Heart, Circulation & Cholesterol

Introduction

Onion (Allium cepa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the bulb of the plant and is associated with quercetin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Onion is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, support healthy heart and circulatory function, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its quercetin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Onion 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

Garlic (Allium sativum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the bulb of the plant and is associated with allicin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Garlic is traditionally used to help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its allicin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Garlic 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

Garlic Oil (Allium sativum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the bulb of the plant and is associated with diallyl sulphides / allicin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Garlic Oil is traditionally used to support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, support healthy blood-sugar balance, and neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells. This activity is attributed largely to its diallyl sulphides / allicin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Garlic 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 Seed Oil (Apium graveolens) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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

Argan Oil (Argania spinosa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the kernel of the plant and is associated with fatty acids / vitamin e as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Argan Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its fatty acids / vitamin e. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Argan 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

Beet root Extract (Beta vulgaris) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the root of the plant and is associated with betalains / nitrates as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Beet root Extract is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, support healthy heart and circulatory function, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its betalains / nitrates. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Beet root Extract 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

Cayenne (Capsicum annuum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with capsaicin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Cayenne is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, help balance and strengthen the immune response and adapt to stress, and ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health. This activity is attributed largely to its capsaicin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Cayenne 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

Capsicum Oil (Capsicum annuum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the fruit of the plant and is associated with capsaicin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Capsicum Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its capsaicin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Capsicum 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

Cinnamon Leaf Oil (Cinnamomum verum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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

Lemon Oil (Citrus limon) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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

Guggul (Commiphora mukul) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the gum of the plant and is associated with guggulsterones as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Guggul is traditionally used to ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its guggulsterones. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Guggul 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.

Introduction

Hawthorn Berry (Crataegus oxyacantha) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with flavonoids / opc as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Hawthorn Berry is traditionally used to support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its flavonoids / opc. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Hawthorn Berry 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

Pumpkin Seed Oil (Cucurbita pepo) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with fatty acids / zinc as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pumpkin Seed Oil is traditionally used to promote healthy urine flow and kidney function, 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 fatty acids / zinc. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pumpkin 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

Ginkgo biloba P.E. (Ginkgo biloba) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the leaf of the plant and is associated with flavone glycosides / terpene lactones as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Ginkgo biloba P.E. is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, calm and support the nervous system and mental performance, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its flavone glycosides / terpene lactones. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Ginkgo biloba P.E. 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

Hibiscus Extract (Hibiscus sabdariffa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the flower calyx of the plant and is associated with anthocyanins / quercetin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Hibiscus Extract is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its anthocyanins / quercetin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Hibiscus Extract 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

Walnut Oil (Juglans regia) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the kernel of the plant and is associated with omega-3 / fatty acids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Walnut Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and calm and support the nervous system and mental performance. This activity is attributed largely to its omega-3 / fatty acids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Walnut 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

Flax seed Extract (Linum usitatissimum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with omega fatty acids / lignans as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Flax seed Extract is traditionally used to support healthy heart and circulatory function, support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its omega fatty acids / lignans. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Flax seed Extract is used across Ayurvedic & herbal medicine, Nutraceuticals & dietary supplements and Cosmetics & personal care. 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 heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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

Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the leaf / aerial part of the plant and is associated with chlorophyll / vitamins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Alfalfa is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its chlorophyll / vitamins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Alfalfa 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

Black Seed Oil (Nigella sativa) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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

Olive (Olea europaea) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the fruit / leaf of the plant and is associated with polyphenols (hydroxytyrosol) as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Olive is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its polyphenols (hydroxytyrosol). Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Olive 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

Olive Oil (Olea europaea) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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

Patthar Phool (Parmelia perlata) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the thallus of the plant and is associated with atranorin as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Patthar Phool is traditionally used to support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its atranorin. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Patthar Phool 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

Avocado (Persea americana) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with fatty acids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Avocado is traditionally used to support healthy heart and circulatory function, 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 fatty acids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Avocado 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

Avocado Oil (Persea americana) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the fruit of the plant and is associated with fatty acids as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Avocado Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its fatty acids. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Avocado 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 Pepper Oil (Piper nigrum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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.

Introduction

Coleus Oil (Plectranthus scutellarioides) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the leaf of the plant and is associated with volatile oil as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Coleus Oil is traditionally used to support the respiratory tract and help clear mucus, help the body resist microbial and infectious challenges, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. 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

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

Introduction

Padmkasth (Prunus puddum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the wood of the plant and is associated with phytoconstituents as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Padmkasth is traditionally used to support healthy heart and circulatory function. 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

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

Introduction

Pomegranate (Punica granatum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the rind / seed of the plant and is associated with ellagic acid as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pomegranate is traditionally used to support healthy blood-sugar balance, neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy cholesterol, lipids and weight management. This activity is attributed largely to its ellagic acid. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pomegranate 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

Pomegranate Extract (Punica granatum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the fruit rind of the plant and is associated with polyphenols / ellagic acid as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Pomegranate Extract is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its polyphenols / ellagic acid. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Pomegranate Extract 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

Sarpagandha (Rauvolfia serpentina) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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, Sarpagandha is traditionally used to support healthy heart and circulatory function. 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

Sarpagandha 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

Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the stem of the plant and is associated with policosanols / natural sugars as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Sugarcane is traditionally used to support healthy heart and circulatory function, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its policosanols / natural sugars. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Sugarcane 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

Rosemary Oil (Salvia rosmarinus) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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.

Introduction

Lycopene (Solanum lycopersicum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with lycopene as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Lycopene is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, support healthy heart and circulatory function, and support healthy skin, hair and a clear complexion. This activity is attributed largely to its lycopene. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Lycopene 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

Brinjal (Eggplant) (Solanum melongena) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the fruit of the plant and is associated with nasunin / anthocyanins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Brinjal (Eggplant) is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its nasunin / anthocyanins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Brinjal (Eggplant) 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

Arjuna (Terminalia arjuna) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the bark of the plant and is associated with arjunolic acid as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Arjuna is traditionally used to support healthy heart and circulatory function, and act as a restorative that supports overall strength and vitality. This activity is attributed largely to its arjunolic acid. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Arjuna 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

Ajwain (Trachyspermum ammi) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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

Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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 heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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.

Introduction

Grape Seed (Vitis vinifera) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This extract is prepared from the seed of the plant and is associated with proanthocyanidins as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Grape Seed is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its proanthocyanidins. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Grape Seed 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

Grape Seed Oil (Vitis vinifera) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. This oil is obtained from the seed of the plant and is associated with fatty acids / opc as its key constituent.

How It Benefits the Body

In the body, Grape Seed Oil is traditionally used to neutralise free radicals and limit oxidative stress on cells, ease joint and muscular discomfort and support bone health, and support healthy heart and circulatory function. This activity is attributed largely to its fatty acids / opc. Used within a balanced regimen, it supports the body's own functions rather than replacing professional medical care.

Industries Served

Grape 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

Ginger Oil (Zingiber officinale) is a botanical valued in traditional and modern herbal practice, included here for its relevance to heart, circulation and cholesterol. 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.