The pomegranate (Punica granatum) is native to the Middle East and Asia. It is also called fruit of paradise. On the one hand, this may be due to its valuable ingredients such as B vitamins, vitamin C and minerals such as potassium, calcium, iron and phosphorus. In addition, numerous polyphenols, for example a high proportion of the polyphenol ellagic acid, are hidden under the hard skin of the pomegranate in the gelatinous pulp and seeds. On the other hand, the pomegranate was already described in Greek mythology and in the Bible as a symbol of beauty and long life, as well as a symbol of power.  Pomegranate extract capsules from Unimedica are manufactured in Germany under strictly controlled conditions. Vegan and free from additives Vegan capsule shell made of pure vegetable cellulose (HPMC), free of carrageenan and PEG. Pomegranate extract capsules by Unimedica are, according to legal requirements, free from additives such as colorants, stabilizers, preservatives, release agents such as magnesium stearate as well as GMO-free, lactose-free, gluten-free and vegan. 120 capsules = 72 g Ingredients: Pomegranate extract (of which 40% ellagic acid)¹, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (capsule shell of vegetable origin). ¹ from a non-EU country Manufacturer: Narayana Verlag GmbH, Blumenplatz 2, D-79400 Kandern Deutschland, E-Mail info@narayana-verlag.de

100% natural ingredients. Delicious for the whole family. Traditional recipe. 450 g clear glass. We recommend trying this symphony of all 6 flavours. Ayurvedic tradition and pleasure - Rasayana is considered a rejuvenator in Ayurveda. Use as a spread or suck from a spoon. Made with sharkara and honey - traditional Chyavanprash herbal recipe. Note for allergy sufferers: Contains milk product (ghee). First references to Chyavanprash date back to 3000 years before our era. According to the ancient scriptures of the Vedas "Charaka Samhita", the first and oldest Ayurvedic treatise, Chyavanprash can be consumed daily. Eaten daily, Chyavanprash aids digestion, cleanses the lungs and helps to create a balanced and stress-free state of mind, which slowly but steadily builds up the body's defences. The Charaka Samhita describes it as follows: "the administration of a Rasayana provides long life, good memory, health, youthfulness, lustre, complexion, excellent voice, strength of body and senses. Manufaturer: Ayurveda Rhyner KG, Dorfzeile 6, AT-2134 Waltersdorf 28, info@ayurveda-rhyner.com

If you are looking for happiness, there is a simple recipe: joy. Because joy automatically attracts happiness. It's so easy to create joy when you focus on the beautiful things in life and develop an eye for the wonders that surround us every day. If we manage to cultivate joy, we are sure to make the coming year 2025 the best and happiest year of our lives so far.The joy mug is not only a brilliant reminder of what really matters in life. It is also a tool that can help us to create joy in every moment. If you fill the mug with your favourite drink and imagine that every sip of this beverage will take you giant steps towards more joy, then this mug will perhaps become the most important happiness utensil of the new year.Manufacturer: Sita Ayurveda GmbH, Parsevalstrasse 30, 53757 Sankt Augustin, Germany  

Application: The balanced mixture of leaves and spices gives this curry a fresh note. It goes well with fine vegetables, fish or chicken curry. Contents: Turmeric*, lemongrass*, coriander*, mustard seeds*, paprika*, chili*, cumin*, ajowain*, cubeb pepper*, galangal*, beetroot*, curry leaves*, methi leaves*. *from controlled organic cultivation Product details: Product features: Properties: Gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian Manufacturer Miraherba Lindestraße 40 71634 Ludwigsburg Certification DE-ÖKO-037 / DE-BIO-037-88339-B Contents 100 g

Vata reducingwith Shatavari and AshwagandhaOrange oil scent Vata reducing wellness massage oil. The NIMI PREMIUM wellness oils are high-quality massage oils based on Ayurvedic tradition, but taking modern wellness requirements into account. They are extremely beneficial and have a very pleasant smell. According to Ayurveda (the science of healthy living) they balance VATA dosha. Ideal for self and partner massage!  Including: sesame oil, almond oil, milk, Shatavari, Ashwaghanda and orange oil scent.  For external use only. Origin: India  Ingredients: Sesamum Indicum Seed Oil, Lac, Prunus Amygdalus Seed Oil, Sida Cordifolia Leaves, Ricinus Communis Root, Asparagus Racemosus Root, Withania Somnifera Root, Citrus Aurantium Dulcis Oil, D-Limonene*, Linalool*, Citral*,*Component of natural essential oils  EAN: 4260145872443 Manufacturer: Vaipani Herbal C 97, MIDC Industrial Zone Central Road, Wadi Nagpur 440 028, ´ Maharashtra State, India ccch@vaipani.com

