Cumin seed powder
(Cuminum cyminum)

Common cooking spice that promotes healthy digestion* 
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Enkindles the digestive fire* Promotes healthy absorption* Helps digest natural toxins* Promotes a comfortable post-meal experience*

Commentary:
Cumin is one of the best herbs for supporting healthy digestion without aggravating pitta. A common household spice, its Sanskrit name literally means 'promoting digestion'. In addition to providing flavor to food, Cumin enkindles the digestive fire, promotes healthy absorption and eliminates natural toxins in the GI tract. The seeds are often chewed after meals and are especially useful for calming excess vata in the lower abdomen and in promoting a comfortable post dining experience.

Pippali fruit powder (Piper longum) Rejuvenating herb that supports digestion and proper function of the respiratory system.*  Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view. Supports clear, comfortable breathing* Promotes a healthy liver and lungs* Supports digestion and a healthy metabolism* Nourishes the blood, nerves and reproductive tissues*

Ayurvedic Energetics: Rasa (taste): pungent Virya (action): heating Vipaka (post-digestive effect): sweet Doshas (constitutions): Balancing for vata and kapha, may increase pitta. Commentary: Pippali is a powerful rejuvenating herb that strengthens and nourishes the body. It is a close relative of the common table spice, black pepper, and is similarly pungent and heating. Pippali stimulates metabolism, burns natural toxins and helps maintain a healthy digestive environment. It is an excellent tonic for the lungs, supporting clear and comfortable breathing. Pippali nourishes the blood and promotes healthy circulation and supports a healthy liver. It is also used in many Ayurvedic formulations in small amounts to encourage proper assimilation of the herbs. Coriander seed powder (Coriandrum sativum) A cooling household spice that promotes healthy digestion*  Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view. Strengthens the digestive fire without aggravating pitta* Supports proper function of the urinary tract* Eliminates excess heat promoting menopausal comfort* Ayurvedic Energetics: Rasa (taste): bitter, pungent Virya (action): cooling Vipaka (post-digestive effect): pungent Doshas (constitutions): Balancing for all doshas, especially pitta. Commentary: Coriander is one of the best herbs for supporting digestion without aggravating pitta. It enkindles the digestive fire while simultaneously cooling and soothing the GI tract. It removes excess heat in the body making it useful in cooling pitta-related imbalances associated with menopause. It also supports proper function of the kidneys and healthy urination. The seeds combine well with Cumin and Fennel to make an excellent digestive tea Ginger root powder (Zingiber officinale) Supports overall health, wellness and comfort*  Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view. Promotes digestion and the elimination of natural toxins* Supports proper function of the lungs and healthy, comfortable breathing* Supports a comfortable post meal experience* Promotes comfortable menstruation* Supports healthy joints* Supports stomach comfort during motion intensive travel* Ayurvedic Energetics: Rasa (taste): pungent, sweet Virya (action): heating Vipaka (post-digestive effect): sweet Doshas (constitutions): Balancing for vata and kapha, may increase pitta. Commentary: Ginger is known as 'the universal medicine' for its broad range of health promoting benefits. One of the three pungent herbs in the traditional formula Trikatu (Kapha Digest), ginger warms the body and reduces kapha and vata. It supports healthy circulation, vasodilation and promotes sweating. A heating spice, ginger enkindles the digestive fire, burns ama (natural toxins) and supports post meal abdominal comfort. Ginger promotes healthy expectoration and removes excess kapha from the lungs. It supports comfortable movement of the joints and is found in many traditional Ayurvedic joint health formulas including Kaishore Guggulu and Yogaraj Guggulu. Ginger also promotes comfort during menstruation and stomach comfort during motion intensive travel.

Chyavanprash

Promotes rejuvenation and proper function of the immune system* 
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Excellent rejuvenative for the mind and body* Supports proper function of the immune system* Promotes a healthy metabolism* Supports healthy lungs and respiration*

