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natureveda · 3 years ago

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5 Top Ayurvedic Third Party Manufacturing Companies in India

A third-party manufacturer is the one who has a manufacturing unit and manufactures the things for smaller businesses or for those who don't have a manufacturing unit. The third-party ayurvedic manufacturer in fact is supposed to have great knowledge, precision, and an eye for detail. The ayurvedic medicines which will be prepared in their units should be prepared in a hygienic place and the mixing of the herbs should be the exact proportion has a small detail makes a big difference.

There are many herbal third-party manufacturing companies in India. Here are a few top third-party ayurvedic manufacturing companies based on various factors like ISO, GMP, and Halal certification. some claim to use 100% ayurvedic components. Following are a few top leading third party ayurvedic manufacturers in India.

1. SWASTIK AYURVEDA

The company offers various healthcare and wellness products, they make all-natural products and have a happy customer base. They are certified by GMP, and WHO and follow Ayush guidelines. reviews by the customers are also decent. They make their own products as well as offer third party business too. They call themselves the best and the top third-party ayurvedic manufacturer in India.

2. NATUREVEDA LIFE SCIENCES (best Ayurvedic Third Party Manufacturing Company)

Natureveda Life Sciences is the leading manufacturer of research-based ayurvedic pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, nutraceutical and herbal supplements that are highly demanded by our clients for their effective results and excellence. Their flawless Herbal range products for Herbal third party service include:

Personal care products

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Classical Range

It is a well-known third-party ayurvedic manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of herbal products. The company is ISO, GMP and halal certified. They offer affordable prices and good services (as the reviews say). They are also Ayush and FDA certified which makes them earn more points. They let you design your own customized label with a barcode and if not they have a dedicated team for it too. All the information is clearly mentioned on their website with clear image representations. They seem quite clear and organized in what is supposed to be done.

Contact them- H-18, Diwan Estate, Dwarka Mor, Bhagwati Garden, New Delhi-110059

3. WILSON DRUGS

Wilson drugs work for a wide range of herbal products like oils, body care, hair care, capsules, and injections. They have a separate team for the manufacturing business and a network for the distribution. The website shows good reviews too. They are focused on organic and natural products.

4. VEE REMEDIES

A company based in Punjab has their manufacturing unit in zirakpur, has their specialization in Veterinary, Ophthalmic, Ayurvedic, General product like Syrups, Ointments, flavoring Eye Drops and diacetylmorphine, Ear Drops, Ayurvedic/Herbal Medicines, flavoring Juices, Dietary Supplements, Cosmetics, and Veterinary vary. They dedicatedly work upon the GMP norms and shopper reviews are average.

5. NAVAYUR HERBALS

The company makes various products in ayurvedic PCD like capsules, syrups, medicines, juices, oils, and churna. They are certified by ISO. Consumer reviews are also average. They believe in following the tradition and culture while doing work which you can see in the range of products they offer. They believe in the ability and strength of natural ingredients to heal, cure and prevent issues related to human well-being.

These are a few companies that are established as well as growing at a faster pace, third party manufacturing can be risky and requires a lot of trust. The above-mentioned companies manufacture their own products as well as they do it for others too and they have a quick contact and responsive team. you may visit their website and know more about their services.

Other third-party manufacturing companies are also there in the market like Indian herbo pharma, Arlak ayurveda, medlock healthcare, Gnova, Biosync pharma, and abiba Pharmacia. They offer similar services in manufacturing healthcare, wellness, herbal and ayurvedic products. Many small businesses prefer to go for these manufacturing units for their customized products. You can visit their website to know what suits you better.

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pharmadrugsindia · 3 years ago

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Pharma Manufacturer in Haryana | Medifame Biotech | Panchkula

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Medifame Biotech is one of the leading Pharma Manufacturer in Haryana budding pharma manufacture and trading company offering a wide range of leading molecules for management of medical conditions in the field of major areas.

Established in last 3 years at Panchkula (Haryana, India), we “Medifame Biotech” are engaged in Pharma third-party manufacturer, trader and an excellent quality range of Pharmaceutical Tablets, Pharma Capsules, Pharma Injections, Syrups, etc.

