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Amway Nutrilite Indian Traditional Herbs – Best of Nature

May 2, 2018
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Amway Nutrilite Indian Traditional Herbs New Range – more Purer, Safer and Potent.

In my childhood days, whenever cold or flu caught up with me; Granny would direct Mom to prepare ‘Kadha’. A strong bitter concoction of traditional herbs and spices. Simple household names like Tulsi, Ginger, Cardamom, Cloves, Pepper pods, etc. I disliked the taste and smell of that black drink but had to gulp it under Mom’s supervising eyes. The time has changed but memories of Kadha are still intact. Today I prepare the same for my daughter who hates it exactly the way I used to. Popping a ‘Kadha‘ pill would have been a much easier option isn’t it?

Amway Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range Launch Event

Amway is the name we don’t need an introduction to. A brand that has been part of our lifestyle for twenty years, and has always fascinated us with its unique world-class products. My first introduction to Amway was through its multipurpose floor cleaners. In the late 90’s, Dad got a bottle of multi-purpose floor-cleaner from his friend. We kids were super excited to see an ‘Imported‘ feel-alike product at home. Little that I know it’s going to be part of life thereon.

Country’s leading direct-selling FMCG company – Amway. A direct-selling brand example in all my ‘Sales Management‘ lectures at college. Amway has come up with a new Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range recently. I was one among the list of Bloggers to witness the launch on 28th April 2018, at Ginger Hotel, Mumbai.

Nutrilite traditional herbs range is the best amalgamation of science and nature. The latest Nutrilite range of nutraceutical product supplements has the same age-old trusted herbs. Trust in traditional remedies with many physiological benefits.

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Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range from Amway

NutriliteTM extends its nutrition and wellness portfolio in the Indian subcontinent, with this latest launch. The goodness of nature and the best scientific techniques can create wonders. We all have witnessed this time and again. Amway Nutrilite traditional herbs are another example of this combination.

Indian traditional herbs are best known to cure ailments and boost immunity. Nature’s goodness along with new-age research gives us the best of both worlds. This comprehensive range of ‘nutraceutical product supplements‘ comes in 4 products. Nutrilite Tulsi, Nutrilite Brahmi, Nutrilite Ashwagandha. Nutrilite Amalaki, Vibhitaki, and Haritaki.

Expert speaker Dr. VK Joshi, Chairman, Ayurvedic Pharmacopeia Committee, Ministry of Ayush, GOI. Enlightened us with the various benefits of Indian traditional herbs and their advantages on our bodies.

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From left to right – Dr. VK Joshi, Mr. Ajay Khanna, Ms. Dipika

Mr. Ajay Khanna, Category Head – Nutrition and Wellness, Amway India. Mr. Khanna shared anecdotes of his 20-year-long journey with Amway. His views were quite relatable to the common person. Amway Nutrilite strives for ‘Seed to Supplement’. The manufacturing process focuses on bringing the best of ingredients through the standard processing system. The process highlights purity, safety, and potency standards.

Purity & Safety –

The purest form of herbs comes from certified, standardized farms. Nutrilite ensures growing, harvesting and processing processes maintain the highest purity standards. Amway Nutrilite uses only certified ingredients to follow the quality standards for safety, purity, and potency. Nutrilite products are extensively researched, tested, and formulated to help us attain optimal health. The research and development processes are quality-controlled.

Away Nutrilite manufactures and forms all products within the ambit of the Nutraceutical Regulations laid out by FSSAI.

DNA Fingerprinted Herbs – Also known as DNA profiling. The process involves the identification of a species by reading the genetic makeup by generating barcode-like patterns. It also helps in identifying better quality and free from any kind of contamination.

Potency – Non-GMO Range: Herbal supplements are prepared from the best and certified non-genetically Modified sources to prevent unknown health hazards. It also ensures absolute safety for consumption.

Active Ingredients – Mr. Khanna pointed to the state-of-the-art technology Amway Nutrilite’s Tamil Nadu plant uses to extract the right ingredients directly from the herb.

He further added, that one tablet of Nutrilite Tulsi has benefits equivalent to over 100 dried organic leaves of Tulsi.

The Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range

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Nutrilite Traditional Herbs range comprises 4 products (as mentioned above in the post). Priced at INR 649 (inclusive of all taxes) for a bottle of 60 tablets for each variant. The new range is compliant with The Food Safety and Standards Regulations, 2016. Issued by the Food Safety Standard Authority of India (FSSAI). Consumers themselves can check the quality standards by scanning QR Codes.

The QR code is printed on the outer packaging of the product. It explains the entire process of ‘Seed to Supplement‘ for that particular product. This establishes the confidence Amway has in its quality control and standardization.

Editor’s Note

With this latest launch Amway, again has proved its prowess in the Nutrition and Wellness segment. Nutrilite Traditional Herbs Range combines the best of science, nature, and Indian traditional wisdom. As all Bloggers meet are fun and engaging sessions so was this one. We get to meet wonderful bloggers from various genres, with the same passion – to write and share.

