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OUR KIDNEYS
 The kidneys are bean-shaped
organs, each about the size of a fist.
 They are located near the middle
of the back, just below the rib cage,
one on each side of the spine.
 The kidneys are sophisticated
reprocessing machines.
HOW DO KIDNEYS FUNCTION
Every day, a person's kidneys process
about 200 quarts of blood to sift out
about 2 quarts of waste products and
extra water. The wastes and extra water
become urine, which flows to the bladder
through tubes called ureters. The bladder
stores urine until releasing it through
urination. The actual removal of wastes
occurs in tiny units inside the kidneys
called nephrons.
 Kidney failure is a medical condition in
which the kidneys fail to adequately filter
waste products from the blood.
 In renal failure, there may be problems
with increased fluid in the body (leading to
swelling), increased acid levels, raised level
of potassium, decreased levels of
calcium, increased levels of
phosphate, and in later stages anaemia.
WHAT IS KIDNEY FAILURE ?
Acute renal failure is a
rapidly progressive loss
of kidney function
generally characterized
by oliguria (decreased
urine production).
WHAT ARE THE STAGES OF KIDNEY FAILURE ?
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) can
also develop slowly
and, initially, show few
symptoms.CKD can be the long
term consequence of irreversible
acute disease or part of a
disease progression.
ESRD - This is End stage of kidney failure
when kidney stops functioning completely.
 Diet plays an important role in the
management of kidney failure
because foods and beverages contain
electrolytes and nutrients that must
be kept in balance by the kidneys.
 The special diet for kidney failure
patients may involve restricting fluids,
sodium, potassium, phosphorus and
protein.
ROLE OF DIET IN KIDNEY FAILURE
 Fluid restriction may be necessary to relieve these symptoms
and restore fluid levels to normal.
 In addition to restricting beverages, people on fluid restriction
must also limit their intake of soup, gelatin, ice cream, coffee
creamer, pudding, yogurt, custard and Popsicles.
 Fluid restriction is based on an individual's kidney function,
weight changes and presence of swelling and puffiness.
HOW FLUID RESTRICTION IS COMPONENT OF DIET IN
KIDNEY FAILURE?
 Sodium can also contribute to fluid
retention, which can be a problem for
people with kidney failure.
 Limit consumption of high-sodium
foods such as bouillon cubes, luncheon
meats, bacon, potato chips, table
salt, salted nuts, cheese, canned
soups, frozen meals and canned
vegetables.
HOW RESTRICTING SODIUM IS BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN
KIDNEY FAILURE ?
 Kidney dysfunction can cause potassium
levels to become too high, which can cause
the heart to stop or beat irregularly
 Avoid consumption of foods that are
high in potassium, including bananas,
oranges, chocolate, broccoli, raisins, apricots,
cantaloupe, tomatoes, coffee, prunes, bran
products, mushrooms and greens.
HOW RESTRICTING POTASSIUM IS BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN
KIDNEY FAILURE ?
 Phosphorus works with calcium to keep
the bones strong. It is also needed for
normal muscle function, healthy teeth and
normal nerve function.
 Low phosphorus alternatives are hard
candies, zucchini, sherbet, broccoli, non-
dairy milk substitutes & non-cola soft drinks.
HOW RESTRICTING PHOSPHORUS IS BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN
KIDNEY FAILURE ?
 If urea levels are high, protein
restriction may be necessary to
decrease the workload of the
kidneys and restore urea levels to
normal.
 Avoid high-protein foods such
as milk products, meat, eggs and
poultry.
HOW RESTRICTING PROTEIN BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN
KIDNEY FAILURE ?
WHAT ARE OTHER FOOD ITEMS TO BE RESTRICTED ?
Other foods you may be instructed to limit or avoid
are sweets and salty foods such as the following:
Candy (candy bars, hard
candy, chocolate, jelly beans, gum
drops)
Meat tenderizer
Regular sugar Molasses
Syrup (maple, chocolate) Ice cream
Honey Canned foods
WHAT ARE OTHER FOOD ITEMS TO BE RESTRICTED ?
Pies, cakes, cookies, donuts BBQ sauce, ketchup
Onion, garlic or table salt TV dinners
Salted chips and snacks Marinades
Worcestershire sauce Nuts
Soy Sauce Pizza
SAMPLE CONTINENTAL MENU TO GET YOU STARTED
BREAKFAST –
 Cream of Wheat or cream of rice cereal with a small serving of
fresh or thawed frozen peaches and cinnamon.