Medifame Biotech a Sole proprietorship firm of Pharma Manufacturer and we source products from the reliable market vendors which can be availed from its attributes. We “Medifame Biotech” are manufacturer and service provider of a quality-approved range of Pharma Medicines. We are highly appreciated by clients for offering excellent pharma quality products.

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We work specially in Pharma Manufacturer in Haryana. In Pharma Manufacturing, we order orders for tablets, capsules, injections, syrups, eye ear drops, sachets, herbal, and food products. Our Product makes according to ISO 9001: 2000 and GMP WHO standard. The product we manufactured is true in all Govt standards, and it is also repeated by the customer again.

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Expert: Let me preface what I am about to say by stating that I have the utmost esteem for mainstream medicine’s skill in emergency situations — the do or die surgeries, the dispensing of powerful life-saving drugs necessary in that setting are second to none; and its mastery of cosmetic surgery in cases of deformities and the advances made in prosthetics are nothing less than spectacular. These are what make mainstream medicine great. I would also like to add that I am not an expert of any kind. I hold no degrees or certifications, and neither do I represent, belong to, or work for any party, organization or corporation. I speak for myself, a sixty-two year old woman, and from my experiences with, and extensive research of, a topic I find fascinating, intriguing and bothersome — mainstream medicine and how the belief in its infallibility harms us in so many ways. The pompous certainty of mainstream medicine’s powerful proponents — be they multi-billion dollar pharmaceutical companies, medical associations, disease-specific charities, government agencies, Madison Avenue selling the diseases and the pills, TV or magazines, the news media parroting its cash cow’s every claim — combined have most people, hook, line and sinker, believing in the impeccable record of mainstream medicine. No questions asked. Here, I would like to throw out some alarming statistics — ones that can be easily found in a variety of journals from Forbes to JAMA to CounterPunch, etc. The estimated annual mortality rate for adverse drug reactions to “correctly” prescribed drugs is the 5th leading cause of death in the U.S.1 Over the counter (OTC) cold medications are among the top twenty substances causing death in children.2 Used according to direction, NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs) are responsible for more than 20,000 deaths every year.3 There are over 400,000 deaths each year from drug and medical errors and tens of thousands more deaths from unnecessary procedures.4 Add those together and mainstream medicine is the third leading cause of death in the U.S. So, why is it that most people trust, without question, the omnipotence of mainstream medicine in the same way religious zealots believe in their chosen religion or atheists in theirs? When well over 200,000 people die in the U.S. each year from prescription drug use alone — not abuse, but use; when we spend more, per capita than any other nation on earth and yet our health indices and life expectancy are near the bottom of all other developed nations5 why is there no sense of outrage (except for price gouging!) or, at the very least, a sense that something is not right, that something is terribly wrong? Yet, as has happened many times, should a doctor, a scientist, a researcher or a curious layperson question conventional medical creed the herald is quickly battered down with jeers of derision, and swiftly “discredited” and shunned by the medical community. The media then parrots what they are told and soon everyone is asking, “How dare they question science? Haven’t they heard of collateral damage? Every war (and they are constantly reminding us of the war we are fighting against diseases) has collateral damage”. Yet when a few people die from dirty spinach, improper use of some herbal product, or a handful of people (some even vaccinated) catch the measles (and live to tell about it!) panic overruns the media. Does anyone remember or know of the ad campaigns telling us that “nine out of ten doctors smoke Camel cigarettes” or that DDT pesticide spray is “good for you!”? We may laugh now but what about the more recent debacles such as HRT (hormone replacement therapy), Vioxx, swine flu vaccines and GMOs — all of which received the seal of approval from industry scientists, government agencies and all were pushed by Madison Ave. — just like the cigarettes given to my father for heart disease and the DDT sprayed on everything in sight, including children. The number of TV commercials for drugs, medical clinics, hospitals, and doctor-related reality TV shows is mind blowing. It is a constant barrage of “a pill for every ill” and “don’t forget to ask your doctor about it”, while people with vapid eyes move in slow motion through white rooms or a meadow filmed through gauze, while a voice, soft and soothing, tells you of the pill’s benefits and then the same