DIGESTIVE & GUT HEALTH

Introduction

Okra (Lady Finger) (Abelmoschus esculentus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with mucilage / dietary fibre as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Okra (Lady Finger) is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support healthy blood-sugar balance. This activity is attributed largely to its mucilage / dietary fibre. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Okra (Lady Finger) is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Talispatra (Abies webbiana) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Talispatra is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Talispatra is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kiwifruit (Actinidia deliciosa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with vitamin c / actinidin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kiwifruit is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its vitamin c / actinidin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kiwifruit is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Bael (Aegle marmelos) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with mucilage as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Bael is traditionally used to support relief from loose motions and digestive upset. This activity is attributed largely to its mucilage. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Bael is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Siris (Albizzia lebbeck) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the bark of the plant and is associated with tannins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Siris is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its tannins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Siris is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Aloe Vera (Aloe barbadensis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the gel of the plant and is associated with polysaccharides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Aloe Vera is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its polysaccharides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Aloe Vera is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Aloe vera Extract (Aloe barbadensis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with mucilage as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Aloe vera Extract is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its mucilage. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Aloe vera Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Aloe (Aloe vera) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaves / gel of the plant and is associated with aloin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Aloe is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its aloin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Aloe is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Pineapple (Ananas comosus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with bromelain as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pineapple is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its bromelain. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pineapple is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Dill is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Dill is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Dill (Anethum graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf / seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil / flavonoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Dill is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil / flavonoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Dill is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Antheum (Suwa/Dill) Oil (Anethum graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with carvone as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Antheum (Suwa/Dill) Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and support healthy lactation. This activity is attributed largely to its carvone. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Antheum (Suwa/Dill) Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Celery (Apium graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Celery is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Celery is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Celery Seed Oil (Apium graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with limonene / phthalides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Celery Seed Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its limonene / phthalides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Celery Seed Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Asparagus (Asparagus officinalis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the spear / shoot of the plant and is associated with saponins / folate as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Asparagus is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its saponins / folate. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Asparagus is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Shallaki Oil (Boswellia serrata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the gum resin of the plant and is associated with boswellic acids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Shallaki Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its boswellic acids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Shallaki Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Cauliflower (Brassica oleracea var. botrytis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the floret of the plant and is associated with glucosinolates / vitamin c as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cauliflower is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its glucosinolates / vitamin c. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cauliflower is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Cabbage (Brassica oleracea var. capitata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with glucosinolates / vitamin c as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cabbage is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its glucosinolates / vitamin c. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cabbage is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Papaya (Carica papaya) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf / fruit of the plant and is associated with glycosides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Papaya is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its glycosides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Papaya is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Papaya (Carica papaya) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with papain as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Papaya is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its papain. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Papaya is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Chaksu (Cassia absus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the roots of the plant and is associated with phytoconstituents as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Chaksu is traditionally used to support relief from loose motions and digestive upset. This activity is attributed largely to its phytoconstituents. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Chaksu is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Senna (Cassia angustifolia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with sennosides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Senna is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its sennosides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Senna is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Senna (Cassia angustifolia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the pods of the plant and is associated with sennosides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Senna is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its sennosides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Senna is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Amaltas (Cassia fistula) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Amaltas is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Amaltas is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kasondi (Cassia occidentalis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kasondi is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kasondi is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Chicory (Cichorium intybus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Chicory is traditionally used to act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Chicory is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Cinnamon Leaf Oil (Cinnamomum verum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with eugenol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cinnamon Leaf Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support healthy blood-sugar balance, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its eugenol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cinnamon Leaf Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Indrayan (Citrullus colocynthis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Indrayan is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Indrayan is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Indrayan (Citrullus colocynthis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Indrayan is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Indrayan is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Bergamot Oil (Citrus bergamia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the peel of the plant and is associated with limonene / linalyl acetate as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Bergamot Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its limonene / linalyl acetate. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Bergamot Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Lemon Oil (Citrus limon) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the peel of the plant and is associated with limonene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lemon Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support and help protect the liver, and support the body's natural detoxification and blood-cleansing. This activity is attributed largely to its limonene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lemon Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mandarin Oil (Citrus reticulata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the peel of the plant and is associated with limonene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mandarin Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its limonene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mandarin Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seeds of the plant and is associated with volatile matters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Coriander is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile matters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Coriander is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Coriander (Coriandrum sativum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf / seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil / vitamin c as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Coriander is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil / vitamin c. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Coriander is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Coriander Seed Oil (Coriandrum sativum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with linalool as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Coriander Seed Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support healthy blood-sugar balance, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its linalool. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Coriander Seed Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Cumin (Cuminum cyminum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cumin is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cumin is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mango Ginger (Curcuma amada) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the rhizome of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mango Ginger is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mango Ginger is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Haldi (Turmeric) Oil (Curcuma longa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the rhizome of the plant and is associated with turmerone / curcuminoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Haldi (Turmeric) Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support and help protect the liver, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its turmerone / curcuminoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Haldi (Turmeric) Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Lemon Grass (Cymbopogon citratus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with citral / volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lemon Grass is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its citral / volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lemon Grass is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Lemongrass Oil (Cymbopogon citratus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with citral as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lemongrass Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its citral. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lemongrass Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Nagarmotha (Cyperus rotundus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Nagarmotha is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Nagarmotha is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

