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Banyan Botanicals Products
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Detoxification
for pitta and kapha*
500 mg. tablets, 90 per bottle
- Maintains
healthy skin
- Detoxifies
the liver and blood
- Reduces
excess pitta and kapha in the system
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Ayurvedic
Energetics:
- Rasa
(taste): bitter
- Virya
(action): cooling
- Vipaka
(post-digestive effect): pungent
- Doshas
(constitutions): Balancing for pitta
and kapha, aggravates vata in excess
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Herbal
Actions:
alterative, anthelmintic, antibacterial,
antifungal, antiparasitic, antipyretic, antiviral,
depurative, diuretic, refrigerant, vulnerary
Traditional
Uses:
| acne |
herpes |
overweight |
| athlete's
foot |
high
cholesterol |
parasites |
| candidiasis |
hives |
psoriasis |
| dermatitis |
hyperglycemia |
rashes |
| eczema |
liver
disorders |
ringworm |
| edema |
lymphatic
congestion |
scabies |
| fever |
nausea |
skin
irritations |
Possible
Contraindications:
Pregnancy, hypoglycemia, extreme fatigue,
emaciation, high vata
Commentary:
Neem
is widely used in Ayurveda because of its
effectiveness in dealing with nearly all types of
pitta and kapha disorders. Bitter and very
cooling, it is usually combined swith other herbs
to offset its vata-aggravating qualities. Neem has
traditionally been used to purify the blood,
cleanse the liver and support the immune system.It
is also commonly used for a variety of skin
irritations and inflammations, and to support
healthy blood glucose levels.
Notes:
For parasites, take in conjunction with Para
Cleanse
For hyperglycemia, also consider Sweet Ease
For inflammatory skin conditions, take in
conjunction with Blood Cleanse
For weight loss, take in conjunction with Trim
Support
Supplement Facts:
Serving size: 1 tablet
Servings per container: 90
Each 500 mg tablet contains: Neem leaf (Azadirachta
indica)*.
*Certified organically grown
Other ingredients, from natural
sources: stearic acid (from vegetable oil), rice
maltodextrin, modified food starch, silicon
dioxide, magnesium stearate (from vegetable oil).
Banyan Botanicals contain no animal
products and are suitable for vegetarians. |
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