voice, just as soft but at breakneck speed, spews a partial list of possible side effects and a series of unwanted symptoms, some of which sound, and are (such as death) worse than the “disease” itself. And interspersed between the ad for an over-the-counter (OTC) medication that had not long ago been given “by prescription only” and another ad for the new six story billion dollar specialty clinic are yet more commercials inviting us to join in what has become a celebration of you fill in the blank disease. There’s a “walk” or a “run”, even a paddle! for this disease and a different colored “ribbon” for that disease. It is almost as if having a disease has become the new “in” thing — fashionable, admirable, heroic even. Are we being groomed to embrace our diseases, while at the same time being told to give, give, give to find a “cure”? According to Dr. Robert Sharpe, author of The Cruel Deception, a book about animal testing in medical research,” . . . in our culture treating disease is enormously profitable, preventing it is not.” We have been told we are living longer but the sad fact is that the trend has reversed and now for the first time in decades life expectancy has dropped in the U.S.6 Even more alarming is that, along with adults, the number of children with chronic diseases has risen sharply. Think about it. How many of us make it past seventy (hell, even sixty!) without some major medical catastrophe (or two) requiring surgery and/or special apparatuses to help us do what used to come naturally and/or prescribed no less than three or four drugs? And how many “new” (iatrogenic) diseases do we then acquire from taking those drugs or undergoing those procedures that require even more drugs and/or more procedures? And just what is conventional medicine’s track record for curing disease — any disease — not palliation or suppression or masking (all of which suppress and weaken the immune system) — but curing? Forty years ago I knew one woman with breast cancer while today I know dozens, all of who underwent tortuous procedures, surgeries and drugging, and yes, some of them died. And why is it that when people die after making use of conventional medicine — surgery, chemotherapy, drugs, etc. — there are no cries of foul against their choice of healthcare? Instead they are hailed as heroes who fought a courageous battle, but when someone dies after trying an alternative medicine the cries against their choice are nothing less than vitriolic, as if no one ever dies using mainstream medicine, when in actuality many thousands die each year from mishaps alone, never mind the many hundreds of thousands who die from the diseases that have remained rampant — heart disease, cancer and diabetes, etc.7 Despite unprecedented technical and scientific advances, mainstream medicine’s only answer to disease is to destroy—with toxic substances, ingested or injected, with life-threatening procedures and with the removal of diseased (and often times healthy) body parts. Kill germs, fight cancer, destroy cells, kick (name a disease)’s ass, crush, terminate, rub out, blast; never build up, heal, cure. Are we, as a society, even capable of imagining alternatives to mainstream medicine? I once told an MD I knew that a friend’s kidney stone passed with relative ease after drinking a herbal tea prescribed by an Acupuncturist. “If there was something out there that can do that,” he told me, “we would know about it”. Not with that attitude! When contemplating all that led up to the economic debacle of 2008, I would venture to guess that most people would be leery now (if they weren’t already!) of any advise given by the banking industry and Wall Street concerning, let’s say, home loans. And the same wariness would prevail when listening to the oil or coal industries’ take on environmental issues, or the weapons makers’ spin on whether to go to war or sell arms, or the pesticide- producing conglomerates on the safety of their products. The conflict of interest in each case should be obvious because when one considers that the very ones who profit by limiting the field of allowable research, who selectively choose among research papers to discredit alternative theories or boost their own are the very ones who control the message, it becomes obvious that we are seeing conflict of interest on a massive scale. And, what of the research done by pharmaceutical companies that tell us a certain drug, or procedure, or vaccine is safe and effective? Does it make you comfortable to know that President Obama’s pick for FDA (Food and Drug Administration) Commissioner, Robert Califf, had received research funds from twenty-five drug companies while director of Duke University clinical research department where a major research fraud scandal had erupted under his watch8 or that Julie Gerderding, former head of the CDC (Center for Disease Control) concealed and then destroyed evidence of a link between the MMR vaccine and autism in African-American boys9, and yet congress refuses to subpoena her and the whistleblower from the CDC and the media never mentions it, and that this same Julie Gerderding left the CDC to become the president of Merck’s vaccine division and