✔ Fruit preparation made from amla, honey and long pepper ✔ Invigorating and nourishing. ✔ With the quality seal "BDIH controlled heavy metal testing" ✔ Rasayana with 10.6% amla How to use Amalaki Rasayana: It is best to stir 1-2 teaspoons of Amalaki Rasayana into a little warm milk in the morning and drink it. You can also use it like jam - as a spread on bread or as an addition to yoghurt, muesli, etc. What is Amalaki Rasayana? The name Amalaki comes from Sanskrit. It describes the fruit of the Amla tree and means: "The fruit in which the deity of prosperity is embodied." The fruits are considered to be the embodiment of Amrita, the immortality drink of the gods. In the ancient Indian Vedas, Amrita is listed as a life-prolonging elixir. It is no wonder that Amla Rasayana is the most important Rasayana alongside Chayvanprash. Amalaki is also the most important ingredient in Chyavanprash. You will hardly find anyone in India who has not eaten Amalaki before. For many Indians, it forms the basis of a healthy diet. Amalaki contains all five flavors. However, the dominant flavor is a sour, astringent, sweet taste. The pepper in our Amalaki Rasayana creates a slightly spicy note that not only rounds off the taste perfectly. In India, people like to eat Amla on an empty stomach. Usually in the form of a delicious chutney. Usually before the actual meal. Dried Amla is usually served after the meal. The Nimi Amalaki Rasayana tastes very good on its own. But it is also a delicious spread. It can be an alternative to jam.  Ingredients: Emblica officinalis (Amla / Amalaki) 10.6%, cane sugar, Piper longum (Pippali), ghee, honey.  Nutritional values: Nutritional values ​​per 100 g Calorie value kj 1606 kJ Calorie value kcal 381 kcal Fat 9.7 g of which saturated fatty acids 6.9 g Carbohydrates 70 g of which sugar 66 g Dietary fiber 3.1 g Protein 2 g Salt  0.01 g  Product features: Properties: Plastic-free, vegan, vegetarian Manufacturer: AHG Ayurveda Handels GmbH, Schrötteringksweg 3, 22085 Hamburg, info@ayurvedahandel.eu Country of origin: India  EAN: 4260145874720

Nourishing ✔ Skin ointment with Amla (Emblica officinalis) and Neem ✔ Paraben-free Ayurvedic skin care ointment. Preventive and nourishing for various skin problems. Based on ghee (dehydrated butter - butyrum), amla oil, beeswax, neem and many other ingredients. This outstanding premium product is produced by VAIPANI, the Ayurvedic skin specialist! The name Amrut Jeevan makes most Hindus believe it is a panacea. Because it does not stand for a specific product, but for a property. So it is not surprising that in North India you can also find anti-aging products, rasayanas and chyavanprash under the name Amrut Jeevan. Literally translated, Amrut Jeevan means honeydew of life. That sounds quite unspectacular to us Europeans. But anyone who is familiar with Hinduism can appreciate the meaning. Amrut is derived from Amrita, a divine nectar that plays a crucial role in Hindu mythology. Without it, God Rama would have lost the battle against the demon king Ravana. Amrut traditionally stands for an elixir of life. Against this background, it is not surprising that only products that are traditionally believed to have miraculous effects are called Amrut Jeevan. If you look at the ingredients of the Amrut Jeevan care ointment, you can easily understand why this name was chosen for this Ayurvedic skin cream. Ghee, amla, beeswax, turmeric and many other natural fruits and roots. The recipe sounds like a series of the best skin care products found in nature. The main ingredient, clarified butter (ghee), is known in almost every household in India and plays an outstanding role in Indian culture. It is said to have a nourishing and moisturizing effect on the skin. Younger women use ghee as a lip balm and, for a youthful glow, as a nutrient-rich, wrinkle-reducing face cream. Along with ghee, Amrut Jeevan mainly contains amla. In India, the older generation considers amla to be a jewel of nature. Indian grandmothers can't stop raving about the effect of amla on the skin. If you believe them, amla slows down the aging process, reduces age spots and protects the skin from external influences. In northern India, my wife picked up a few recipes as an insider tip that keep the skin young and beautiful. A face pack made of amla powder, honey and yoghurt was the simplest recipe. The neem contained in Amrut Jeevan is traditionally known primarily for its skin-protecting properties. Beeswax is not only known in India for its skin-care properties. The nourishing effect of beeswax was already known in ancient Egypt. Today, beeswax is often an ingredient in high-quality moisturizers and skin care gels. Beeswax forms a natural protective film on the skin that preserves the skin's moisture and protects it from external influences. Beeswax is particularly good for dry skin. In addition to these ingredients, Amrut Jeevan contains many other natural ingredients that are known for their skin-protecting and skin-nourishing effects. An outstanding care cream that has its name for a reason. But where there is light, there is also shadow. The consistency of the cream takes some getting used to for some people. The ghee makes Amrut Jeevan a very greasy, nourishing cream. The skin care cream should be left on the skin for a longer period of time in order to fully develop its nourishing effect. It is therefore often applied overnight. The high ghee content can mean that bed linen that comes into contact with the care cream takes on a slight smell of ghee after a while. It is therefore recommended to cover areas of skin that have been creamed with a cotton cloth overnight.  Application:  After cleansing, rub gently into the affected area of ​​skin. Leave on overnight, but for at least two hours. For persistent problems, apply and cover with cotton cloth and use twice daily. For external use only.  Ingredients: Aqua, Butyrum, Cera Alba Emblica Officinalis Fruit, Acorus Calamus Root, Alstonia Scholaris Bark, Azadirachta Indica Leaves, Berberis Aristata Bark, Cissampelos Pareira Root, Cocculus Hirsutus Leaves, Glycyrrhiza Glabra Root, Picrorhiza Kurroa rhizomes, Terminalia Bellirica Fruit, Terminalia Chebula Fruit, Cryptolepis Buchanani Root, Curcuma longa rhizomes, Ficus Religiosa Bark, Rosa Damascena Flower Oil, Citral,* Citronellol*, D-Limonene*, eugenol*, geraniol* *Constituent of natural essential oils  Manufacturer: Vaipani Herbal C 97, MIDC Industrial Zone Central Road, Wadi Nagpur 440 028, ' Maharashtra State, India ccch@vaipani.com  EAN :    8906004571114

