Sri Sri Tattva is also conducting studies in collaboration with Bangalore Medical College & Research Institute on asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic COVID-19 confirmed patients
Bengaluru based Sri Sri Tattva, India’s leading health & wellness and FMCG brand offers a range of herbal immunity boosters based on the ancient science of Ayurveda. At a time when keeping one’s immunity strong is of utmost importance, the world is turning towards the ancient science of Ayurveda to give ways to build up one’s immunity. The ancient texts detail the benefits of certain herbs which greatly helps in building immunity and maintaining overall health. Through in depth research and development over the years, effective combinations of these herbs have been formulated to constitute an immunity boosting range of Ayurveda products.
The brand offers this range that consists of products like:
Amruth – Also, known as Giloy or Guduchi has become the most sought after herb for building immunity.
Turmeric Plus – A combination of Turmeric & Pepper which increases the bioavailability of Curcumin – the beneficial component of Turmeric, by multifold.
Kabasura Kudineer – An ancient Siddha formulation which has been used for treating respiratory disorders.
Tulasi Arka – Pure water extracts of certified organic Tulasi, which has been used since ages to keep diseases at bay.
Shakti Drops – A proprietary formula with pure extracts of 8 certified Organic Herbs which has proven to be very potent for boosting immunity and maintaining overall wellness.
The range is available online on its website www.srisritattva.com and it’s mobile application for iOS and Android. The products are also available in Ayurveda and general stores across the country.
Sri Sri Tattva is also conducting studies in collaboration with Bangalore Medical College & Research Institute on asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic COVID-19 confirmed patients to measure the effectiveness of these herbal supplements in helping with early recovery of the patients. The trial has also been registered with the CTRI.