then executive VP of Merck, the sole manufacturer of the MMR vaccine? These examples are just two of many that are not only about a colossal conflict of interest but also about a dangerous threat to true scientific discovery affecting millions of lives. So, why is it that pharmaceutical companies (which, by the way, have more lobbyists than there are members of congress and the senate combined) and which have a woeful track record when it comes to conflict of interest in medical research, drug research and alternative medicine viability research, are given a pass, a green light, a pat on the back of confidence and, besides, are vehemently defended and vociferously cheered on? What marketing magic do they spin that makes people overlook their complicity in fraudulent research, their over-the-top demonizing of opposing viewpoints, and above all their abhorrent safety record? Why can’t we question the effectiveness, the safety or the necessity of some vaccines without being rudely shouted down? I wonder if those who shout the, “Shut up! They are safe!” mantra have ever taken the time to study the long history of infectious disease and the history of vaccine use? Do they know there are no long-term studies on the effects of vaccines, or that vaccinated people are not necessarily protected from the diseases they are vaccinated against, or that the pharmaceutical companies and the government agencies refuse to do a vaccinated vs. unvaccinated population study as to their overall health indices, that vaccines, unlike other drugs are not tested against a placebo but against another vaccine, or that childhood infectious diseases had been on a downward trend for many years (measles deaths had declined by almost 100 percent!) well before vaccines were introduced as had many of the other infectious diseases — running their course, improving as our sanitary conditions and treatment of the illness improved? So, why not let them continue to decline until they naturally disappear? Why introduce crude disease substances and a mixture of lethal chemicals (of which no one knows or bothers to test their long-term effects) into our bodies in an attempt to eradicate diseases that seemed to be doing a fine job of doing just that naturally? Could there be a connection between the plethora of “new” or increasing diseases and the crude drugs (including vaccines) we have been putting into our bodies for decades now? If we stop to think about it does it make sense to inject ourselves with hazardous material we know nothing about to prevent diseases like the measles, mumps and the flu and others that are now so simple to treat? But we are told, ad nauseam, to, “Shut up and just get your shots! All your questions have already been answered!” However, when you look behind the scenes of medical research and find the pharmaceutical companies paying the bills, writing the reports and working closely with government agencies, research colleges, medical journals and the media to get their message out, it should raise a red flag. What is the great harm brought about by this absolutism of the proponents of mainstream medicine? There are many but two are outstanding. One is that freedom of choice in one’s healthcare decisions can and will be taken away — it has begun already and is picking up momentum. I do not use conventional medicine except in some emergency situations, but that doesn’t mean I wouldn’t fight for the right of others to choose to use it exclusively if they believe it to be their best or only option. Being comfortable with one’s healthcare choice is, I firmly believe, of utmost importance. Yet if it were up to many people I should not be allowed to choose the kind of healthcare I want for my family and me. And secondly, that same vitriolic certainty and insular thinking is truly harmful to the very essence of scientific inquiry. Great discoveries could be ignored simply because of a refusal to look beyond what we are told is scientifically acceptable today, the realm of inquiry having been limited by the greed of those in power and their manipulation of the masses by way of the fear factor. * To Err is Human: Building a Safer Healthcare System: Institute of Medicine, Committee on Quality of Health Care in America, 2000. * 2009 annual report of the American Association of Poison Control Centers’ National Poison Data System (27th report). * Healing the NSAID Nation, E. Goldman, 2012. * Leah Binder, Stunning News on Preventable Deaths in Hospitals, September 23, 2013; see also: Gary Null, PhD; Carolyn Dean MD, ND; Martin Feldman, MD; Debora Rasio, MD; and Dorothy Smith, PhD. Death by Medicine, Integral Options Cafe, January 12, 2010. * Numbeo. Health Care Index for Country 2016. * Public Health, Life Expectany in the U.S. drops for First Time in Decades, Report Finds, Health News from NPR, December 8, 2016. * The Marshall Protocol Knowledge Base, Autoimmunity Research Foundation. * Martha Rosenberg, Obama’s Latest FDA Nominee: No Hidden Big Pharma Links, They are all in Plain Sight, Counterpunch, November 19, 2015. * Sharyl Attkisson, CDC Scientist: “We scheduled Meeting to Destroy Vaccine Autism Study Documents“, March 23, 2016. http://clubof.info/