Amla Premium Shampoo by Nimi Vegan product makes hair silky soft ✔ for normal to dry hair ✔ paraben-free Amla is known as a fruit with an extremely high natural vitamin C content. In traditional Ayurveda, Amla is considered an effective rejuvenating and restorative agent. It is said to have a toning effect on the hair. Amla shampoo is rich in natural ingredients such as Amla, Shikakai and soap nuts. It is suitable for normal to dry hair and makes hair silky soft. pH value: 5.45 Natural cosmetics by Nimi/Vaipani! When it comes to hair, Indian women were famous centuries ago for their strong, long, shiny hair. The secret of their beauty lay in the traditional Ayurvedic texts. Here they found the herbs, fruits and roots from which they made their shampoos and hair oils. One of these traditional miracle cures is Amla. Amla shampoo is said to have magical powers in Ayurveda. It is said to have a positive effect on the scalp, growth, the strength of the hair and reduce hair loss. It also moisturizes the hair and thus counteracts split ends. In India, some women swear that Amla shampoo protects their hair from environmental influences such as smoke, bad air and also various modern, damaging hair styling products such as bleach or chemical hair dyes. Even if this appreciation seems exaggerated, there is a lot to be said for using Amla shampoo. Because our Amla shampoo does not only contain Amla. It also contains other herbs that Ayurveda attributes a significant effect on beautiful hair. The most important plant is Bhringaraj. But also Shikakai, which is said to have given Indian grandmothers thick, full hair even in old age. There are still many Indian women today who were recommended Shikakai by their grandmother and rejected it because it was so old-fashioned. Today they are remembering these old natural remedies and are bringing about a revival. Because Shikakai is a fantastic natural product for cleaning hair. It cleanses the hair and makes it soft and shiny. When used regularly, Shikakai is said to help with dandruff, soothe the scalp and prevent it from drying out. Because Shikakai does not remove essential oils from the scalp. In India, I also saw how Shikakai was used as an excellent shampoo to get rid of hair lice. Well, you probably don't have any, but I found the versatile effect impressive and wanted to share this knowledge with you here. And even if you think these traditional effects are completely exaggerated, I can recommend our Amla shampoo. Because it is a natural product that does not contain the many chemical additives that can damage the scalp and hair in the long term.  Application: Shake before use. Gently massage some Amla shampoo into wet hair and then rinse. Ingredients: Aqua, Decyl Glucoside, Acacia Concinna Fruit Extract, Sapindus Trifolatius Fruit Extract, Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Phyilantus Emblica Fruit Extract, Coco glucosides, Glyceryl Oleate, Sodium Lactate, Benzoic acid, Eclipta Erecta Extract, Xanthan gum, Benzyl Alcohol, Lavandula Angustifolia Oil, Sodium benzoate, Tocopherol Acetate, Potassium Sorbates, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Coumarin*, geraniol* ,D-Limonene*, Linalool* *Constituent of natural essential oils  Manufacturer: Vaipani Herbal C 97, MIDC Industrial Zone Central Road, Wadi Nagpur 440 028, ' Maharashtra State, India ccch@vaipani.com EAN:  8906004571107