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The Key for a Normal and Healthy Life is: |
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Blood Chemistry Homeostasis |
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Our seasoned
team of Ayurvedic Doctors has combined experience of over 100 years in
counseling and helping both men and women to successfully: |
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Maintain Healthy Blood Sugar Levels. |
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Heal Stress-Related Damage. |
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Normalize Lipid Profiles. |
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Achieve Hormonal Equilibrium. |
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Strengthen Internal Organs. |
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Improve Long-Term Health. |
After conducting extensive joint laboratory research and testing, our team
has developed the most potent herbal formula possible for addressing blood
chemistry irregularities in a safe and natural manner.
Besides the proprietary process for producing
AyurGold capsules, the scientific principles
involved have been thoroughly tested and proven over 5,000 years! For
centuries, in the tradition of the ancient Vedas, Indian
royalty used various Ayurvedic herbs mixed with milk, honey, and other
nutrients to diminish the impact of "digestive fire" that leads to a
tendency towards blood sugar imbalances.
AyurGold is the safest and most effective means
for you to maintain optimal blood chemistry and prevent onset of diseases like
diabetes.
What's in AyurGold and how does it work?
Unless
stated otherwise, the information presented below has been compiled from
translations of ancient Ayurvedic texts:
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1)
Dhanvantari Nighantu (5th century) |
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2) Madanpal
Nighantu (14th century) |
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3) Raj
Nighantu (15th century) |
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4) Keyadeva
Nighantu (16th century) |
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5)
Bhavaprakash Nighantu (16th century) |
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6)
Rajavallabh Nighantu (1703) |
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7) Nighantu
Sangraha (1758) |
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8)
Nighantu-Ratnakar (1867) |
AyurGold contains the 15 most potent blood
rejuvenating herbal concentrates available in
Ayurvedic Science
and backed by
clinical studies. When formulated in the correct amounts and
blended by our proprietary process,
279 natural phytonutrients exert
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synergistic activities on your body to improve glucose metabolism by stimulating
endocrinal activity through the activation of key enzymes and glucose transport. The destructive effect of stomach acids on active herbal
ingredients has prevented the introduction of this ancient wisdom in
capsule form for centuries. The team at India Herbs has solved this
problem by developing a potentiating formula in conjunction with natural
absorption catalysts and bioenhancing capsule coating to prevent premature
degradation of key constituents.
AyurGold nourishes and stimulates your
endocrinal system to relieve the debilitating effects of high glucose levels
in the bloodstream. This is done by stimulating the endocrine cells
found in the pancreas. The pancreas contains the Islets of Langerhans,
a group of endocrine cells that are responsible for the production of
insulin. The herbs in AyurGold increase the utilization of glucose,
improve glucose metabolism, and inhibit glucose output from the liver.
AyurGold incites the Islets of Langerhans to generate key
enzymes responsible for regulating blood sugar in the body. It
reverses abnormal lipid profiles seen in people with high blood sugar,
thereby further normalizing glucose metabolism and controlling blood sugar
conditions. Together with herbs that help increase blood circulation,
AyurGold works to enhance the production of key molecules that rejuvenate
you and restore
total balance to your body.
Simply
take one AyurGold capsule two times per day to
maintain and intensify these effects on your body over time.
AyurGold is a safe, proprietary selection of
special herbs renowned for their blood chemistry regulating properties. Concentrated
Extracts of these herbs have been blended in a powerfully effective
combination to increase assimilation and effective potency of each
ingredient while eliminating unwanted side-effects. Gathered from
throughout India, they include:
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Karavellaka -
Momordica Charantia (Bitter Melon)

Karavellaka has been traditionally used to maintain blood sugar levels within normal limits
by promoting
utilization of glucose. It contains gurmarin, a polypeptide considered
to be similar to bovine insulin. In recent experimental
studies, gurmarin exhibited a positive sugar regulating effect by
suppressing the neural response to sweet taste stimuli. Karavellaka is
also a natural source of Vitamin C. Its other principal constituents are lectins, charantin and
momordicine. Lectins have shown significant
anti-lipolytic and lipogenic action; they breakdown fat cells thus improving
lipid profiles.
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Haritaki -
Terminalia Chebula (Chebulic Myrobalan)

