Healthy Life India

Dashmool a unique Ayurvedic formulation made from the roots of ten powerful medicinal plants. The word “Dashmool” literally translates to “ten roots” (Dash = ten, Mool = root)

Brahmi’s relevance has only grown. Knowing about Brahmi means rediscovering a herb that not only connects us to ancient wisdom

Bael (Aegle marmelos): The Sacred Fruit with Healing Power Introduction Imagine walking through an Indian village in summer, and you spot a tall tree with thorny branches, dense leaves, and green, round fruits that look like small gourds. That is the Bael tree (Aegle marmelos), a sacred and medicinal plant revered for centuries. Native to

Ashwagandha is not just a plant, but a holistic health ally. This is why learning about Ashwagandha is more important than ever

Arjuna trees (Terminalia arjuna), guardians of health that Ayurveda has revered for thousands of years. Belonging to the Combretaceae family

Anantmool (Hemidesmus indicus), a plant that has quietly served as a healer for centuries. Known by various names such as Indian Sarsaparilla and Nannari

Agnimantha (Premna serratifolia), an ancient medicinal plant deeply woven into Ayurveda. Classified under the Dashamoola (the “Ten Roots” used in Ayurvedic formulations), Agnimantha has long been prized for its healing properties.