SANAA ZESTY TERMINALIA Chebula Retz

SANAA ZESTY TERMINALIA Chebula Retz

4.0 ounces
$70.00
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SANAA ZESTY TERMINALIA Chebula Retz

SANAA ZESTY TERMINALIA Chebula Retz

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SANAA ZESTY Terminalia Chebula, also known as haritaki or black chebulic myrobalan, is a whole Ayurvedic herb traditionally used to support digestive health and overall wellness. This raw herb is rich in tannins, amino acids, fatty acids and vitamin C, making it a valued addition to herbal wellness routines.

Key Features

  • Rich in tannins, 18 amino acids, 12 fatty acids and vitamin C
  • Contains minerals including selenium, potassium, manganese, iron and copper
  • Dry, warm, slightly sweet, bitter and astringent herb
  • Traditionally used in Ayurveda for digestive and respiratory support

Who Is It For

This herb suits those interested in traditional Ayurvedic wellness practices and natural herbal supplements for digestive support.

Product Details

Brand SANAA ZESTY
Form Whole Herb
Size 25 Ounce

Frequently asked questions

What is Terminalia Chebula?

Terminalia Chebula, also called haritaki or harad, is a traditional Ayurvedic herb found throughout South East Asia, including India, Sri Lanka, Bhutan and Nepal. It is known as black chebulic myrobalan and is a species of Terminalia.

What nutrients does this herb contain?

This herb is rich in hydrolysable tannins, 18 amino acids, 12 fatty acids, vitamin C, and minerals including selenium, potassium, manganese, iron and copper. It also contains small amounts of fructose, succinic acid, polyphenols, phosphoric and shikimic acids.

Who should not use this product?

This herb is not recommended for pregnant women as it is not safe during pregnancy. It may also reduce breast milk production, so it is not suitable for lactating mothers.

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