Traditional Uses:
Use daily to promote overall health and well-being*.
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Suggested Use:
1 teaspoon, once or twice daily, or as directed by your health practitioner. 
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Commentary:
Chyavanprash is a traditional Ayurvedic herbal jam made in a base of amalaki fruit, a rich source of antioxidants. This excellent rejuvenative nourishes and strengthens the body, providing energy and vitality.
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Chyavanprash is an excellent method for daily herbal consumption due to its unique consitutents of cane sugar, ghee and honey. Proven effective over a thousand years of use, these nourishing tastes play the important role of "carriers" that allow the herbs to penetrate deep into the tissues. In a small daily dose (1 or 2 teaspoons), it makes for a tasty and very healthful treat. 
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This tridoshic formula stimulates metabolism and enkindles the digestive fire without aggravating pitta. It balances vata and kapha while strengthening the body against the effects of a stressful lifestyle. The energizing herbs bolster the immune system and help maintain health and well-being throughout the year*.
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Supplement Facts:
Balancing for all doshas. 
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Ingredients: Cane sugar**, Honey**, Ghee**, Amalaki fruit**, Cardamom seed **, Ashwagandha root **, Pippali fruit **, Vasaka leaf **, Haritaki fruit **, Punarnava root **, Kantakari herb **, Gokshura fruit **, Vidari Kanda root **, Guduchi stem **, Sati herb **, Shatavari root **, Musta root **, Bilva fruit **. 

Amalaki fruit powder (Emblica officinalis) A traditional rejuvenative used to cleanse and nourish the bodily tissues. Balancing for all doshas, especially Pitta.*  Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view. Removes excess pitta from the system* Assists natural internal cleansing and maintains regularity* Stimulates digestive fire without aggravating pitta* Natural antioxidant*

Ayurvedic Energetics: Rasa (taste): sour, sweet, pungent, bitter, astringent Virya (action): cooling Vipaka (post-digestive effect): sweet Doshas (constitutions): Balancing for all doshas, especially pitta Commentary: As one of the three ingredients in Triphala, Amalaki is a potent rejuvenative that nourishes the tissues and gently removes toxins. It is generally taken in place of Triphala by those with excess heat in the digestive tract. Amalaki's cooling action removes excess pitta from the GI tract, supporting a healthy stomach lining and the proper function of digestive acids. It also cleanses the colon, eliminating excess toxins and heat while supporting healthy bowel movements. Amalaki is a highly concentrated source of antioxidants and is deeply nourishing to the body tissues. It promotes healthy eyes, bones, blood, teeth, hair and nails, while supporting the proper function of the liver, spleen, pancreas, heart and lungs. Bhringaraj leaf powder (Eclipta alba) The quintessential Ayurvedic herb for the hair and an excellent rejuvenative for pitta.*  Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view. Supports healthy hair growth* Promotes natural hair color and luster* Promotes healthy skin, bones, teeth, sight, hearing and memory* Supports proper function of the liver and lungs* Ayurvedic Energetics: Rasa (taste): bitter, pungent, sweet Virya (action): cooling Vipaka (post-digestive effect): pungent Doshas (constitutions): Balancing for all doshas, especially pitta. Commentary: Bhringaraj is famous in India for its use as a natural hair tonic. A primary ingredient in most Ayurvedic hair oils, bhringaraj promotes strong, healthy hair growth and helps maintain the hair's natural color and luster. It is one of the best rejuvenatives for pitta, and has a special affinity for the head. Bhringaraj promotes healthy nails, bones, teeth and a clear complexion. It calms the mind, bolsters the memory and supports healthy eyes and ears. Bhringaraj is also an excellent liver cleanser and supports proper function of the lungs.

Brahmi leaf powder

(Centella asiatica)

A mental rejuvenative that supports healthy brain and nervous system function*
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Supports memory, intelligence and concentration* Supports proper function of the nervous system* Promotes healthy skin and hair*

Commentary:
Those familiar with "the doctrine of signatures" may not find it surprising that a plant with a leaf that resembles a cerebellum, would have a special affinity for the brain. Brahmi is a renowned mental rejuvenative traditionally used to promote the intellect, enhance mental performance and support proper function of the nervous system. The leaves are highlysattvic (pure, harmonious) and historically have been eaten by yogis to assist in meditation. Brahmi is said to improve concentration, memory and alertness. It is a natural blood purifier and helps support clear, healthy skin. Brahmi is also famous for promoting healthy, lustrous hair and is often applied as an oil for this purpose. The herb is cooling and relaxing, making it an excellent tonic for pitta. It also calms vata in the mind and reduces excess kapha in the body. A truly amazing herb that lives up to its name, which means "the energy of universal consciousness".

Shankhapushpi herb powder (Evolvulus alsinoides) Supports a healthy nervous system and optimal brain function*  Image may be NSFW. Clik here to view. Bolsters memory and concentration* Calms the nerves* Promotes circulation in the brain* Helps promote intelligence and creativity*