 White toast with a choice of two fruit jellies.
 Pear cocktail.
MID MORNING SNACK-
 Popcorn tossed with a very small amount of nutritional yeast.
 Sparkling water with lemon and lime.
 Raspberry popsicle.
LUNCH-
 Pasta topped with chopped mushrooms, broccoli.
 Tossed green salad with chopped bell peppers
(red, yellow, and green for color) and silken tofu, salad
dressing.
 Garlic bread made with fresh chopped garlic and olive oil.
 Sorbet served with cookies.
AFTERNOON SNACK-
 1 small tofu taco on flour tortilla.
 Sparkling water with a kiwi slice.
EVENING SNACK-
 Small soymilk shake.
DINNER-
 Stir-fried onions and cauliflower, served on a bed of
herbed rice.
 Onion dinner roll served with nonhydrogenated vegan
margarine.
 Chilled watermelon slices.
WHAT FOODS CAN BE INCLUDED IN DIET ?
1. Starches : These foods contain about 2 grams of
protein, 90 calories, 80 mg of sodium, 35 mg of
potassium, and 35 mg of phosphorus.
• 1 slice of bread (French, Italian, raisin, light rye, or sourdough
white), small dinner roll, or 6-inch tortilla.
• ½ of a hamburger bun, hot dog bun, English muffin, or small
bagel.
• ¾ cup of cereal.
• ½ cup of cream of rice, cream of wheat, farina, or cooked grits.
• ½ cup of cooked pasta (noodles,
macaroni, or spaghetti) or cooked
rice.
• 4 (2-inch) unsalted crackers.
• 1 ½ cups of plain popped popcorn.
• 10 unsalted pretzel sticks or 9
tortilla chips.
• 10 vanilla wafers or 4 sugar
wafers, shortbread cookies, or sugar
cookies.
2. Vegetables : A serving of these
foods contains about 1 gram of
protein, 25 calories, 15 mg of
sodium, and 20 mg of phosphorus.
The amount of sodium listed is for
vegetables that are canned or
prepared with no added salt. One
serving is ½ cup, unless another
amount is given.
Low potassium (less than 150 mg) :
• Green beans or bean sprouts.
• Raw cabbage, cauliflower, eggplant.
• Cucumber, onions, or canned corn.
• All varieties of lettuce (1 cup).
• 1 small raw carrot or 1 stalk of raw celery.
• Fresh and canned mushrooms (Mushrooms
have 40 mg of phosphorus or more per serving.)
Medium potassium (150-250 mg) :
• 5 spears of asparagus.
• Broccoli or celery.
• Mixed vegetables.
• Green or snow peas ( Peas have 40 mg
of phosphorus or more per serving ).
• Summer squash or zucchini.
• It’s better to soak or boil the
vegetables in water for 15 minutes
before using them.
3. Fruits : A serving of these
foods contains about ½ gram
of protein, 70 calories, and
15 mg of phosphorus. Each
serving is ½ cup, unless
another amount is given.
Low potassium (less than 150 mg) :
• Apple juice, applesauce, or 1 small apple.
• Blueberries.
• Cranberries or cranberry juice cocktail.
• Canned pears.
• Grapes or grape juice.
• Canned peaches or pears.
• Pineapple or strawberries.
• 1 tangerine.
• Watermelon.
• Fresh peaches or pears.
• Cherries.
• Mango ( if not diabetic) or papaya.
• Small grapefruit or grapefruit juice
( If not diabetic ).
Medium potassium (150-250 mg) :
4. Dairy : The following foods have
about 4 grams of protein, 120
calories, 80 mg of sodium, 185 mg of
potassium, and 110 mg of phosphorus.
• ½ cup of milk (fat free, low-
fat, whole, buttermilk, or chocolate
milk)
• ½ cup of plain yogurt, to be consumed
only by adding black pepper in it.
• 1 slice of cheese
5. Nondairy milk substitutes :
These foods have ½ gram of
protein, 140 calories, 40 mg of
sodium, 80 mg of potassium, and
30 mg of phosphorus. A serving
is ½ cup of nondairy frozen
dessert, nondairy frozen dessert
topping, or nondairy creamer.
