DIABEXEL Ayurvedic Herbal Powder, 100g

Sasyajalakam Roots DIABEXEL: Ayurvedic Herbal Powder, Traditional Herbal Blend (100g)

A traditional herbal powder for your daily wellness routine. Sasyajalakam Roots DIABEXEL is prepared with a selected blend of Ayurvedic herbs, following traditional formulation practices, and made to be prepared fresh as a simple herbal decoction.

The herbal blend

Prepared with Chinese Salacia (Salacia chinensis), Black Plum (Jamun), Painted Uraria (Prishniparni), Salparni, Lark Daisy, Black Cumin, Gymnema, Fenugreek, Indian Kino Tree (Vijayasar), Gooseberry (Amla) and Turmeric.

Why you'll love it

• Traditional Ayurvedic blend: A combination of well-known herbs used in Ayurvedic wellness traditions.
• Powder formulation: A traditional proprietary herbal preparation in powder form.
• Easy preparation: Mix 5g of powder in water, boil, filter and consume as directed on the pack.
• Daily wellness routine: Designed to be included in a regular routine as directed.
• Quality focused: Prepared with selected ingredients using traditional Ayurvedic practices.

How to use

Mix 5g of powder in water and boil as directed on the pack. Filter and consume as instructed on the label, or as advised by an Ayurvedic practitioner.

Important information: Not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult a doctor or Ayurvedic practitioner before use if you are pregnant, nursing, on any medication, or have any medical condition. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

A few notes:

• The product name is the biggest risk. "DIABEXEL" clearly points to diabetes, and this herb list (Salacia, Gymnema, Jamun, Fenugreek, Vijayasar) is classically associated with it. In India, the Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act restricts advertising products for diabetes, and marketplaces tend to flag or block such listings. I avoided any mention of blood sugar or diabetes, and you may want to check whether the brand name itself will pass marketplace review.
• Safety line: I kept the "on any medication" caution. Several of these herbs are known to affect blood sugar, so anyone on medication should check with their doctor first. Please make sure your label carries a similar warning.
• Preparation: I didn't add the amount of water, boiling time or how many times a day to take it, since they weren't in your details. Paste the exact label directions and I'll add them.
• Licensing: Ingestible Ayurvedic products usually need an AYUSH manufacturing license number on the listing. Share it and I'll add a line.
• Ingredient names: Please check the common and botanical names against your label, especially Salparni, Painted Uraria and Lark Daisy, since common names vary and some are used for more than one plant.