Herbs Seeds

Due to its particular smell, babul seeds are not palatable as such to animals. But it is consumed by animals when mixed with more palatable conventional feeds. Babul seeds and babul pods chuni can be used up to 15% level in the concentrate mixture of lactating cows. These can be included at 39% level in the concentrate mixture of crossbred calves (Punj, 1988). Babul seed chuni can be used up  to  30, 45 and 15% level in  the ration of growing  calves, adult bullocks and lactating cows, respectively (Talpada et al., 2002). Patel et al. (1982) found that incorporation of processed babul seeds at 15, 30 and 45% level in ration of kankrej bullocks resulted in lower CP digestibility and lower retention of nitrogen, calcium and phosphorus as compared to control. In scarcity period, babul pods and babul pods chuni can be used for feeding of animals to save the livestock. Babul pods must be ground before feeding to cattle, otherwise the seeds pass undigested with faeces.

We are offering Datura Seeds, Datura Stramonium. Our range of datura seeds are usually planted annually from the seed produced in the spiny pods, but with care, plants can be overwintered. Most species are suited to being planted outside or in containers. As a rule, they need warm, sunny places and soil that will keep their roots dry. When grown outdoors in good locations, the plants tend to reseed themselves and may become invasive. In containers, they should have porous, aerated potting soil with adequate drainage. The plants are susceptible to fungi in the root area, so organic enrichers such as compost and manure should be avoided.

Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) is a powerful herb known for its liver cleansing, immunity boosting and blood sugar control benefits. Owing to its endless benefits, it forms a part of complementary medicine since over 2000 years especially in the European countries. Due to its strong ability to cure and prevent a large number of liver problems and other diseases with minimal side effects, it is often termed as the ‘liver herb’. The herb is named after the milky substance extracted from its leaves upon being crushed. Milk thistle is also called as ‘दुग्ध रोम’ in Hindi

Milk Thistle Benefits & Uses

A. Treatment of Liver problems: Milk Thistle seeds are used since ages for helping maintain the liver health and protect it from the harmful effects of toxins including alcohol, harmful drugs, pollutants and other diseases. The most common liver problems for which it is recommended most often include

1. Alcoholic Liver cirrhosis

2. Fatty liver or non-alcoholic fatty liver

3. Hepatic Fibrosis or Fibrosis of liver

4. Liver Cirrhosis

5. Jaundice

6. Conditions where it is necessary to use medicines or drugs that are toxic to the liver

7. Regular Alcohol abuse

8. Liver toxicity caused due to use of steroids

9. Acute Viral Hepatitis. It also helps the body fight against infections during low immunity levels

10. Chronic Active Hepatitis

How Milk Thistle Helps in Liver Problems and Cause Liver Detox?

Silymarin is a bioflavinoid complex present in milk thistle which prevents various toxic substances from entering the liver cells hindering their absorption, delaying the damage and destruction of its cells. As a result, the injury to liver is minimized and recovery process of these cells is fastened. Milk thistle is also known to be a storehouse of the powerful protein ‘Glutathione’ which contains three extremely essential amino acids in our body. Glutathione present in silymarin renders its immune boosting, hepatoprotective and cancer preventing prowess.

Mucuna pruriens protects the brain by keeping cognitive and neural functions in check, even encouraging neural activity • The seeds of the plant have been found to posses anti-depressant properties, on consumption • Ayurvedic product, safe - no side effects • Stress Buster And Energy Enhancer • Increase testosterone level • Anti-aging and reduce wrinkles • Should be taken under medical supervision.