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"Rasayana" is Sanskrit term for the body of knowledge developed by ancient sages that covers the subtle essences of nutrients that rejuvenate and restore various organ systems of our bodies. One could say that "rasa" is the illusive fountain of youth or alchemical substance found in certain herbs and foods that have the power to regenerate. In theory, all rasayanas are tonifying and none have either side effects or risks of overdosing. All are believed to enhance clarity, memory, and longevity. Rasayanas might be preserved in ghee or honey, and they rely on a small number of highly revered extraordinary herbs: amla, ashwagandha, guduchi, shatavari, tulsi, and some 15-30 more.
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Amalaki Powder, 4 oz.
Promotes proper functioning of the liver, spleen, pancreas, heart, and lungs.
Ingredients: Emblica officinalis powder. |
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Amalaki, 90 tablets, 500 mg.
Amalaki or amla is a tropical gooseberry that is one of the richest, if not the richest, natural source of stable vitamin C in the world. It is the foundation of the famous rejuvenation and longevity tonic, Chyawanprash, as well as the intestinal cleansing formula with three fruits: triphala. It is used to remove excess pitta and kindle natural digestive fire, agni. It is a fine antioxidant and is nourishing to the tissues, especially to the eyes, blood, hair, skin, and bones.
Ingredients: certified organic Emblica officinalis fruit. |
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Banyan Botanicals,
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Ashwagandha, 90 tablets
Ashwagandha is an adaptogen, an herb that supports the ability to cope with stress. It is one of the main herbs used in Ayurvedic rejuvenative formulas and is somewhat more specific to the male reproductive system than the female, but it is used by both sexes to increase stamina. It promotes proper nourishment of tissue, especially muscles and bone, and is calming for vata.
Special notes: This formula is used to balance pitta and kapha. It can be used in conjunction with Triphala when there are skin irritations due to excess pitta.


Ingredients: Ashwagandha root, Withania somnifera*. |
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Banyan Botanicals,
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Guggul, 60 vegetarian capsules
Common/English Name: Indian bedellium
Suggested Use: Guggul can be used as part of a program to support healthy cholesterol levels. Guggul is also helpful in joint stiffness.
Up to 1 capsule 3 times a day with meals.
Ingredients: Commiphora mukul in vegetarian capsules, cellulose powder (plant-derived), magnesium stearate, silica.
This product is gluten free. No artificial colors, preservatives or additives.
The suggested retail for this product is $20.49. |
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Nature,
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Healthy Kapha, 90 tablets, 500 mg
This is a rather new product from Banyan Botanicals. As its name suggests, it was developed to reduce excess kapha. It is intended for long-term use by those with kapha constitutions and for temporary use by those going through a period of kapha imbalance due to seasonal changes or other factors.
Since kapha tends to accumulate in the lungs, this formula is warm enough to liquefy thick phlegm, but it also helps support proper elimination of excess fluids as well as better immune system function. To this extent, the formula might be regarded as an appropriate rasayana for those who live in cold or damp climates or for those with tendencies towards sluggishness.
Ingredients: Bibhitaki fruit (Terminalia belerica)*, Chitrak root (Plumbago zeylanica)*, Punarnava root (Boerhaavia diffusa)*, Tulsi leaf (Ocimum sanctum)*, Turmeric root (Curcuma longa)*, Bhumyamalaki herb (Phyllanthus fraternus)*, Ginger root (Zingiber officinale)*, Pippali fruit (Piper longum)*.
*Certified organically grown |
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Shatavari, 90 tablets
Shatavari is one of the most important herbs in the Ayurvedic pharmacopoeia. It is considered to be a rejuvenative for the female reproductive system, but it is also used by men as a tonic herb. It supports immunity, intellect, and stamina.
Ingredients: Shatavari root, Asparagus racemosus*. |
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Shilajit, 90 tablets
Some Ayurvedic pundits believe that all formulas work better if combined with shilajit. This famous Ayurvedic remedy is widely regarded as an anti-aging agent. It is a rejuvenative that cleanses the urinary tract and lungs; it enhances immunity and stamina. Shilajit purifies the blood by aiding the removal of excess kapha and toxins from the tissues. As an aphrodisiac, it increases vitality while toning the reproductive organs and supporting their proper function. It is balancing for all doshas and can be used for debility or weakness caused by age, injury or dysfunction.
Ingredients: Shilajit (mineral pitch) with cellulose, stearic acid, and magnesium stearate, binders suitable for vegetarians. |
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Banyan Botanicals,
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Triphala Ghee, 5 oz.
Triphala ghee is used to cleanse and detoxify the body, especially the lower intestines. I helps to support all seven dhatus and ojas. It can be used internally, externally, or in cooking.
Ingredients: Ghee, Emblica officinalis, Terminalia bellerica, Terminalia chebula. |
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Tulsi, 100 Vegicaps, 450 mg.
Tulsi or holy basil is one of the most important herbs in the Ayurvedic pharmacopeia. It is an ingredient in many formulas but is offered here as a single herb. Studies find it helpful in the management of hepatitis, tuberculosis, malaria, and a host of other diseases. It is relaxing because of its antispasmodic effects. It improves transport of oxygen and seems to have estrogen lowering effects.
Ingredients: Tulsi, Ocimum sanctum in vegetarian capsules. |
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