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Diabetes occurs when the blood glucose of your body, also called blood sugar, is too high. Blood glucose is also the main source of energy and comes from the food you eat. When you have diabetes, having too much glucose in your blood for an extended period can lead to severe issues, such as foot difficulties. In this article, we will discuss, Diabetic Foot Issues.

Dr. Ayush, the finest diabetologist in Ghaziabad, would like to explain many topics linked to foot ailments in this article.

What effects does Diabetes have on my Feet?

Diabetes can result in two issues that affect your feet:

1.     Diabetic neuropathy: You may not feel heat, cold, or discomfort in your legs and feet if your nerves are injured. “Sensory diabetic neuropathy” is the term for this loss of sensation. Diabetic neuropathy is a condition that occurs as a result of diabetes. As neuropathy prevents you from feeling a cut or sore on your foot, the wound may worsen and get infected. Because nerves to the muscles are injured, the muscles in your foot may not perform correctly. This may cause your foot to become misaligned and put too much weight on one portion of your foot.

2.     Peripheral vascular disease:  Diabetes also has an impact on blood flow. It takes longer for a sore or cut to heal if there isn’t enough blood flow. “Peripheral vascular disease” refers to poor blood flow in the arms and legs. You’re in danger of getting ulcers or gangrene if you have an infection that won’t cure due to insufficient blood flow (tissue death due to a lack of blood).

What are some of the Most Common Diabetic Foot Issues?

The foot problems listed below can affect anyone. However, these common foot problems can lead to infection and significant complications, such as amputation, in persons with diabetes.

1. Athlete’s foot:

The athlete’s foot is a fungus that causes itching, redness, and cracking, according to Dr. Ayush, a well-known diabetologist who treats his patients in Ghaziabad. Germs can enter your skin through cracks and create an infection. Athletes’ feet can be treated with medications that kill the fungus. These medications are available as tablets or lotions.

2. Calluses:

Calluses is another one of the most common diabetic foot issues, a callus is a hardening of the skin underneath the foot. The uneven distribution of weight causes calluses. Ill-fitting shoes or a skin condition can also cause calluses. Because calluses are common on foot, your doctor will determine whether or not your callus is giving you concerns. If you have a callus, take excellent care of it. Use a pumice stone to remove the built-up tissue after your bath or shower gently. In your shoes, use cushioned pads and insoles. Calluses can be softened with medication. DO NOT attempt to cut or remove the callus with a sharp object.

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3. Corns – Most common Diabetic Foot Issues:

A corn is a complex skin build-up near a toe’s bony area or between toes. Corns can develop due to pressure from shoes rubbing on your toes or causing friction between them. Make sure you take adequate care of them. Use a pumice stone to remove the built-up tissue after your bath or shower gently. To dissolve corns, do not use over-the-counter treatments. DO NOT use a sharp item to cut or remove the corn.

4. Blisters:

When your shoes rub the exact location on your foot, blisters can occur. Blisters can be caused by wearing shoes that don’t fit properly or wearing shoes without socks, which can become infected. It’s crucial not to “pop” blisters when treating them. The blister is protected from infection by the skin that covers it. To preserve the skin and prevent infection, apply an antibacterial lotion and clean, soft bandages.

5. Dry skin:

Dry skin can crack, allowing pathogens to enter the body. To keep your skin moisturized and supple, use moisturizing soaps and lotions. Inquire with your doctor about which ones to utilize.

6. Diabetic ulcers:

diabetic foot ulcers

A foot ulcer is a deep sore or a rupture in the skin. They have the potential to become contaminated. Foot ulcers can be caused by tiny scratches, slow-healing cuts, or the rubbing of poorly fitting shoes. It’s critical to address them as quickly as possible. Inquire with your doctor about the best way to treat your ulcer. According to Ghaziabad’s favorite diabetologist, up to 10% of diabetics will get foot ulcers.

7. Hammertoes:

A hammertoe is a bending of the toe due to a weaker muscle. The tendons in your toe shorten due to the weaker muscle, causing your toe to curl beneath your foot. Hammertoes can be passed down over generations. Overly short shoes can also cause them. Hammertoes can make walking difficult and create blisters, calluses, and ulcers. They can be treated with splints and corrected shoes. In severe circumstances, surgery to straighten your toes may be required.

8. Plantar warts:

Plantar warts resemble calluses on the ball or heel of the foot. In the middle, they may appear to have small pinholes or tiny black patches. Warts can grow alone or in clusters and are frequently unpleasant. A virus affects the outer layer of skin on the soles of the feet, causing plantar warts. Allow your doctor to determine whether you have a plantar wart or a callus. They can be removed in a variety of ways.

These are some of the most commonly known diabetic foot issues, consult your physician or the best diabetologist near you for the right guidance and treatment.

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How can I stop my hair loss postpartum? Rely on this article to know further. Hair loss is the persistent complaint found after a few days of delivery. Bringing a child into this world is not an easy task. Being pregnant is the most joyful moment in a parent’s life. Nothing can compete with the joy of becoming a mother. All pains and problems endured during the time of pregnancy fade away when you cradle your kid in your arms.

However, women also need to take proper care of their health. Most women don’t realize that excess fat and hair loss is a serious condition that is common after pregnancy. This article will guide you on how to reduce hair loss problems after pregnancy.

