Durva grass, also known as Bermuda grass or Cynodon dactylon, is considered one of the most sacred grasses in Hinduism.

The Charaka Samhita also called the compendium of Charaka, is a comprehensive Sanskrit text on ancient Indian medicines composed by rishi Charaka.

In Ayurveda, Virechana Karma is a therapy that indicates bodily purification.

Kesharaj, locally known as Bhringraj, is an ancient Ayurvedic herb, which means the “Ruler of the hair.”

In Indian mythology, the Neem tree has high esteem because of its unique miracles.

Nowadays, people often suffer from various commonplace diseases due to unhealthy lifestyles and eating habits.

Karkidaka Kanji is a traditional Malayali dish that is highly popular in Kerala, India.

Cultivated throughout India, and other nearby countries, Indian Gooseberry or Amla (in Hindi) has gained the name of “Superfood” from the ancient period.

For almost 1,000 years, Triphala has been a magical herb in the index of Ayurveda.

Incense has a spiritual significance on top of medicinal benefits in many religions across the globe.