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easyweight101 · 7 years ago

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Phyto B Review (UPDATED 2017): Don’t Buy Before You Read This!

What is it?

Phyto B is a supportive supplement designed for use during menopause. Phyto B is intended to be used as a means to treat hot flashes, night sweats, irritability, fatigue and more.

Phyto B contains a blend of herbal ingredients, many with estrogenic effects and may help balance out hormone levels inside the body. This product works best when taken daily and claims to boost both estrogen and progesterone in aging women.

We have closely looked at several types of menopause products, from creams to supplements and even magnets. Over and over, we find that Femmetrinol most effectively helps women take on menopause symptoms so they can go about their lives free of night sweats, hot flashes and more. Learn more about the effective herbal formula used to make Femmetrinol.

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Phyto B Ingredients and Side Effects

The ingredients behind Phyto B aren’t entirely clear to us. We found this list on a website, but there were reports of additional progesterone included in the formula. Here’s a look at what may be the formulation behind Phyto B:

Avena Sativa Black Cohosh Dioscorea Extract Soybean Extract Alfalfa Plant-Based Estrogen Barbasco Extract Licorice Wild Black Cherry Hawthorn

Avena Sativa: Better known as oats, avena sativa may be useful in fighting fatigue and joint pain, stress and anxiety.

Black Cohosh: A plant whose root is used for its estrogen-like properties, black cohosh is thought to help users with menopause deal with the range of symptoms that emerge during that phase in life.

Wild Black Cherry: Wild cherries are a great source of antioxidants and may help reduce inflammation, improve heart health and osteoarthritis and promote weight loss.

Plant-Based Estrogen: An ingredient in the formula—plant-based estrogens can be found in all kinds of plants like soy, whole grains, seeds and a variety of herbs. Plant-based estrogens, or phytoestrogens are used to treat menopause symptoms and other hormone-related conditions.

Users who have hormone-sensitive conditions like breast cancer, fibroids, endometriosis and more may want to avoid taking phytoestrogens as they may worsen symptoms.

Barbasco Extract: Also known as wild yam, this ingredient is often used as a natural alternative to synthetic hormone replacement therapy, which may produce some unwanted side effects.

Wild yam is used to treat menopause symptoms like hot flashes and mood swings and is used as the primary active ingredient in several different progesterone creams.

Dioscorea Extract: Another form of wild yam, dioscorea extract has similar benefits to barbasco extract listed above.

Soybean Extract: Soy contains isoflavones, which are substances that are converted into estrogen when ingested. Soy is used to treat breast pain and prevent breast cancer, treat PMS and menopause.

Licorice Root: An herb used to help boost digestion, flavor foods and decrease pain and swelling in the body, licorice may have some slight estrogenic effects when ingested.

Hawthorn Berry: Hawthorn is used to treat heart diseases, high blood pressure, stomach pain and anxiety. It may have a relaxing effect on the body.

Alfalfa: An herb from the pea family, alfalfa is used to treat kidney, bladder and prostate problems, and may help treat and prevent arthritis and osteoporosis.

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EDITOR’S TIP: Combine this supplement with a proven menopause pill such as Femmetrinol for better results.

Phyto B Quality of Ingredients

Phyto B was discontinued for the contents of this product, namely that it is no longer legal to add hormones to over-the-counter products meant to be taken orally.

It’s interesting, as all ingredients in Phyto B are plant-based, though they fail to disclose on the label where, exactly the plant-based estrogens are sourced from. Additionally, Phyto B claims to contain progesterone, but also doesn’t mention where this is sourced from.

Aside from any concern about the hormones present in the mix, this supplement does seem like it was effective. It contains two types of wild yam and black cohosh, ingredients often used as a hormone substitute.

But, the FDA deemed Phyto B dangerous for women taking this without the watchful eye of a doctor. While inconvenient for some loyal users, we also believe it’s a good idea to check with a doctor before adding any hormones to your regimen — whether or not they are plant-based.