D.G.L. (DGL Licorice) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with flavones as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, D.G.L. is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its flavones. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

D.G.L. is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Elaichi (Elettaria cardamomum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Elaichi is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Elaichi is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Cardamom Oil (Elettaria cardamomum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with cineole / terpinyl acetate as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cardamom Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its cineole / terpinyl acetate. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cardamom Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mamejava (Enicostemma littorale) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the herb of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mamejava is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mamejava is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Clove Bud Oil (Eugenia caryophyllata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the flower bud of the plant and is associated with eugenol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Clove Bud Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its eugenol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Clove Bud Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Hing (Ferula asafoetida) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the gum resin of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Hing is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Hing is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Hing Oil (Ferula asafoetida) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the gum resin of the plant and is associated with sulphur volatiles as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Hing Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its sulphur volatiles. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Hing Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Banyan (Ficus bengalensis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaves / bark of the plant and is associated with tannins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Banyan is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its tannins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Banyan is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Anjir (Ficus carica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with invert sugars as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Anjir is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its invert sugars. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Anjir is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Pippal (Ficus religiosa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the bark of the plant and is associated with tannins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pippal is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its tannins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pippal is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Fennel (Foeniculum vulgare) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Fennel is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Fennel is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Fennel Oil (Foeniculum vulgare) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with anethole as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Fennel Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and promote healthy urine flow and kidney function. This activity is attributed largely to its anethole. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Fennel Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kokum (Garcinia cambogia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with hca as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kokum is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its hca. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kokum is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Liquorice (Glycyrrhiza glabra) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with glycyrrhizin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Liquorice is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and promote healthy urine flow and kidney function. This activity is attributed largely to its glycyrrhizin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Liquorice is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Anantamul (Hemidesmus indicus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with saponins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Anantamul is traditionally used to ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion, and soothe and protect tissues and mucous membranes. This activity is attributed largely to its saponins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Anantamul is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kadva Indrajav (Holarrhena antidysenterica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kadva Indrajav is traditionally used to support relief from loose motions and digestive upset, and help bring down fever. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kadva Indrajav is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kutaj (Holarrhena antidysenterica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the bark of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kutaj is traditionally used to support relief from loose motions and digestive upset, and help expel intestinal worms and parasites. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kutaj is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Arka Pushpi (Holostemma annulare) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the plant of the plant and is associated with polysaccharides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Arka Pushpi is traditionally used to soothe and protect tissues and mucous membranes. This activity is attributed largely to its polysaccharides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Arka Pushpi is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Juniper Berry (Juniperus communis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the berry (cone) of the plant and is associated with volatile oil / flavonoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Juniper Berry is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and promote healthy urine flow and kidney function. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil / flavonoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Juniper Berry is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Juniper Berry Oil (Juniperus communis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the berry of the plant and is associated with alpha-pinene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Juniper Berry Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, and support the body's natural detoxification and blood-cleansing. This activity is attributed largely to its alpha-pinene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Juniper Berry Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Bottle Gourd (Lagenaria siceraria) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with vitamins / minerals as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Bottle Gourd is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its vitamins / minerals. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Bottle Gourd is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Flax Seed Oil (Linum usitatissimum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with omega-3 (ala) as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Flax Seed Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its omega-3 (ala). Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Flax Seed Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Medalakdi (Litsea chinensis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaves / fruit of the plant and is associated with flavonoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Medalakdi is traditionally used to support relief from loose motions and digestive upset, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its flavonoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Medalakdi is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Apple (Malus domestica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with polyphenols as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Apple is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its polyphenols. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Apple is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mango (Mangifera indica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with mangiferin / vitamin c as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mango is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its mangiferin / vitamin c. