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» Pepper
Black pepper (E), Kalimirch (H)
Named after one of the names of the sun, marich, it has the same qualities as this macrocosmic source of heat and light. It is warming, drying and stimulating to the circulatory, digestive and respiratory systems.

» Peppermint
Mint (E), Peppermint (E), Horsemint (e), Pudina (H), Puthia (H)
This hardy perennial is famously fragrant. It is full of aromatic menthol which ‘wakes up’ the senses and decongests the orifices of the head as well as calming and relaxing digestion.

» Peppermint & Pippali Combination
Peppermint & Pippali Formula
Reduces allergies and stops sneezing, itching and mucus production.

» Pippali
Long pepper (E), Pipal (H), Pimpli (H)
This small shrub grows all over the tropical forests of India. It is a fine rejuvenative to the respiratory system; its sweet post-digestive effect is very nourishing to the deeper reproductive tissues of the body.

» Pit Shirish
Shirisha (H), Siris (H)
The bark of this tree is renowned for strengthening the lungs and clearing mucus accumulations from the lymph and lungs. It is a potent anti-allergenic herb.

» Pomegranate
Pomegranate (E), Anar (fruit) (H), Anardana (seeds) (H)
This beautiful red fruit is famed for its taste as well as being a fertility symbol. It specifically balances an acidic digestion, nourishes the heart and balances levels of oestrogen.

» Psyllium
Psyllium husk (E), Isaphgul (H), Isadgol (H), Blond psyllium (E)
Ashvakarnam means ‘horse’s ear’ and relates to the shape of the small pink seed resembling the equine ear. Psyllium is a very useful demulcent bulk laxative for treating constipation from dryness.

» Punarnava
Indian hogweed, Gadhapurana
Punarnava means ‘one that renews the old body’. Its rejuvenative action works via its opening and cleansing activity allowing effective nourishment to reach the tissues. It is a superb diuretic and it benefits the heart.

» Punarnava Plus Combination
Punarnava Plus Formula
Reduces hypertension, relieves stress and clears fluids.

» Pushkaramoola
Indian elecampane (E), Poharmool (H)
This hardy perennial is in the same family as Europe’s Elecampane (Inula helenium). Pushkaramoola literally means ‘lotus root’ and is a big rooted, aromatic tonic with a specific affinity for the heart, lungs and digestive tract.

 
Triphala Shatavari is a cooling and nourishing herb from the asparagus family. It contains precursors to female hormones that help tonify and balance the reproductive system. A natural alternative to HRT, Shatavari is clinically proven to alleviate many symptoms of the menopause including dryness and hot sweats.   Triphala Aloe Vera is renowned for maintaining youthful looks, healthy skin and balanced digestion. It's particularly good for women's health and tonifies the reproductive system. It has cooling properties to help alleviate menopausal symptoms and also works well to support gentle detoxification of the liver.  
 
 
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