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The Price and Quality of Phyto B

Phyto B is no longer available for sale, having been discontinued a few years back. Phyto B came in pellet form, and while this version is no longer available, the maker of this product, Bezwecken sells a couple different Phyto B formulas in that come in drop form.

The alternative formulas will cost users between $30 and $40 for a 10mL container. Bezwecken does not sell these directly, but they are available on a number of online platforms from Jet and Amazon to smaller stores like Forrest Health and Pure Body Solutions.

There’s a chance that some third-party seller may be offering this product for sale, despite it no longer being available. Should you find any Phyto B pellets for sale, we’d strongly advise against purchasing them. They are likely expired and may be rendered useless or less effective.

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Business of Phyto B

Phyto B is made by a natural products company known as Bezwecken, who specialize in making creams and supplements that focus on women’s health and hormone balance. Their contact details are listed as follows:

Phone: 503.682.7500

Address: 29200 SW Town Center Loop E. Wilsonville, OR 97070

This product has been discontinued, but was manufactured by the company, Bezwecken who makes a few products that Phyto B fans may be able to use as a substitute—a new Phyto B called Phyto B-L 4X, an oil supplement as well as a hormone replacement cream known as Ostaderm.

Bezwecken makes a number of naturopathic solutions that target a variety of women’s health concerns like menstruation, menopause, fertility and more.

We looked into why this product was discontinued, and it turn out the FDA had this item pulled from stores, as it is no longer legal to sell oral progesterone pills (or in this case, pellets) over-the-counter without a prescription.

Creams, are acceptable according to the agency, but many women find them to be less effective than their oral counterparts.

Customer Opinions of Phyto B

Despite being discontinued, Phyto B has a rather large following and quite a few documented experiences online. Here’s a look at what some previous customers had to say about this product:

“My main problems are hair loss and horrible insomnia, and unfortunately, Phyto B has not been effective at all. Not sure what I should be taking instead, but this is truly the worst.”

“Helps so much with hot flashes and night sweats — still getting some flashes here and there, but I’s classify them more as “warm flashes.” It is a little expensive, but I think these pellets are worth it.”

“Phyto B is both gentle and effective, with no side effects, at least as far as I can tell. I’ve been taking this for years and every time I run out, the hot flashes come back. I definitely recommend this product.”

“Bought Phyto B as it is consistently five star rated on many review sites. Only been using this for a few weeks, but already I’m experiencing more energy and getting a better sleep. Glad I finally found this.”

Based on the reviews we found for Phyto B, it’s a little surprising that this particular formula was discontinued. It had better reviews than many of the products available on the market today.

In most cases, those most pleased with the results they got from taking this product were women whose main concern were hot flashes. The woman who was dealing with hair loss, as well as those who were having trouble with moods didn’t experience as positive an experience with this product.

Take a closer look at the progesterone creams that work best — reviews rank their top selections here.

Conclusion – Does Phyto B Work?

Phyto B is no longer available, so regardless of the reviews or the formula, we can’t recommend this product as users will be unable to purchase a supplement that has not yet expired.

Phyto B had a pretty large following, but it likely was so effective due to the presence of more hormones than the FDA thought safe for an over-the-counter product. These days, Phyto B has been reimagined as a topical oil and the ingredient profile is much smaller.

We don’t get the impression that Bezwecken was knowingly giving consumers something that may be harmful, and we did not see any reports of an adverse reaction that came about from using this product.

The customers once devoted to Phyto B have not found the creams to be an effective alternate solution. Users may want to look at other herbal supplements, rather than something topical for best results.

After checking out the formulas of various menopause products, we’ve learned that, we have found Femmetrinol’s unique herbal blend works best to help women fight symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats and emotional highs and lows.

Femmetrinol is made using high quality ingredients and is clinically tested to make sure that consumers get a potent product that safely addresses their concerns. Click this link for the full Femmetrinol story.

