Bhringaraj Extract, 2 oz.

In the Ayurvedic medical system, bhringaraj is regarded as a rasayana or longevity herb. Though many people use this herb to stimulate hair growth and avoid graying, there are other anti-aging benefits associated with bhringaraj. The herb helps to reduce excess kapha and vata. In Siddha Medicine, the leaves are used with ghee to disgorge phlegm lodged in the tongue and tonsils, one of the preparations for serious rejuvenation. The leaf extract is a powerful liver tonic but mild enough for children to take for biliousness associated with intestinal parasites. As those familiar with Ayurvedic medicine would expect, a liver herb will tend to have a positive influence on the eyes and skin as well as the liver and blood.

30 drops in a small amount of water, 2 to 3 times daily, or as directed by your health care provider. Shake well before using.

Ingredients: Extract of aerial parts Eclipta alba in Distilled Water and Organic Alcohol.

Sacred Medicine Sanctuary,
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Bhringaraj Oil, 4 oz.

Eclipta alba has been added to a sesame oil carrier to produce a hair growth formula that is suitable for use by those with color-treated or sun damaged hair. Can also be massaged into the scalp and/or feet to induce more restful sleep.

Ingredients: certified organic sesame oil and c.o. bhringaraj leaf.

Banyan Botanicals,
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Brahmi Hair Oil, 8 oz.

This oil is meant to be massaged into the hair and scalp an hour or more before washing the hair. Gotu kola is nourishing to the hair and helps to strengthen the roots of the hair and to prevent hair loss.

Ingredients: Coconut Oil, fresh Hydrocotyle asiatica leaves, Rubia cordifolia, Sida cordifolia, Terminalia chebula, Saffron, Essential oils (for fragrance).

Vadik Herbs,
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Brahmi Oil, 4 oz., Certified Organic

A pitta-soothing oil that is beneficial for calming and clearing the mind and enhancing peaceful meditation. Brahmi is said to bestow intelligence upon its user and can be massaged into the scalp to promote awareness and mental function.

Ingredients: Sesame oil, Brahmi leaf, Centella asiatica, Bacopa herb, Bacopa monniera.

Banyan Botanicals,
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Hair Rejuv, 60 capsules

Ayurveda teaches that the hair should be full, lustrous, and attractive. To enjoy this natural state, proper nutrients are needed to support the hair follicles and growth.

Hair Rejuv provides the nutrients needed to grow healthy hair. It is intended for use by people whose hair is thin or thinning, dull, brittle, or falling out due to toxicity or hormone imbalance. This formula contains herbal extracts that are about 8-10 times stronger than raw herbs.

Ingredients: standardized extracts of Indian gooseberry, Emblica officinalis; Brahmi, Herpestis monniera; Shank Pushpi, Evolves alsinoides; Jatamansi, Nardostachys Jatamansi; Bringraj, Eclipta alba.

Vadik Herbs,
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Musta Extract, 2 oz.

Nut grass is one of the ingredients in Chyawanprash. It is a highly revered herb and is used in such a wide variety of situations that it is hard to pinpoint its role in rejuvenative therapy. First of all, the roots are considered to be effective against a wide range of abdominal and intestinal complaints, everything from menstrual discomfort to parasites. Secondly, they are anti-inflammatory and have an action on the brain that suppresses appetite, and this function works in tandem with a lipolytic effect that makes it easier to lose weight. Lastly, it has an effect on melanin that aids restoration of hair and skin color.

30 drops 3 times daily or as directed by your health care provider. Shake well before using.

Ingredients: Cyperus rotundus rhizome in Distilled Water, Organic Alcohol, and Vegetable Glycerin.

Sacred Medicine Sanctuary,
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