6. Meat and other protein foods : These foods have about 7
grams of protein, 65 calories, 25 mg of sodium, 100 mg of
potassium, and 65 mg of phosphorus. Do not use salt when
preparing these foods.
• 1 ounce of cooked beef, pork, or poultry.
• 1 ounce of any fresh or frozen fish, lobster, shrimp,
clams, tuna, unsalted canned salmon, or unsalted sardines.
• 1 ½ ounces of crab or oysters.
• 1 large whole egg or 2 large egg whites, or ¼ cup of low-
cholesterol egg substitute.
7. Fats : These foods have very little protein and about 45
calories, 55 milligrams of sodium, 10 milligrams of
potassium, and 5 milligrams of phosphorus. Include healthy
fats, such as unsaturated fats, which are listed below.
• 1 teaspoon mayonnaise or ½ teaspoonful of Margarine.
• 1 teaspoon oil
(safflower, sunflower, corn, soybean, olive, peanut, canola)
.
• 1 tablespoon oil-based salad dressing (such as Italian) or
2 tablespoons mayonnaise-based salad dressing (such as
ranch).
 Diet can be complemented with
ayurvedic treatment of Planet
Ayurveda for better results.
 Ayurvedic treatment of planet
ayurveda helps to revive kidney
functions to an extent that dialysis can
be avoided in kidney failure patients.
HOW DIET IS COMPLEMENTED WITH AYURVEDIC
TREATMENT ?
1. Rencure Formula - 2 Capsules twice daily, after meals, with
plain water.
2. Punarnava Mandur - 2 Tablets thrice daily , after meals with
plain water.
3. Varunadi Vati – 2 Tablets thrice daily , after meals with plain
water.
4. Mutrakrichantak Churna - 1 Tablespoonful once daily, with
plain water, after meals or boil 1 tablespoonful powder in 400
ml water, boil it un till the water remains 50 ml, consume once
daily. Make fresh every time.
RECOMMENDED DOSAGE/ HOW TO TAKE
Planet Ayurveda developed
Revive Kidneys Package
for the Ayurvedic Treatment of Kidney Failure
 Punarnava Mandur Tablets
 Varunadi Vati
 Rencure Formula
 MutraKrichAntak Churna
 Kidney failure
 Kidney Stones
 Nephrotic Syndrome
 Nephritis
 Dialysis
 Diabetic Nephropathy
 Urethral Strictures,
 Urinary Tract Infections
 Acute or Chronic Renal Failure
 Increased Urea and Creatinine
REVIVE KIDNEYS PACKAGE IS USEFUL IN BELOW GIVEN DISEASES
 The Herbal Supplements are made
from Natural herbs and no preservative
or flavors are added.
 So, there are no side effects of using
these herbal medicines.
SIDE EFFECTS
 Planet Ayurveda is the major
manufacturer of Revive Kidneys
Package.
 It is the leading supplier and
exporter of Ayurvedic medicines
to worldwide.
Please visit below given link to Buy Revive Kidneys Package from
Planet Ayurveda online –
www.planetayurveda.com/mutrakrichantak.htm
WHERE TO BUY ?
To Find Out More about Revive kidneys
Package and Other Herbal Medicines
Visit Us - www.planetayurveda.com
Email - herbalremedies123@yahoo.com
BOOK YOUR ORDER TODAY
 Planet Ayurveda is a leading herbal GMP certified
manufacturing, export company – owned by Dr. Vikram
Chauhan from Chandigarh, India.
 It is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company and sister concern
of Krishna Herbal Company which is US-FDA registered.
 Planet Ayurveda has distributors in various parts of the
world and products range over 200.
ABOUT PLANET AYURVEDA
Address : #3604, Sector 23-D,
Chandigarh-160023, INDIA
Phone - 0091-172-5073604 (Work)
Cell no. Manager - 0091-9915593604
Websites -www.planetayurveda.com &
www.krishnaherbals.com
Email-herbalremedies123@yahoo.com
CONTACT US
This information is not to be used for self diagnosis or treatment. You should always
consult your own doctor for specific advice concerning the treatment. The information is
not intended to cover all possible uses, nor should it be construed to indicate that use of a
particular herbal medicine is safe, appropriate or effective for you. It does not replace the
need for services provided by your doctor.