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Best Ayurvedic Company in India | Pharma Company in Panchkula

Vedyanam is a supplier of information about significant herbal and Ayurvedic healthcare products. We work efficiently to provide trusted customers with high-quality goods at fair prices within the allotted time frame. Our products are highly regarded in international markets. We are looking forward to doing our best research on international business. As a Contract Manufacturing Services supplier, we enjoy a favorable reputation. In order to align our manufacturing quality with the image and notoriety of Legend National Companies in the field of Contract Manufacturing Services, we adhere to Hi-Tech Global International Standards. Formulas by Vedyanam Vedyanam offers a diverse selection of pharmaceutical products to third-party pharmaceutical manufacturers. Our skilled workforce produces highly effective medicines in accordance with international standards. Tablets, ointments, injections, eye drops, syrups, dry syrups, etc. During the granulation of the medicines, each needs some kind of film coating. Pediatric Drops, Delicate gel, Dental Reach, Cleaning Powder, and so forth. are also produced through regular product testing during the formulation process. The company also produces ODT technology products.

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sricureherbs · 2 years ago

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10 Best Bitter Melon Supplements – Ranked & Reviewed for 2017

Last Updated: Monday, May 1, 2017

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Bitter Melon Supplements Guide

Bitter melon is a plant used as a food source in India and some other parts of Asia. It also grows in the tropical regions of Africa, the Caribbean, and South America. The scientific name of the plant is Momordica charantia.

The plant grows a fruit that resembles a dimpled cucumber ranging in color from white to pale green to yellow-orange when ripe and has a very sour/bitter taste that has been described as “chalky.” In addition to a food source, bitter melon has also been used as a traditional folk medicine, particularly for the treatment of high blood sugar.

The common names of the bitter melon plant include:

African cucumber

Balsam apple

Balsam pear

Bitter apple

Bitter cucumber

Bitter gourd

Bitter squash

Carilla gourd

Karavella

Sushavi

Vegetable insulin

Wild cucumber

Even though it is called by many other botanical names, the bitter melon is actually a member of the squash family.

What is a Bitter Melon Supplement?

In folk medicine, bitter melon supplements have been used as a treatment for conditions that have included the following:

Colitis

Constipation

Diabetes

Fever

Gastric ulcers

Gastrointestinal upset

Intestinal worms

Kidney stones

Liver disease

Psoriasis

Bitter melon supplements have also been used to induce menstruation. Topical uses of extracts from the bitter melon plant have been used for healing wounds, deep skin infections, and abscesses. Many of these uses are not supported by any scientific evidence.

Benefits of Bitter Melon

A chemical in bitter melon supplements acts in a similar way to insulin in the body, helping reduce blood sugar. The enzyme, called AMPK (adenosine monophosphate-activated protein kinase), transports glucose (sugar) from the bloodstream into the cells. Some studies have shown that taking bitter melon supplements can gradually reduce blood sugar over time, although other studies contradict this finding. Users of bitter melon supplements may have to wait for up to two weeks before they begin to notice a reduction in their blood sugar levels.

Bitter melon supplements may help some individuals reduce their blood triglyceride levels. This theory is based on anecdotal evidence plus the effect of AMPK on blood sugar; further testing in this area is needed.

In test tube conditions, bitter melon supplements have been shown to kill some cancer cells (including breast cancer cells) and slow the growth of some viruses, including HIV. However, much more research is needed, and it is still unknown whether the results seen in test tubes are able to transfer to results inside the human body. Animal and human studies have not been done yet. Still, some researchers hope to investigate whether bitter melon supplements might some day be used for cancer prevention.

A general benefit of supplements containing bitter melon extracts is that the plants contain antioxidants. These chemicals benefit the body by reducing cellular damage caused by environmental toxins. Antioxidants are thought to play a role in cancer prevention and the prevention of heart and other cardiovascular disease.

Are There any Side Effects?

Taking bitter melon supplements for a duration of three months or less is generally considered to be safe for most people. Possible side effects include cramping, diarrhea, headaches, stomach ulcers, and upset stomach. More serious, though rare, side effects of consuming bitter melon include irregular heartbeat, decreased fertility, drooling, and muscle weakness.

