Tamarind Extract, 2 oz.

This extract was added with the intention of offering a remedy for intoxication, but it was soon learned that the fruit has countless additional benefits. Tamarind is originally from Africa but is grown throughout the Caribbean and Asia as well as on some Pacific Islands. The bulk of imports come from the Antilles.

Tamarind is used mainly to improve digestion but the mechanism whereby it achieves this power seems to imply that tamarind is anti-inflammatory and detoxifying, being used for such serious poisoning as that caused by ingesting datura. It restores sensation in certain kinds of paralysis. It is also used for gingivitis as well as to promote excretion of fluoride.

Contents: extract of Tamarindus indica fruit in distilled water, organic alcohol, and vegetable glycerin.

Detox, 50 tablets

Detox is a general organ cleanser and tonic that addresses the kidneys, liver, pancreas, and gall bladder. It helps restore the body after damage from toxic metals, alcohol, and nutritional deficiencies. Vadik is so confident of this product that it guarantees that if you do not see results, you can return the empty bottle for a complete refund.

Contents: standardized extracts of Amalaki, Emblica officinalis; Manjistha, Rubia cordifolia; Turmeric, Curcuma longa; Guduchi, Tinospora cordifolia; Anantmul, Hemidesmus indicus; Vidanga, Emblia ribes; Licorice, Glycyrrhiza glabra.

Shilajit, 90 tablets

Some Ayurvedic pundits believe that all formulas work better if combined with shilajit. This famous Ayurvedic remedy is widely regarded as an anti-aging agent. It is a rejuvenative that cleanses the urinary tract and lungs; it enhances immunity and stamina. Shilajit purifies the blood by aiding the removal of excess kapha and toxins from the tissues. As an aphrodisiac, it increases vitality while toning the reproductive organs and supporting their proper function. It is balancing for all doshas and can be used for debility or weakness caused by age, injury or dysfunction.

Sanskrit texts refer to shilajit as the "conqueror of mountains and destroyer of weakness." Shilajit has a high mineral content; so prized was the herb in ancient times that no major disease was believed to be curable without this asphaltum. Despite the very ancient history of use of shilajit, very little is really understood about its exact origin, even whether it is a plant material or mineral. Most likely, its resinous nature is due to the presence of mosses that have contributed to the formation of shilajit.

Contents: Shilajit (mineral pitch) with cellulose, stearic acid, and magnesium stearate, binders suitable for vegetarians.