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Myrtle is an evergreen shrub that has a glossy aromatic foliage with white flowers and purple-black berries. It’s been used for long time in Ayurveda, for helping with marriage fidelity, protection, and love.  From the same plant family as Tea Tree and Eucalyptus, the plants are known for supporting respiratory health and promoting healthy veins and circulation of the lower GI tract.

Apamarga, also known as “Devil’s Horsewhip,” is a plant in which both the plant and seeds are rich in and certain constituents such as tannins, saponins, and flavonoids that help maintain overall health.

Bitter Melon is a vegetable, packed with nutrients and vitamins (vitamin A and vitamin C) which help protect the body against certain diseases. Bitter Melon is widely used in Ayurveda as it is good for the skin due to its blood purification activity which keeps the skin glowing naturally. Drinking Bitter Melon juice on an empty stomach provides protection against skin diseases and prevents cell damage due to its antioxidant property. It also helps enhance appetite and improve digestion. Regular consumption of Bitter Melon juice also helps manage the blood glucose levels by increasing insulin secretion.

Changeri is found in Ayurveda and is used for the treating diarrhea and haemorrhoids. It grows best in Spring or Fall in warmer climates, but its flowers and fruits will be present year-round. There are two species of Changeri: Small Changeri and Large Changeri. There is no clear origin. It has many weedy characteristics, being readily self-pollinated, producing copious seeds in a short time, and being capable of growing rapidly in open places.