Many medications for diabetes control are known to have interactions with bitter melon supplements. Other medications that may have interactions with bitter melon supplements include corticosteroids and medications for fertility.

Individuals who have diabetes and who are susceptible to low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) may not want to try bitter melon supplements, since the supplements could cause one’s blood sugar to drop to a dangerously low level. Those experiencing the symptoms of hypoglycemia should consult a health care provider right away. Symptoms of hypoglycemia include:

Blurred vision

Constant hunger

Dizziness

Fatigue

Headache

Shakiness

Diabetic people who take bitter melon supplements to help control their blood sugar for an extended period of time may be at increased risk for liver damage. These individuals should consult with a health care provider before starting a bitter melon supplement regimen. Long-term use of bitter melon supplements has been correlated with elevated liver enzymes, which in turn can lead to atherosclerosis (“hardening of the arteries”). Those who have a history of liver disease, including cirrhosis, hepatitis, or HIV/AIDS, should not use bitter melon supplements.

Bitter melon supplements should not be used within two weeks of any scheduled surgery, since the supplements are thought to have the potential to interfere with blood sugar control. Those who take bitter melon supplements should discontinue taking the supplements two weeks prior to surgery.

Individuals who have glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase [G6PD, an enzyme responsible for helping red blood cells maintain their shape] deficiency should not take bitter melon supplements. Bitter melon supplements can trigger favism in people with G6PD deficiency, causing symptoms that include anemia, back pain, convulsions, dark urine, fever, headache, stomach pain, yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes (jaundice), and sometimes coma.

“Favism” is named after fava beans, which can trigger the same reaction and contain a chemical that is also found in the bitter melon plant. This condition is more common in males than in females and most often seen in men of African, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, and Southeast Asian descent.

People who are pregnant should not take bitter melon supplements or any product that contains bitter melon plant. The plant has been known to induce miscarriage in pregnant animals. It has been known to cause uterine contractions and uterine bleeding in human beings.

Not enough studies have been done to show that bitter melon supplements are safe for people who are breast feeding or for infants who may consume the supplement through the caregiver’s milk. Children should not take bitter melon supplements, which could potentially be toxic to them.

How to Take Bitter Melon Supplements

Users can take bitter melon supplements in several ways, including eating the fruit or drinking a juice made from the fruit. The juice is associated with stomach upset and diarrhea in some drinkers. Fruits from the bitter melon plant may be cooked before being eaten; in Chinese cooking, it is often added as an ingredient to soups.

Extracts from the plant can be made into capsules, tablets, tinctures, and powders. Researchers have also investigated an injectable bitter melon extract, although this method should only be used by qualified health care providers and should not be attempted by untrained individuals at home or serious injury could result.

The plant can also be made into a tea, which consumers may be able to find at Asian food grocery stores. Unlike the fresh fruit, the tea is said to have a pleasant taste. Some consumers prefer the tea to the capsules because of cost. The usual dosage from bitter melon tea is one cup of tea with breakfast and one cup with dinner, but these recommendations may vary by manufacturer. People with diabetes who wish to try bitter melon tea for controlling their blood sugar levels should consult with their health care providers before trying the tea; dosages may vary by individual.

What to Look for in a Good Bitter Melon Supplement

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not established a safe amount of bitter melon supplement to take per day, since the agency does not test dietary supplements. Bitter melon supplements may vary greatly in concentration of active ingredients from manufacturer to manufacturer.

One way for consumer to help ensure that they are purchasing safe, consistent supplements from a reliable manufacturer is to look for a seal of approval from a respected third party agency. ConsumerLabs.com, NSF International, and U.S. Pharmacopeia (USP) are three organizations whose seal of approval help assure consumers they are buying a quality product.

Sources http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-795-BITTER+MELON.aspx?activeIngredientId=795&activeIngredientName=BITTER+MELON&source=2 http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-and-supplements/bitter-melon http://www.consumerreports.org/vitamins-supplements/what-usp-verified-and-other-supplement-seals-mean/ https://www.diabetesselfmanagement.com/blog/bitter-melon-diabetes/ http://www.livestrong.com/article/557516-the-benefit-of-drinking-bitter-gourd-tea/

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