Anantamul is a root extract of the Asian shrub, Hemidesmus indicus. Anantamul is a traditional Ayrvedic remedy which has been used as a blood purifier, diuretic and as an herb to treat infections, chronic rheumatism as well as diseases of skin and urinary tract. The active constituents of anantamul include coumarins, the chief component of which is p-methoxy salicylic aldehyde, two sterols and a pregnane glycoside. Experimental data indicate that anantamul possesses strong antimicrobial and antifungal activity as well as antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities.

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An antimicrobial Indian herb designed mainly for women who are prone to vaginal and bladder infections. This product takes 3-4 days before you begin to feel the effects. If you have an acute flare up, you should see your doctor.

Neem is an extract of leaves and bark of an Asian tree, Azadirachta indica, and is considered one of the principal remedies in Ayurvedic medicine. Traditionally, neem is used to treat parasites, bacterial, fungal, viral infections, and various skin diseases. In addition, neem is used as an herbal contraceptive, sedative and as a remedy to treat diabetes and cancer. The known active constituents of neem extract include nimbin, azadirachtin, nimbidiol, quercetin and nimbidin, among others. Experimental data indicate that neem components inhibit poliovirus and herpes viruses, possesses bactericidal activity toward gram positive and gram negative bacteria, fungi and parasites. It also stimulates TH1-dependent immune responses, inhibits growth of cancer cells, stimulates utilization of glucose, and inhibits growth of new blood vessels (neoangiogenes).

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Black Walnut Hulls come from the immature fruit of the Black Walnut Tree (Juglans nigra). References to the use of Black Walnut Hulls dates back to the Ancient Greeks and Romans, and they have been used by many cultures throughout history as an herbal tonic. The Black Walnut Tree is indigenous to the Middle East, but is currently grown in the U.S., Canada and Europe as well.

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