Discover the amazing powers of herbs: Salai guggal (Boswellia Serrata) The Arthritic-Pain Reliever

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About the Book:

Arthritics can be a real pain, literally and figuratively, as any sufferer will reveal. Although common amongst the elderly, the crippling disease can occur at any age and is sometimes fatal in young women and the children. Of the various forms of arthritis, osteoarthritis - which this booklet deals with - is one of the most common.

This degenerative joint disease is best diagnosed and treated early. Besides outlining the relevant do's and don'ts, the booklet tells you how to recognize the early symptoms. Timely intervention can prevent the advance of the progressive, debilitating disease. While steroids and non- steroidal drugs can be harmful, natural remedies are the safest option. Here's where the herbal remedy Salai guggal works amazingly to reduce inflammation, relive pain and improve mobility. Salai guggal offers long-term relief (in capsule form) and instant relief (in gel form) from arthritic pain. Which is why, when it comes to managing arthritic pain naturally and safely, Salai guggal is the safest remedy.

About the Author:

Madhulika Kaushal is an executive pharmacist with Apothecaries Ltd, a prestigious pharmaceutical services organization engaged in medical documentation, clinical research and delivering of professional pharmaceutical care to patients. An M. Pharm from Hamdard University, New Delhi, Ms Kaushal has extensive experience in writing about medical issues from the patient's perspective in layman's language.

As head of the Dabur Research Foundation, I have, for many years, been excited by the remarkable potential of herbs for promoting health and well-being. Certainly, this will come as no surprise to those of you who are familiar with, or have trusted, traditional Ayurvedic remedies for preventing and treating health disorders. What might surprise you, however, is that modem clinical studies and trials have now scientifically endorsed the therapeutic properties of many common and not-so-common herbs, and that such remedies are now increasingly becoming popular with Western medical practitioners. One of the reasons for the resurgence of traditional herbal remedies is their proven efficacy combined with safety.

I was, therefore, delighted to learn that a series of simply written booklets was planned to spread awareness of the multiple health benefits of many indigenously available plants. At last, many more people will know why the world has recognised the usefulness of nutraceuticals for treating and preventing a host of common ailments, and chronic disorders-like arthritis, obesity, nutritional deficiencies, stress, 'memory loss, constipation, and the like.

It is my hope that readers will, henceforth, evaluate the natural options available to them for their own ailments. There is no doubt in my mind that they will greatly benefit from the remarkable properties of herbal remedies.