Haritaki has been widely used in Ayurveda for lowering blood sugar
levels. In recent short-term and long-term studies, Haritaki's
principal constituents (chebulagic,
chebulinic acid, and corilagin) have all proven to possess glucose reduction
activity through enhanced secretion of
enzymes from the
ß-cells of the Islets of Langerhans and other pancreatic mechanisms.
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Meshashiringi - Gymnema Sylvestre
(Gymnema)

Invitro studies of Meshashiringi have proven its glycolytic action and ability to reduce the strength of glucose
solutions. The active constituents of this herb are gymnema saponins (I
to IV) and gymnemic acids which increase key enzyme production by
rejuvenating the pancreas beta cells. Meshashiringi also helps
neutralize the taste of
sugar, which effectively suppresses the craving for sweets. It has
been used in Ayurveda for several centuries to regulate sugar metabolism.
Meshashiringi's Sanskrit name literally means 'sugar destroyer'.
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Jambu - Syzygium Cumini (Jambolan)

In recent studies, the active constituents of Jambu have shown to reduce the
blood sugar levels. They also possess anti-inflammatory,
anti-arthritic, and anti-pyretic properties. Jambu contains
alkaloids (jambosines and jambolins or antimellin) which reduce
the conversion of starch into sugar. Jambu also
regenerates key enzyme producing cells in the pancreatic duct wall by
stimulating the development of beta positive cells from the pancreatic
duct epithelial cells.
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Bilva
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Aegle Marmelos
(Bael Tree)

Besides being a sacred tree to the Hindus, Bilva is one of the more
prominent herbs in Ayurveda. The principal active constituents in Bilva
have been identified as aegelin, a neutral alkaloid, rutacine, g-sitosterol,
mucilage, and marmelosin, which when combined together, possess
sugar-reducing capabilities. This herb also reduces inflammation and
exhibits antiviral properties.
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Krishna Jiraka - Nigella Sativa (Nigella)

Krishna Jiraka contains a carvone called d-limonene, and a carbonyl compound called nigellone. It also contains nourishing amino acids
(cysteine,
lysine, valine and leucine) which exhibit antibacterial,
insecticidal, bronchi dilatory, hypotensive, and immuno-stimulant activities.
This herb also contains saponins which help control cholesterol levels.
Ayurveda Research has shown that Krishna Jiraka exerts significant
hypoglycemic effects on high blood sugar
patients.
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Sitafali Patra - Annona Squamosa (Sweetsop)

Extract obtained from leaves of Sitafali is useful in maintaining healthy
blood sugar. It enhances key enzyme levels from pancreatic islets,
increases the utilization of glucose in muscle, and inhibits the glucose
output from the liver. It also reverses abnormal lipid profile as seen
in people with high blood sugar.
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Amalaki
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Phyllanthus Emblica (Amla)

Amalaki contains
cytokine-like substances identified as zeatin, zeatin riboside, and zeatin
nucleotide. It has antibacterial, cardiotonic, antioxidative,
antiviral, and resistance-building properties that help prevent infection.
This fruit is one of the richest natural sources of vitamin C, containing up
to 720 mg of vitamin C per 100 g of fresh pulp and 921 mg per 100 cc of
pressed juice. This is approximately 20 times the vitamin C content of
an orange. Vitamin C is an antioxidant and acts as a substrate for ascorbate peroxidase which is an enzyme that detoxifies peroxides to reduce
oxidative damage to biomolecules and cells. Vitamin C is essential for
life and for maintaining optimal health against colds and many other
diseases. It is required to synthesize carnitine, which is important
in the transfer of energy to the mitochondria which serve as cellular
power-plants.
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Gokshura
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Tribulus
Terrestris
(Tribulus)