Think Herbal…
and
Live a Better
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Best Diet Plan for Kidney Failure Patients and Avoid Dialysis

  • 1. OUR KIDNEYS  The kidneys are bean-shaped organs, each about the size of a fist.  They are located near the middle of the back, just below the rib cage, one on each side of the spine.  The kidneys are sophisticated reprocessing machines.
  • 2. HOW DO KIDNEYS FUNCTION Every day, a person's kidneys process about 200 quarts of blood to sift out about 2 quarts of waste products and extra water. The wastes and extra water become urine, which flows to the bladder through tubes called ureters. The bladder stores urine until releasing it through urination. The actual removal of wastes occurs in tiny units inside the kidneys called nephrons.
  • 3.  Kidney failure is a medical condition in which the kidneys fail to adequately filter waste products from the blood.  In renal failure, there may be problems with increased fluid in the body (leading to swelling), increased acid levels, raised level of potassium, decreased levels of calcium, increased levels of phosphate, and in later stages anaemia. WHAT IS KIDNEY FAILURE ?
  • 4. Acute renal failure is a rapidly progressive loss of kidney function generally characterized by oliguria (decreased urine production). WHAT ARE THE STAGES OF KIDNEY FAILURE ?
  • 5. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) can also develop slowly and, initially, show few symptoms.CKD can be the long term consequence of irreversible acute disease or part of a disease progression. ESRD - This is End stage of kidney failure when kidney stops functioning completely.
  • 6.  Diet plays an important role in the management of kidney failure because foods and beverages contain electrolytes and nutrients that must be kept in balance by the kidneys.  The special diet for kidney failure patients may involve restricting fluids, sodium, potassium, phosphorus and protein. ROLE OF DIET IN KIDNEY FAILURE
  • 7.  Fluid restriction may be necessary to relieve these symptoms and restore fluid levels to normal.  In addition to restricting beverages, people on fluid restriction must also limit their intake of soup, gelatin, ice cream, coffee creamer, pudding, yogurt, custard and Popsicles.  Fluid restriction is based on an individual's kidney function, weight changes and presence of swelling and puffiness. HOW FLUID RESTRICTION IS COMPONENT OF DIET IN KIDNEY FAILURE?
  • 8.  Sodium can also contribute to fluid retention, which can be a problem for people with kidney failure.  Limit consumption of high-sodium foods such as bouillon cubes, luncheon meats, bacon, potato chips, table salt, salted nuts, cheese, canned soups, frozen meals and canned vegetables. HOW RESTRICTING SODIUM IS BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN KIDNEY FAILURE ?
  • 9.  Kidney dysfunction can cause potassium levels to become too high, which can cause the heart to stop or beat irregularly  Avoid consumption of foods that are high in potassium, including bananas, oranges, chocolate, broccoli, raisins, apricots, cantaloupe, tomatoes, coffee, prunes, bran products, mushrooms and greens. HOW RESTRICTING POTASSIUM IS BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN KIDNEY FAILURE ?
  • 10.  Phosphorus works with calcium to keep the bones strong. It is also needed for normal muscle function, healthy teeth and normal nerve function.  Low phosphorus alternatives are hard candies, zucchini, sherbet, broccoli, non- dairy milk substitutes & non-cola soft drinks. HOW RESTRICTING PHOSPHORUS IS BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN KIDNEY FAILURE ?
  • 11.  If urea levels are high, protein restriction may be necessary to decrease the workload of the kidneys and restore urea levels to normal.  Avoid high-protein foods such as milk products, meat, eggs and poultry. HOW RESTRICTING PROTEIN BENEFICIAL FOR DIET IN KIDNEY FAILURE ?
  • 12. WHAT ARE OTHER FOOD ITEMS TO BE RESTRICTED ? Other foods you may be instructed to limit or avoid are sweets and salty foods such as the following: Candy (candy bars, hard candy, chocolate, jelly beans, gum drops) Meat tenderizer Regular sugar Molasses Syrup (maple, chocolate) Ice cream Honey Canned foods
  • 13. WHAT ARE OTHER FOOD ITEMS TO BE RESTRICTED ? Pies, cakes, cookies, donuts BBQ sauce, ketchup Onion, garlic or table salt TV dinners Salted chips and snacks Marinades Worcestershire sauce Nuts Soy Sauce Pizza
  • 14. SAMPLE CONTINENTAL MENU TO GET YOU STARTED BREAKFAST –  Cream of Wheat or cream of rice cereal with a small serving of fresh or thawed frozen peaches and cinnamon.  White toast with a choice of two fruit jellies.  Pear cocktail. MID MORNING SNACK-  Popcorn tossed with a very small amount of nutritional yeast.  Sparkling water with lemon and lime.  Raspberry popsicle.
