease the mind and calm the nerves. This makes it ideal for people who would like to sleep well. It may also be helpful for maintaining memory in the elderly. It builds marrow, muscle, increases red blood count and is thought to be helpful for healthy blood sugar levels. Compounds called withanolides are believed to account for the many Ayurvedic medicinal applications of Ashwagandha. |
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Gotu Kola (mandukaparni)Gotu Kola is traditionally used in Ayurveda for revitalizing the nerves and brain. According to research, Gotu Kola does indeed seem to have a positive effect on brain function and the nervous system, and may enhance mental functions such as memory and concentration. Gotu Kola could also be helpful for maintaining flexibility and supporting heart health and periodontal health. |
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Turmeric (haridra)Research on curcumin shows it to be potentially beneficial for prostate health. There is also evidence suggesting curcumin as a contributing factor for maintaining mental health, as well as a promoter of joint health. This amazing compound may even be helpful for gastrointestinal health and maintaining blood sugar levels already in the normal range. |
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