How Effective Are Ayurvedic Remedies & Products? Here’s What People Say
Patanjali Ayurved claims that its products have helped popularise Ayurveda across India. The company offers Ayurvedic treatments for diabetes and other health issues.
Patanjali Ayurved has played a key role in making Ayurvedic products and treatments mainstream in India. The company states that in recent years, people have started shifting from chemical-based products to natural and Ayurvedic alternatives. Patanjali claims that its products, like Kesh Kanti shampoo, Dant Kanti toothpaste, and Amla juice, are known for their effectiveness and affordability.
According to the company, 54-year-old Hira Sharma from Delhi reported positive results after using Kesh Kanti shampoo. She said the product helped reduce the oiliness of her hair, and now she washes her hair every 3 to 5 days instead of every two days, as she used to earlier.
Customers Report Relief From Gum Problems With Dant Kanti
Patanjali stated that its rose sharbat is also well-liked among consumers. Rishikesh Singh from Mumbai shared that he mixes it with lemon and basil seeds, which gives him a refreshing drink. Similarly, Ramesh Juel from Delhi praised the Dant Kanti toothpaste, which he said helped reduce his gum issues and tooth sensitivity.
The company further claims that its products are effective in managing various health concerns such as diabetes, kidney problems, and pain. A customer from Mumbai shared that Patanjali’s Ayurvedic medicines helped him control his diabetes. Patanjali also mentioned that its Yogpeeth in Haridwar offers Ayurvedic therapies like Panchakarma and naturopathy treatments. Users have reported improved energy levels and health benefits from these therapies.
Patanjali Emphasises Focus on Quality and Transparency
The company claims that it has successfully brought Ayurveda into the mainstream, but also stresses the importance of maintaining quality and transparency. It acknowledges that public opinion is mixed, with many users satisfied with the benefits they’ve experienced.
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