  • 15. LUNCH-  Pasta topped with chopped mushrooms, broccoli.  Tossed green salad with chopped bell peppers (red, yellow, and green for color) and silken tofu, salad dressing.  Garlic bread made with fresh chopped garlic and olive oil.  Sorbet served with cookies. AFTERNOON SNACK-  1 small tofu taco on flour tortilla.  Sparkling water with a kiwi slice.
  • 16. EVENING SNACK-  Small soymilk shake. DINNER-  Stir-fried onions and cauliflower, served on a bed of herbed rice.  Onion dinner roll served with nonhydrogenated vegan margarine.  Chilled watermelon slices.
  • 17. WHAT FOODS CAN BE INCLUDED IN DIET ? 1. Starches : These foods contain about 2 grams of protein, 90 calories, 80 mg of sodium, 35 mg of potassium, and 35 mg of phosphorus. • 1 slice of bread (French, Italian, raisin, light rye, or sourdough white), small dinner roll, or 6-inch tortilla. • ½ of a hamburger bun, hot dog bun, English muffin, or small bagel. • ¾ cup of cereal. • ½ cup of cream of rice, cream of wheat, farina, or cooked grits.
  • 18. • ½ cup of cooked pasta (noodles, macaroni, or spaghetti) or cooked rice. • 4 (2-inch) unsalted crackers. • 1 ½ cups of plain popped popcorn. • 10 unsalted pretzel sticks or 9 tortilla chips. • 10 vanilla wafers or 4 sugar wafers, shortbread cookies, or sugar cookies.
  • 19. 2. Vegetables : A serving of these foods contains about 1 gram of protein, 25 calories, 15 mg of sodium, and 20 mg of phosphorus. The amount of sodium listed is for vegetables that are canned or prepared with no added salt. One serving is ½ cup, unless another amount is given.
  • 20. Low potassium (less than 150 mg) : • Green beans or bean sprouts. • Raw cabbage, cauliflower, eggplant. • Cucumber, onions, or canned corn. • All varieties of lettuce (1 cup). • 1 small raw carrot or 1 stalk of raw celery. • Fresh and canned mushrooms (Mushrooms have 40 mg of phosphorus or more per serving.)
  • 21. Medium potassium (150-250 mg) : • 5 spears of asparagus. • Broccoli or celery. • Mixed vegetables. • Green or snow peas ( Peas have 40 mg of phosphorus or more per serving ). • Summer squash or zucchini. • It’s better to soak or boil the vegetables in water for 15 minutes before using them.
  • 22. 3. Fruits : A serving of these foods contains about ½ gram of protein, 70 calories, and 15 mg of phosphorus. Each serving is ½ cup, unless another amount is given.
  • 23. Low potassium (less than 150 mg) : • Apple juice, applesauce, or 1 small apple. • Blueberries. • Cranberries or cranberry juice cocktail. • Canned pears. • Grapes or grape juice. • Canned peaches or pears. • Pineapple or strawberries. • 1 tangerine. • Watermelon.
  • 24. • Fresh peaches or pears. • Cherries. • Mango ( if not diabetic) or papaya. • Small grapefruit or grapefruit juice ( If not diabetic ). Medium potassium (150-250 mg) :
  • 25. 4. Dairy : The following foods have about 4 grams of protein, 120 calories, 80 mg of sodium, 185 mg of potassium, and 110 mg of phosphorus. • ½ cup of milk (fat free, low- fat, whole, buttermilk, or chocolate milk) • ½ cup of plain yogurt, to be consumed only by adding black pepper in it. • 1 slice of cheese
  • 26. 5. Nondairy milk substitutes : These foods have ½ gram of protein, 140 calories, 40 mg of sodium, 80 mg of potassium, and 30 mg of phosphorus. A serving is ½ cup of nondairy frozen dessert, nondairy frozen dessert topping, or nondairy creamer.