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mango is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Chikoo (Sapodilla) (Manilkara zapota) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with polyphenols / tannins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Chikoo (Sapodilla) is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its polyphenols / tannins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Chikoo (Sapodilla) is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Chamomile Oil (Matricaria chamomilla) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the flower of the plant and is associated with bisabolol / chamazulene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Chamomile Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its bisabolol / chamazulene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Chamomile Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mint (Mentha arvensis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaves of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mint is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mint is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Peppermint Oil (Mentha piperita) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with menthol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Peppermint Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its menthol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Peppermint Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mint Leaves (Mentha spicata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with menthol / volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mint Leaves is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its menthol / volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mint Leaves is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Spearmint Oil (Mentha spicata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with carvone as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Spearmint Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and support female hormonal and uterine health. This activity is attributed largely to its carvone. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Spearmint Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Nagkeshar (Mesua ferrea) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the flower buds of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Nagkeshar is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Nagkeshar is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Karela (Vegetable) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit / seed of the plant and is associated with bitters as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Karela is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support healthy blood-sugar balance, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its bitters. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Karela is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Curry Leaf (Murraya koenigii) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaves of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Curry Leaf is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Curry Leaf is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Banana (Musa paradisiaca) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with vitamins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Banana is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its vitamins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Banana is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Kaiphal (Myrica nagi) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the bark of the plant and is associated with tannins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kaiphal is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its tannins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kaiphal is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Nutmeg (Myristica fragrans) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the nut of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Nutmeg is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Nutmeg is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Mace Extract (Myristica fragrans) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the aril (mace) of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Mace Extract is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Mace Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Nutmeg Oil (Myristica fragrans) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with myristicin / sabinene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Nutmeg Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its myristicin / sabinene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Nutmeg Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Black Cumin (Nigella sativa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with saponins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Black Cumin is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its saponins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Black Cumin is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Black Seed Oil (Nigella sativa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with thymoquinone as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Black Seed Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and support healthy blood-sugar balance. This activity is attributed largely to its thymoquinone. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Black Seed Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Basil Oil (Tulsi) (Ocimum basilicum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with eugenol / linalool as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Basil Oil (Tulsi) is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and support healthy blood-sugar balance. This activity is attributed largely to its eugenol / linalool. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Basil Oil (Tulsi) is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Olive Oil (Olea europaea) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the fruit of the plant and is associated with oleic acid / polyphenols as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Olive Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its oleic acid / polyphenols. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Olive Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Gaozaban (Onosma bracteatum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the plant of the plant and is associated with glycosides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Gaozaban is traditionally used to support relief from loose motions and digestive upset. This activity is attributed largely to its glycosides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Gaozaban is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Nisoth (Operculina turpethum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with resins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Nisoth is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its resins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Nisoth is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Marjoram (Origanum majorana) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with volatile oil / flavonoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Marjoram is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil / flavonoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Marjoram is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Gandhali (Paederia foetida) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Gandhali is traditionally used to support relief from loose motions and digestive upset, and support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Gandhali is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Aniseed Oil (Pimpinella anisum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with anethole as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Aniseed Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its anethole. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Aniseed Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

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Kabab Chini (Piper cubeba) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with piperine as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Kabab Chini is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its piperine. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Kabab Chini is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Pippali (Piper longum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with piperine as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pippali is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus. This activity is attributed largely to its piperine. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pippali is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Piplamool (Piper longum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with piperine as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Piplamool is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus. This activity is attributed largely to its piperine. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Piplamool is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Black Pepper (Piper nigrum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with piperine as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Black Pepper is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its piperine. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Black Pepper is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Black Pepper Oil (Piper nigrum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the fruit of the plant and is associated with piperine / caryophyllene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Black Pepper Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its piperine / caryophyllene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Black Pepper Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