Hair loss postpartum can be the most common change in a mother’s post-pregnancy phase. There is no hidden fact that fast-growing thick and dense hair makes women happy.

How soon after childbirth does hair loss start?

After birth, hair loss takes time to start. Women may begin losing their hair 2-4 months after giving birth, once most of the other postpartum symptoms have subsided. The majority of women begin losing a lot of hair about four to five months after giving birth. The amount of hair loss varies from woman to woman.

Before let’s talk about the major causes of hair loss postpartum:

In cycles, our body hair grows (growing phase, the resting phase, and the shedding phase; repeat cycle). The estrogen hormone is essential for hair growth. Estrogen levels rise in pregnant women’s bodies, which encourages more hair follicles to enter the growing phase. As a result, your hair grows longer and thicker while you are pregnant.

During childbirth, estrogen levels return to those seen before becoming pregnant, which encourages the hair follicles to enter the resting period. During the resting period of hair growth, hair stops growing, and after roughly 100 days, the hair begins to fall out.

What are the ways to deal with hair loss problems after pregnancy?

There’s nothing much you can do to prevent postpartum hair loss. But it may be helpful to know how to deal with it. Several effective ways allow you to deal with hair loss after pregnancy. If we talk about postpartum hair loss then you can minimize the effect with the help of simple care.

Let’s talk about the ways in detail:

Avoid stress at all cost

Normally women get stressed when it is a matter of hair loss. It is crucial to avoid any case or consequences of stress. Most women during their postpartum phase are stressed which increases the risk of hair loss. Make sure to perform yoga, or relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, and meditation to reduce stress and anxiety. According to the research, it was found that stress is the major cause of hair loss. It becomes more important to reduce stress to encourage the growth of your hair. You can take help from your family members to help in managing your stress.

Consume a healthy diet to reduce hair loss postpartum

Now here comes the most important factor. Your diet also affects the growth and health of your hair. It is always recommended to intake a healthy balanced diet. A balanced diet will enhance your overall health and also improve postpartum ailments. Make sure to make a habit of consuming healthy foods that are rich in fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants in your diet.

Certain foods are suggested by experts to improve postpartum hair health. It includes dark leafy greens, sweet potatoes, carrots, eggs, and fish.

Skip doing the styling of your hair

If you prefer to give heat to your hair for styling purposes then you need to stop it now. Heating your hair with the help of a dryer or straightener can make your hair look thinner. Make sure to hold off on the fancy styling and also allow your hair to air dry till the thinning tapers out.

Avoid brushing your hair too hard as it can cause it to fall out in bigger lumps. Comb your hair gently and don’t brush your hair more than once a day.

Intake of essential vitamins to encourage growth

Vitamins play a major role in making your hair strong. It is crucial to not substitute vitamins in your diet when you are a new mother with a baby to take care of. However, if your diet is not balanced, they might be helpful as a supplement. Although individual vitamins have not been demonstrated to influence hair loss, they are crucial for overall health. Especially if you are breastfeeding, it is frequently advised to keep taking your prenatal vitamins after your baby is born.

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Add volume to your hair

It is preferable to use gentle, natural, organic, and lightweight cleansers for your hair. You can also use organic conditioners if you want to encourage the growth of your hair. This will help to provide volume. Mainly cleansers and conditions are designed to give volume to your hair. It contains ingredients that are effective for hair like keratin for fortification and baobab to provide hydration. Make sure to protect your hair strands and add more volume with the help of products that are committed to offering volume and texture. If you use dry shampoo then it can also boost volume and texture.

Ensure to Monitor the hair cycle

Your hair cycle is the major thing that needs your proper attention. Most hair changes are inevitable for several women. However, there is natural technology that can allow you to keep the hair cycle healthy. You can use professional activators that are topically applied serums. Topical activators are safe to use while nursing and naturally support a healthy hair cycle, whereas the coordinating volume-boosting and fortifying shampoos, conditioners, and hair masks have been created specifically to help with excessive hair fall and hair thinning.

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Keep your scalp clean

It is essential to wash your scalp regularly. This will help to remove any dirt from your hair. You can also use conditioner to avoid the risk of breakage. It is also important to avoid any pulling and tying of hair. Make sure to refrain from keeping hair ties for a long time. 

Follow a good hair care regimen

After the delivery of a child, hair is more prone to loss, fall, or breakage. This is the reason why changing your hair products Accordingly works better. Make sure to change your hair care products or regimen as per the requirement of hair into a postpartum hair care process fortified with biotin and deep moisturizing formula.

Conclusion

Stress increases when hair loss occurs. This tension multiplies if the situation does not improve with a good diet and exercise. You can visit a doctor and get assistance if you experience hair loss even a year after giving birth.

Hair loss after delivery is common after childbirth and goes away as hormone levels stabilize. Thus, don’t let that ruin your enjoyment of your new baby’s delight.

Disclaimer

The content is not for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

Copyright

©Dipika Singh. This article is the property of the site’s author. Any unauthorized use or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Dipika Singh (Gleefulblogger). With the right and specific direction to the original content.

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