Gokshura is a
herb used for its medicinal effects around the world. Gokshura
stimulates the production of the Luteinizing Hormone (LH). This herb
also has a stimulating effect on the liver by helping to convert cholesterol
and fats into hormones and energy. It has successfully reduced blood sugar levels and may be a viable
option in reducing glucotoxicity impact on blood vessels and nervous system in diabetic
subjects. It is a natural nutritional
supplement and has been used for centuries in Ayurveda to rejuvenate the urinary tract, kidneys, and reproductive organs. It
promotes the healthy flow of urine and is useful in treating "burning
in the urinary tract", painful or scanty urination, and gout.
Gokshura also
has a beneficial effect on the prostate gland.
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Haridra -
Curcuma Longa (Turmeric)

Haridra's rhizomes contain curcuminoids, curcumin, and other natural antioxidants
that possess anti-inflammatory properties. Haridra as a potent 7:1
ratio extract stimulates pancreas islet cells, regulates abnormal metabolic process, and enhances the
secretion of key enzymes; thereby helping to control blood sugar levels.
In Ayurveda, Haridra is also used to some extent as a stomach tonic and blood
purifier.
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Tulasi
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Ocimum Tenuiflorum
(Holy Basil)

Besides volatile oil, Tulasi contains alkaloids, glycosides, saponins,
and tannins. The leaves contain ascorbic acid and carotene.
Tulasi lowers blood sugar level and improves glucose tolerance and
potentiates the action of exogenously injected enzymes. Tulasi extracts have
also displayed anti-inflammatory activity. The effect
of ursolic acid, a triterpene from the leaves, reduces histamine release, by
elevating the number of mast cells in the body. Mast cells are best
known for their role in allergy and wound healing and defense against
pathogens. The constituents from the leaves have anti-pyretic
activity. Anti-pyretics prevent or reduce fever.
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Daruharidra
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Berberis
Aristata (Indian Barberry)

The key constituents
in this herb are berberine, berbamine, aromoline, karachine, palmatine,
oxyacanthine, and oxyberberine. Daruhidra has been proven to reduce blood
sugar levels and glycosylated hemoglobin levels significantly. This herb
reduces oxidative stress, regulates carbohydrate metabolism, improves blood circulation, lowers cholesterol, and increases immune response.
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Guduchi
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Tinospora Cordifolia
(Indian Tinospora)

The principal
constituents in Guduchi are tinosporine, tinosporide, and tinosporaside which
exhibit antiperiodic, antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, and
antipyretic properties. In clinical studies, this herb decreased the
influx of glucose into the metabolic pathway leading to an increased NADPH/NADP
ratio (indicating reduction in free radical damage and improved cellular
respiration). The activity of SDH (sorbitol dehydrogenase), which catalyzes the
conversion of sorbitol to fructose, the simplest sugar, is also lowered
significantly. Guduchi is also used in Ayurveda as an immuno-modulator for
treating jaundice, hepatic fibrosis, peritonitis, and sepsis.
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Vijaysaar
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Catharanthus Roseus
(Madagascar Periwinkle)

Vijaysaar contains useful alkaloids
(catharanthine, leurosine sulphate,
lochnerine, tetrahydroalstonine, vindoline, and vindolinine) that induce a
significant reduction of blood sugar in the body. Vijaysaar also contains reserpine
and serpentine which have a
tranquilizing effect on the body.
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Nimba
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Azadirachta Indica
(Neem)

The extract of Nimba contains the principal constituents nimbin, nimbinin,
and nimbidin which possess significant blood sugar, blood pressure, and
heart rate
lowering effects. Extracts of Nimba also have anti-bacterial
and anti-viral properties. Various parts of the plant are also reported to possess astringent, tonic,
and
anti-periodic properties.
These
ingredients comprise a Proprietary Blend that goes to work directly on the
human endocrinal system with positive impact on hormonal levels and blood
chemistry normalization.
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