Brahmi Powder |Thyme Leaved Gratiola | Bacopa Monnieri | Gotu Kola | Brain Support | Mind Wellness | Memory Support -200g

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Dark Forest® Brahmi Powder|Thyme Leaved Gratiola| Bacopa Monnieri | Gotu Kola|Brain Support | Mind Wellness | Memory Support

Indication

Greying of Hair, Dandruff, Dull Hair, Hair Fall

Key Features

Part of Plant Used: Leaf
Health Concern: Memory Support | Hair Care
Prevents Split Ends
Anti-Dandruff
Anti-Hairfall
Increases Memory

Latin name: Bacopa monnieri
English Name: Thyme leaved Gratiola
Hindi Name: Brahmi, Jalnim
Gujarati Name: Jal Brahmi

Brahmi Powder is a traditional remedy that is known to make hair thicker and nourished. Brahmi Powder can be used to make nourishing hair packs. Brahmi Powder is also known to increase memory power.

Usage:

Can be used internally or externally.

Suitable for

Vegetarians and Vegans

Origin:

Produce of India

Free from: Fillers • Binders• Gluten • Wheat • Lactose • Preservatives • Artificial Colouring • Yeast • Sugar • Animal testing.

Directions of Use

Hair Care
Boil required quantity of Dark Forest Brahmi Powder in water. Let it stand overnight. Strain in the morning and use as after wash.

Memory Booster
1tsp with milk or ghee twice a day.

The Process

The raw herb is specially handpicked for superior quality. It is then processed using good manufacturing processes so that the goodness of the herb is preserved even in the powder. The powder is then carefully packed in a paper bag to ensure the freshness of the product for a long.

Storage Instructions

Please reseal the packet after every use. Keep away from moisture and direct sunlight. Use the contents within 3 months of opening.

Disclaimer

All the products are for personal use and not for resale. The product description has not been evaluated by the food & drug administration(FDA). The product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases. The product should not be used by pregnant ladies, lactating mothers, and children below 18 years of age without consultation from a registered medical practitioner.