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Isabgul (Plantago ovata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seeds of the plant and is associated with mucilage as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Isabgul is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement, and support healthy blood-sugar balance. This activity is attributed largely to its mucilage. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Isabgul is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Pharmaceuticals. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Indian Podophyllum (Podophyllum emodi) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the rhizome of the plant and is associated with podophyllotoxin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Indian Podophyllum is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its podophyllotoxin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Indian Podophyllum is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Almond (Prunus amygdalus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with proteins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Almond is traditionally used to act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality, and soothe and protect tissues and mucous membranes. This activity is attributed largely to its proteins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Almond is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Plum (Prunus domestica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with anthocyanins / sorbitol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Plum is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its anthocyanins / sorbitol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Plum is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Vidarikand (Pueraria tuberosa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with flavones as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Vidarikand is traditionally used to support female hormonal and uterine health, act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality, and soothe and protect tissues and mucous membranes. This activity is attributed largely to its flavones. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Vidarikand is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Pear (Pyrus communis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with dietary fibre / flavonoids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pear is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its dietary fibre / flavonoids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pear is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Radish (Raphanus sativus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with glucosinolates / vitamin c as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Radish is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support and help protect the liver, and support the body's natural detoxification and blood-cleansing. This activity is attributed largely to its glucosinolates / vitamin c. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Radish is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Castor (Ricinus communis) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with alkaloids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Castor is traditionally used to promote regular, comfortable bowel movement. This activity is attributed largely to its alkaloids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Castor is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Rosemary Oil (Salvia rosmarinus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with 1,8-cineole / camphor as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Rosemary Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its 1,8-cineole / camphor. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Rosemary Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

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Chopchini (Smilax china) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with glycosides as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Chopchini is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach. This activity is attributed largely to its glycosides. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Chopchini is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Clove Extract (Syzygium aromaticum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the flower bud of the plant and is associated with eugenol / volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Clove Extract is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges. This activity is attributed largely to its eugenol / volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Clove Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Tamarind (Tamarindus indica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit (pod) of the plant and is associated with tartaric acid / polyphenols as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Tamarind is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its tartaric acid / polyphenols. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Tamarind is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Ajwain (Trachyspermum ammi) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ajwain is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its volatile oil. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ajwain is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Ajwain Seed Oil (Trachyspermum ammi) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with thymol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ajwain Seed Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its thymol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ajwain Seed Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

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Pointed Gourd (Parwal) (Trichosanthes dioica) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with vitamins / saponins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pointed Gourd (Parwal) is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support healthy blood-sugar balance. This activity is attributed largely to its vitamins / saponins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pointed Gourd (Parwal) is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

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Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the seeds of the plant and is associated with saponins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Fenugreek is traditionally used to support healthy blood-sugar balance, support healthy lactation, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its saponins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Fenugreek is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics & personal care. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Fenugreek Oil (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with fixed oil / saponins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Fenugreek Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support healthy blood-sugar balance, and support healthy lactation. This activity is attributed largely to its fixed oil / saponins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Fenugreek Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.

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Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with gingerol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ginger is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, and support healthy blood-sugar balance. This activity is attributed largely to its gingerol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ginger is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Ginger Extract (Zingiber officinale) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This extract is prepared from the rhizome of the plant and is associated with gingerols as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ginger Extract is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support relief from loose motions and digestive upset, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its gingerols. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ginger Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in dry, spray-dried, liquid, oil and paste forms to suit each formulation.

Introduction

Ginger Oil (Zingiber officinale) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to digestive and gut health. This oil is obtained from the rhizome of the plant and is associated with zingiberene / gingerol as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ginger Oil is traditionally used to ease digestion, relieve gas and bloating and soothe the stomach, support relief from loose motions and digestive upset, and support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus. This activity is attributed largely to its zingiberene / gingerol. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ginger Oil is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements, Pharmaceuticals, Cosmetics & personal care and Food & beverage. It is supplied in liquid, dry-powder, PG-base, paste and blend forms to suit each formulation.