Brahmi- vegan Capsules - 60 pieces

Dietary supplement - vegan product 

veg. capsules 60 pieces / 35.8g

Extract 

Quality seal "BDIH controlled heavy metal testing" 

Just one capsule a day 

Free from preservatives 

Brahmi capsules (Bacopa Monnieri/Small Stonecrop) 60 pieces / 35.8g Contains 10% bacosides Capsules made from vegetarian material. 

Dietary supplement 400 mg Brahmi extract and 60 mg bacosides per capsule

Free from additives such as yeast, sugar, gluten, coloring and flavorings. 

Suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Highly pure, laboratory-tested quality. Quality seal "BDIH controlled heavy metal testing"With us you can buy Brahmi in the best quality at a reasonable price. 

Recommended consumption: 

one capsule once a day. 

The recommended daily consumption amount must not be exceeded. Dietary supplements should not be used as a substitute for a balanced and varied diet and a healthy lifestyle. Store in a dry and cool place, do not expose to direct sunlight, do not store in the refrigerator. Store out of reach of children. 

Made in India by: 

Vasu Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., An Iso-9001 Company 

 The name Brahmi already gives an idea of ​​the importance that Ayurveda attaches to the small, moisture-loving plant. Brahmi is Sanskrit and is derived from Brahma, the creative force in the universe. The ending "i" refers to the female half of the god Brahma. In Indian mythology, Brahmi refers to the attainment of an expanded state of consciousness in the here and now. In Buddhism, it is called Jhana. In addition to Brahmi, there are other names for Bacopa monnieri in the ancient texts. Sureshta, which translates as "loved by the gods". Sarasvati, the name of the goddess of wisdom and learning and Medhya, which translates as "clever", "wise". The name Brahmi is not always clear. Both the Bacopa monnieri offered here and Centella asiatica, Gotu Kola, are referred to as Brahmi. Centella asiatica serves as a substitute for Bacopa monnieri due to its similar effects. Bacopa monnieri is often offered in the markets as "jal brahmi". This could be translated as "Brahmi grows by the water". The distinction is also not always clear in the old texts. Accordingly, it is debatable whether the two plants are interchangeable. But if you look more closely, major differences become apparent. Gotu Kola is sweet and heavy in quality. Bacopa monnieri is cold and bitter in quality. From an Ayurvedic perspective, both plants are used differently. Even though both plants are broadly similar in effect. Gotu kola is referred to as the weaker Brahmi. 

 GTIN: 8904023000301 

 Ingredients: 

Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri) extract 67%, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (capsule material) 

Filler: starch (potato), separating agent: talc 

400 mg Brahmi extract and 60 mg bacosides per capsule 

 Manufacturer: 

AHG Ayurveda Handels GmbH Neumann-Reichardt-Str. 27-33 D-22041 Hamburg