  • 27. 6. Meat and other protein foods : These foods have about 7 grams of protein, 65 calories, 25 mg of sodium, 100 mg of potassium, and 65 mg of phosphorus. Do not use salt when preparing these foods. • 1 ounce of cooked beef, pork, or poultry. • 1 ounce of any fresh or frozen fish, lobster, shrimp, clams, tuna, unsalted canned salmon, or unsalted sardines. • 1 ½ ounces of crab or oysters. • 1 large whole egg or 2 large egg whites, or ¼ cup of low- cholesterol egg substitute.
  • 28. 7. Fats : These foods have very little protein and about 45 calories, 55 milligrams of sodium, 10 milligrams of potassium, and 5 milligrams of phosphorus. Include healthy fats, such as unsaturated fats, which are listed below. • 1 teaspoon mayonnaise or ½ teaspoonful of Margarine. • 1 teaspoon oil (safflower, sunflower, corn, soybean, olive, peanut, canola) . • 1 tablespoon oil-based salad dressing (such as Italian) or 2 tablespoons mayonnaise-based salad dressing (such as ranch).
  • 29.  Diet can be complemented with ayurvedic treatment of Planet Ayurveda for better results.  Ayurvedic treatment of planet ayurveda helps to revive kidney functions to an extent that dialysis can be avoided in kidney failure patients. HOW DIET IS COMPLEMENTED WITH AYURVEDIC TREATMENT ?
  • 30. 1. Rencure Formula - 2 Capsules twice daily, after meals, with plain water. 2. Punarnava Mandur - 2 Tablets thrice daily , after meals with plain water. 3. Varunadi Vati – 2 Tablets thrice daily , after meals with plain water. 4. Mutrakrichantak Churna - 1 Tablespoonful once daily, with plain water, after meals or boil 1 tablespoonful powder in 400 ml water, boil it un till the water remains 50 ml, consume once daily. Make fresh every time. RECOMMENDED DOSAGE/ HOW TO TAKE
  • 31. Planet Ayurveda developed Revive Kidneys Package for the Ayurvedic Treatment of Kidney Failure  Punarnava Mandur Tablets  Varunadi Vati  Rencure Formula  MutraKrichAntak Churna
  • 32.  Kidney failure  Kidney Stones  Nephrotic Syndrome  Nephritis  Dialysis  Diabetic Nephropathy  Urethral Strictures,  Urinary Tract Infections  Acute or Chronic Renal Failure  Increased Urea and Creatinine REVIVE KIDNEYS PACKAGE IS USEFUL IN BELOW GIVEN DISEASES
  • 33.  The Herbal Supplements are made from Natural herbs and no preservative or flavors are added.  So, there are no side effects of using these herbal medicines. SIDE EFFECTS
  • 34.  Planet Ayurveda is the major manufacturer of Revive Kidneys Package.  It is the leading supplier and exporter of Ayurvedic medicines to worldwide. Please visit below given link to Buy Revive Kidneys Package from Planet Ayurveda online – www.planetayurveda.com/mutrakrichantak.htm WHERE TO BUY ?
  • 35. To Find Out More about Revive kidneys Package and Other Herbal Medicines Visit Us - www.planetayurveda.com Email - herbalremedies123@yahoo.com BOOK YOUR ORDER TODAY
  • 36.  Planet Ayurveda is a leading herbal GMP certified manufacturing, export company – owned by Dr. Vikram Chauhan from Chandigarh, India.  It is an ISO 9001:2008 certified company and sister concern of Krishna Herbal Company which is US-FDA registered.  Planet Ayurveda has distributors in various parts of the world and products range over 200. ABOUT PLANET AYURVEDA
  • 37. Address : #3604, Sector 23-D, Chandigarh-160023, INDIA Phone - 0091-172-5073604 (Work) Cell no. Manager - 0091-9915593604 Websites -www.planetayurveda.com & www.krishnaherbals.com Email-herbalremedies123@yahoo.com CONTACT US
  • 38. This information is not to be used for self diagnosis or treatment. You should always consult your own doctor for specific advice concerning the treatment. The information is not intended to cover all possible uses, nor should it be construed to indicate that use of a particular herbal medicine is safe, appropriate or effective for you. It does not replace the need for services provided by your doctor. Think Herbal… and Live a Better Healthy Life!!! This consumer information is brought you by Thank You...