Ayurvedic (???) Products

Ayurvedic Medicines Companies making n selling Hair Oil, Moisturising Creams, using MINERAL OIL, which is HARMFUL to Human Body/Skin/Hair. They don't even disclose this Ingredient. How they can be allowed to make/sell such Harmful NON-AYURVEDIC Products? more

Helpful Together Against Pollution Feb 26

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Harish Patel

It is really ridiculous to use the ayurvedic medicines without noticing the contents. Government should restrict these products and take legal actions. The horrible diseases are claimed to be cured with Ayurveda. With add of steroid a slow poison? more

Jun 15

Anoop Namboothiri

There is no need to use Mineral oil in Ayurvedic Hair oil at all.. We use coconut oil and consumers seem to be happy using it.. more

Jun 15

Sunil K Khona (299/C, 35th Cross)

Hope Modi Govt brings some Regulations to STOP EXPLOITATION of Ancient Brilliant Knowledge of Ayurved. more

Feb 27

Kk Sarwariya (415, TALIYA)

Sunil ji U r absolutely right. Now a days people are like Ayurvedic medicines. But they do nto know about the company and product quality, because they are not literate. Due to this reason these type of manufacturing company are success in this market. more

Feb 27

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