Not long ago, discussions about sexual wellness were hushed, often wrapped in discomfort and stigma.

Not long ago, discussions about sexual wellness were hushed, often wrapped in discomfort and stigma.

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Bitterness is no longer a villain; it’s the virtue.
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Before curcumin was discovered, it remained a whisper in the yellow dust of tradition. Smeared

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Rooted in Science. Guided by Tradition. Practiced with Purpose.Sustainability is a mindset! In the world

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A Comprehensive Guide for Innovative Health Solutions.
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Native to the Indian subcontinent, Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) is a large deciduous climbing shrub with

Plant Insulin?

This warty-looking melon from the Gourd Family (Cucubitaceae) is born from a

Squarely Medicinal
This creeping vine has a form so distinctive, it is easy

Berberine is an isoquinoline alkaloid with a distinctive yellow color, notable for its broad-spectrum pharmacological

Dopamine Beans!
Mucuna pruriens (aka Velvet Bean, Cowhage) is a vigorously growing tropical

Most Consumed and Least Talked About?
Psyllium is the common name for several species

One of two species in the Azadirachta, Neem (A. indica) is native to India and

Native to Africa and India, and introduced to many other regions, Senna (Senna alexandrina; syn.

Amla (aka. Indian Gooseberry, Emblic; Emblica officinalis, syn. Phyllanthes emblica) is a small to medium

Indian Echinacea
Andrographis (Andrographis paniculata) is an herbaceous perennial with lance-shaped leaves growing between

The Upstream Functional Benefits of Turmeric
Turmeric & Upstream Health

Long used in Ayurvedic,

Stress in the Modern World
The word “stress” found its way into our language